manky

1 She even makes digs at Sophie's appearance in the song, dissing her contour - "do you want me to lend you a blender?" - and telling her to "sort out your manky Scouse brow".

2 And she is off – imagining if it will be a “manky old boot” or a tri-wizard tournament cup that magically transports us, TSA-free, to our destination.

3 “More than 10% of the weight of the manky pillows will be hundreds of thousands of dust mites and their droppings,” Blakey says.

4 I was watching the film with my girlfriend and her sister in the manky basement of a pretty unsafe house off the Cowley Road in Oxford – a setting which seemed worryingly close to the film.

5 Most Elizabethans had manky teeth, terrible skincare and bad lighting.

6 This year's series of X Factor will already seem retrogressive enough, now that the auditions are being held in manky old conference rooms again.

7 Why are they all standing around that a manky old boot?

他们干嘛要围着一只破靴子?

8 Minnie's favourite manky sheep went missing once; I'm not sure who cried more when we eventually found him!

9 Slightly stale bread, a lump of manky cheddar and no booze whatsoever is the order of the day.

10 The house looks as if it's been squatted by a class of particularly manky art students.

11 "One day I was moving some dried flowers that had started to look a bit manky so I decided the throw them away," Rose-Mary wrote after she started documenting the goings-on in the late nineties.

12 Drilled with holes and dressed with gravel in preparation for winter, like some manky cosmetic applied before bed, only the rabid say, “Hey, let’s play anyway.”

13 “I was a kid during these times. I was born in 1990. These manky MP3 players were what I had,” says a typically cheerful Nixon, early in the morning from his home in South Australia.

14 And shouldn’t candles stick to just smelling unemotionally pleasant rather than probably a bit manky but in a way that makes you want to cry?

15 Why on earth spend a fortune on made-to-order jackets, shirts and purple shoes only then to ruin the whole effect by sporting manky jeans?

16 It looks a bit manky and stained, to be honest, probably through overpassionisation.

17 And he now finds himself living in a sort of manky bedsit, scratching around to find the next meal, the next cigarette, the next bottle of whiskey.

18 "Then, one day, I saw how brown and manky the inside of the cup was and I thought, 'That's what my insides look like – better get off it.'"

19 He lives in his parents' shed and spends all day wearing a manky sheepskin jerkin and drawing things he can't sell, while they drop clanging hints about how he should get a real job.

20 “The texture of the background has this manky surface at the bottom,” he said, with satisfaction.

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