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clarty

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clarty [ˈklɑːtɪ (Scot) ˈklærtɪ]
adj clartier, clartiest
Scot and Northern English dialect dirty, esp covered in mud; filthy


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Don't believe all that guff about players wanting to stay and help us get promoted - that's football speak for "no other mug would pay me all this, so you wont beat me out of here with a clarty stick".
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