grotty BrE informal

If we go through and chuck out all the grotty stuff.

Yeah, the inflammation will often spread down here and make you feel grotty.

She must be reading some pretty grotty things or mixing with funny people to pick up that kind of talk.

We'll see if the world beats a path to your grotty little door."

They left the grotty little hand housing and moved into the cleaner, but smaller, apartments for the service workers.

It's obvious with this training thing takes part you know, I've got to move in to the grotty old school room in so.

But when it only involves the grotty old garage, then, Sid can be persuaded.

A budget place to stay doesn't have to mean a fleapit in a grotty part of town.

"If they were, it was certainly not getting to our grotty little office in Finsbury Park."

You just wouldn't have been sitting on the usual grotty seat covers."

It used to be one of those grotty old tenements, but it's all been tarted up now.

Once, not so many weeks ago, I had run, run up those two grotty flights of stairs with her in my arms.

The neighborhood is grotty, some dishes swim in butter, and the service can be glacial.

But, it looks grotty, it is a good one.

Yet, somehow, all of her anger, hatred and resentment had been transferred to the grotty little station.

It would have been a grotty breakfast anyway.

These people could rent in a grotty flatshare like most of us do when we're young.

They need a firm hand administered by their betters to keep them in their grotty little place!

Enter the net and dozens of grotty gossip sites.

The place looks grotty from the outside but there's a small garden on the inside - a good setting for a brewski.

I bet you that it's all grotty.

This one's a grotty little fibreglass thing, there's nothing romantic about it.'

José looked down at the grotty bar top.

Simply must whip your grotty old appendix out first.'