Dirtily

In a dirty manner; foully; filthily; nastily; meanly; sordidly; as, to be treated dirtily. Dirt'ine , n. State of being dirty; fil you r ; foulne : nastine ; meanne ; basene ; sordidne ; as, dirtine of habits, dirtine in usage of another. Directrix, n. ( Geom . ) A right or curved line which Dirt Town, in Georgia , a village of Chattooga co., abt. serves for the description or definition of a curve or surface. A uming the indefinite line AB ( Fig. 831) as CB the direction. and F, a A point without it, as a focus, then, if the line FD revolve about Fas a centre, while a point, D, serves in it in such a manner that its distance from F shall always be to CD, its perpendicular distance from the line A BВ, in a constant ratio, then V E F D Fig . 831. 180 m. N.W. of Milledgeville. Dirt'y, a . Covered or soiled with dirt; foul: nasty; filthy; unclean; not pure; turbid; cloudy; dark; as, dirty weather, dirty linen, dirty hands, . -Mean; base; low; sordid; dishonorable; despicable; as, a dirty action, dirty treatment, a dirty fellow, . "Mean in their discourses, and dirty in their practices."- South. To stain or soil with dirt, or any unclean sub -v. a.