Definitionn. a state characterized by foul or disgusting dirt and refuse
Last update: July 22, 2015
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"Even the thought of skiing doesn't take away the nastiness of that woman," Fred answered, in spite of sounding somewhat placated. [Please select]
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Ivan scratched his head and said: "See here; such nastiness." [Please select]
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Joe always kept a supply of it in the cupboard; having a belief in its virtues correspondent to its nastiness. [Please select]
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The cub's quits with you now for all your airs and your nastiness. [Please select]
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Nastiness beyond account, and chaos run loose in the midst of the nastiness. [Please select]
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There was something infinitely hideous and shocking in that laugh, in those eyes, in such nastiness in the face of a child. [Please select]
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"I certainly don't know why the devil you're here," said Fendihook, with sudden nastiness.' [Please select]
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When she saw the situation, she put the things down and had the nastiness to stay and listen. [Please select]
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Roosevelt, who loathed obscenity as he did any other form of filth, tired of this bad man's talk and told him very calmly that he liked him but not his nastiness. [Please select]
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After a time he went to the mouth of the cave, to stand and stare out at the camp where the thousand fires were dying fitfully and wood smoke purged the air of human nastiness. [Please select]
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