unclean
31unclean — adjective 1》 dirty. 2》 immoral. 3》 ritually impure and unfit for use or consumption. ↘(in biblical use, of a spirit) evil. Derivatives uncleanness noun …
32unclean — a. 1. Foul, dirty, filthy, nasty, uncleanly. 2. (Jewish Law.) Ceremonially impure, needing ritual cleansing, impure. 3. Sinful, morally impure, foul with sin, unholy, polluted …
33unclean — ajd. 1. dirty, filthy, polluted, fouled, befouled, unwashed, soiled, sooty, grimy, begrimed, smoky, sullied, maculated; muddied, miry, dirt encrusted; stained, smeared, smirched; impure, tainted, infected, poisoned, adulterated, Inf. mucky, Inf.… …
34unclean — un·clean …
35unclean — Нечистый …
36unclean — un•clean [[t]ʌnˈklin[/t]] adj., er, est. 1) not clean; dirty 2) morally impure; vile 3) bib having a physical or moral blemish so as to make impure according to Biblical laws • Etymology: bef. 900 un•clean′ness, n …
37unclean — /ʌnˈklin / (say un kleen) adjective 1. morally or spiritually impure. 2. ceremonially or ritually defiled. 3. (of food) unfit to be eaten; forbidden. 4. physically defiled or defiling; foul; dirty …
38unclean — Ma ema e ole, haumia, kāpulu, hawa, ino, pe a, pe ape a, pauma ele, pelapela …
39unclean — adj. 1 not clean. 2 unchaste. 3 unfit to be eaten; ceremonially impure. 4 Bibl. (of a spirit) wicked. Derivatives: uncleanly adv. uncleanly adj. uncleanliness n. uncleanness n. Etymology: OE unclaeligne (as UN (1), CLEAN) …
40unclean hands — noun A doctrine of equity under which a court of law will not provide equitable relief to a party whose own conduct has been improper …
