grubby-looking

• “We stood next to a covered bus bench, where a grubby-looking wino in a gray trench coat was sleeping.”

  Simon & Schuster: THE LAST GREAT GETAWAY of the WATER BALLOON BOYS

• “All they saw was a grubby-looking man holding a gun in his hand.”

  Simon & Schuster: Rogue Wave

• ““You will sit next to me until the morning,” Farik says, pointing to a grubby-looking chair in the corner off the hallway.”

  Simon & Schuster: The English American

• “Here's some fuddled old bezzer - bit like the man on the left above - in a grubby-looking mac muttering and pretending that the recent floods are somehow related to global warming.”

  Archive 2007-09-16

• “And, as such, it'll reveal the new face of Club Paris just as soon as it can find a suitably grubby-looking chainsmoking woman with hairy armpits who smells a bit like dog poo.”

  Paris Hilton-Related Newspaper Headline Of The Year

• “For example, Tadpole arrives home from her weekend away with Mamie and Papy on Monday evening, and the first thing to cross the threshold of my apartment is a proudly brandished hand bearing a rather ragged, grubby-looking pink plaster.”

  une fée

• “One year, a grubby-looking guy was out there on a 6-foot-square piece of plywood, drinking Olde English 500 and smoking cigarettes.”

  USATODAY.com - The best seat in the cove

• “What will you have?" inquired a young woman, tilting her hips in order to support her grubby-looking baby.”

  Maigret's Rival

• “Ten minutes afterwards, a grubby-looking man in a slouch hat ambled up the asphalt path to the narrow door against which John was leaning.”

  The Foolish Lovers

• “A stream of secretaries came up the Hall, two carrying chairs, and with them two grubby-looking old men.”

  An Onlooker in France 1917-1919

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