Augean
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 10
aw-jē′an, adj. filthy: difficult. [From Augeas , a fabled king of Elis in Greece, whose stalls, containing 3000 oxen, and uncleaned for thirty years, were swept out by Hercules in one day by his turning the river Alpheus through them.]
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