1. dirtying - Noun
2. dirtying - Verb
of Dirty
Source: Webster's dictionaryAll art is but dirtying the paper delicately. John Ruskin
Now, she is dirtying her hands in the electoral process, having to explain her political evolution in a serious way and being forced to answer questions from the great unwashed. Source: Internet
The study concluded that this phenomenon has hurt ALEC because, "Dirtying its hands with social issues undermines ALEC's ability to exercise influence over fiscal ones." Source: Internet
It's always a good idea to consider how often you will actually be using (and simultaneously dirtying) your kitchen. Source: Internet
The next few years will be rocky but I firmly believe—and the news of bookstores thriving in the face of Borders decline and Amazon’s giant paws dirtying everything should be proof—that bookselling and books are going to survive. Source: Internet
MCC should take Action & Fine MESCOM for Dirtying the City with Trimmed Tree Branches, which are getting ROTTEN due to rain, and giving scope for mosquitoes to breed, and spread Malaria and Dengue, and that too during the time of Pandemic. Source: Internet