మురికి లేదా మురికిగా చేయండి,

Verb:

మట్టికి, దుమ్మురాయి,

begrime's Usage Examples:

(GG, 1314) “Deprived of sangat, one’s self remains begrimed.

The uncropped negative shows two ratings lifting the exhausted, sea-sodden and soot-begrimed marine by both arms.

Bloomberg, "we now look at a city whose best neighborhoods are absolutely begrimed by these blazing blue Citibank bikes.

sharpened here and there by pain or cunning; skin and muscle and flesh begrimed with smoke and ashes”.

career with The Beatles and Wings, and Michael Bloomberg"s bike share "begrimes" New York.

lurid light Reveals on every side     A thousand, thousand shades Of Death begrimed and black — Read the full poem at Wikisource The poem glorifies the goddess.

racial stereotype during this time, and Othello"s contrast between his "begrimed" features and the purity of the goddess Diana.

report juxtaposes the "bronzed, slope-shouldered, uncouth" marching men "begrimed with dust" and the spectators dressed in "summer gowns, lace parasols,.

The smoke from tourists" fires has begrimed the walls.

stage paintings are discernable, though the former are more faded and begrimed with early centuries of Hinayana worship.

(1883) as "an eating cancer on the body municipal, and within its crime begrimed walls have been enacted so many villainies, that the world has wondered.

aunt of the girls—, la que se cayó por asomarse —the one that fell because peeked—, la tiznada —the begrimed—, la tostada —the toast, the tan one—, la trampa.

Othello the Moor says, "Her name, that was as fresh as Dian"s visage, is now begrimed and black as my own face.

Synonyms:

foul, splash, dirty, muck, alter, soil, crock, pollute, muddy up, muck up, contaminate, spot, blemish, colly, grime, muddy, change, smear, modify, mire, slime, bemire, mud,

Antonyms:

clean, unclog, free, unstuff, fragrant,