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View usage for: (graɪm) uncountable nounGrime is dirt which has collected on the surface of something. Kelly got the grime off his hands before rejoining her in the kitchen. Synonyms: dirt, filth, soot, smut More Synonyms of grime (ɡraɪm) noun1. dirt, soot, or filth, esp when thickly accumulated or ingrained 2. a genre of music originating in the East End of London and combining elements of garage, hip-hop, rap, and jungle verb3. (transitive) to make dirty or coat with filth Derived forms grimy (ˈgrimy) adjective griminess (ˈgriminess) noun Word origin C15: from Middle Dutch grime; compare Flemish grijm, Old English grīma mask grime in American English (graɪm) noun1. dirt, esp. sooty dirt, rubbed into or covering a surface, as of the skin verb transitiveWord forms: grimed or ˈgriming2. to make very dirty or grimy Word origin Early ModE, prob. < Fl grijm, akin to OE grima < IE * ghrei- < base * gher-, to rub hard, smear > Gr chrisma, ointment Examples of 'grime' in a sentencegrime The music is grime and the musician of the moment is Skepta.The text (somewhat shorter) is offset by grime music.Wipe away any excess with a tissue to remove dirt, grime and bacteria, then allow to dry naturally.But what will happen when the quartet are confronted by dirt and grime?Use this polish daily to remove grime and leave skin looking bright and refreshed.Clean the glass or plastic to remove grime and let in more light.The remains of summer shading and a build-up of dirt and grime will block out precious light. Dirt, grime and green film will automatically dissolve.It's all set to riotous grime music.I had to get right underneath them and clean all the dirt and grime.A foaming agent used in many shampoos to help remove oil and grime from your scalp and hair.I spent some time last weekend in Oslo and there was no dirt or grime of any kind.Its'unique bubbling action' lifts grime to the surface without soaking.Today's stars veer between garage and house, grime and jungle.The first time will remove all your make-up, and the second will get rid of any dirt and grime.Applying products on public transport can block pores, as dirt and grime get under your foundation, causing blemishes.He picked up a gong as he was crowned the king of UK hip-hop and grime.RIO FERDINAND loves a bit of grime and garage.And he has been embraced again by the UK garage and grime scene, which has had a proper resurgence in recent years. British English: grime NOUN Grime is dirt which has collected on the surface of something. He got the grime off his hands before rejoining her in the kitchen. - American English: grime
- Brazilian Portuguese: sujeira
- Chinese: 污垢
- European Spanish: mugre
- French: crasse
- German: Schmutz
- Italian: sudiciume
- Japanese: あか
- Korean: 먼지
- European Portuguese: sujeira
- Latin American Spanish: mugre
Chinese translation of 'grime' n (u) - (= dirt)
污垢 (wūgòu)
Definition ingrained dirt She washed the grime off her hands. Additional synonymsDefinition disgusting dirt and muck tons of filth and sewage Synonyms dirt, refuse, pollution, muck, shit (taboo, slang), crap (taboo, slang), garbage, sewage, contamination, dung, sludge, squalor, grime, faeces, slime, excrement, nastiness, carrion, excreta, crud (slang), foulness, putrefaction, ordure, defilement, kak (South Africa, vulgar, slang), grot (slang), filthiness, uncleanness, putrescence, foul matter - grievous
- grim
- grimace
- grime
- grimy
- grin
- grind
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