grimy

I got out and looked in the grimy side window.

The glass was grimy, but even so, she could see the dead on the floor.

His hands and face felt grimy from the long trip.

Finally she came up with two grimy pieces of paper.

She held her grimy hands out, then nodded toward the door.

He placed it in one off the dead men's grimy hands.

Where they hit was just a place on a grimy map.

His face was grimy with the dust of the road.

It's a grimy job, but someone has do to it.

I felt grimy and my hair would look a sight.

Through the grimy windows he saw that it was nearly dark.

He looked now at the grimy men in this casino.

Carroll sat back and finally let his head rest against the grimy office wall.

That made him feel better; he did not like sleeping grimy.

I read it on my knees in the light from a grimy window.

The color is rosy and grimy at the same time.

The little woman stuck out a grimy hand, and they shook.

She had never been so hopelessly grimy in her life.

At the far end of the room, light filtered through a grimy window.

He crossed the room and put the side of his head to the wall's grimy surface.

Across the street another loft building made a grimy mass in the night.

She was glad not to have to shake his grimy hand.

He glanced up at the grimy buildings on each side.

Outside the dark room stretched the grimy length of the city.

Falling asleep to the press of work, he told himself, was enough to make anyone feel grimy.