Dirtier: meaning, definitions and examples

comparative form

Dirtier is the comparative form of the adjective 'dirty', which describes something that is unclean or soiled. It is often used to indicate that a particular object or surface has more dirt and grime than another. This term can also metaphorically describe moral or ethical impurities, suggesting a lack of integrity or cleanliness in behavior. In informal settings, it may refer to something more sordid or obscene, particularly in relation to humor or language.

filthier, grimer, messier

Examples of usage

• Her shirt was dirtier than his after the picnic.

• The bathroom was even dirtier than I expected.

• He made a dirtier joke than last time.

• The streets were dirtier after the festival.