dirtily
/ˈdɜrtəli/
adverb
- In a way that is covered or marked with dirt; not cleanly.
- The mechanic worked dirtily, with grease smeared across his face and arms.
- She noticed the floor had been dirtily mopped, leaving streaks of grime behind.
- After playing in the mud, the children wiped their hands dirtily on their shirts.
- In a dishonest, unfair, or morally wrong manner.
- The company dirtily bribed officials to get the contract.
- The politician was accused of playing dirtily to win the election.
- He dirtily cheated at cards, hiding an ace up his sleeve.
- In a way that is sexually suggestive or obscene (but not extremely vulgar).
- The comedian told jokes dirtily, making the audience blush.
- She winked dirtily at her friend across the room.
- The lyrics of the song were dirtily suggestive, but not explicit.