dirter
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 59
[Eng. dirt; -er.) In a mill the vibrating stick that strikes the bolter. ( Scotch.) dirt-iěd, pa. par.ora. [DIRTY, v.] dirt-i-lý, adv. [Eng. dirty; -ly.] 1. Lit.: In a dirty, filthy, or foul manner or state. 2. Fig.: In a mean, sordid, or shameful manner. "Such gold as that wherewithal Chimiques from each mineral Are dirtily and desperately gull'd." Donne: Elegy xii.
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