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grubby

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–adjective
1. dirty; slovenly: children with grubby faces and sad eyes. 
2. infested 
with 
or affected by grubs or larvae. 

grub
–verb (used without object) 
10. to dig; search 
by 
or as if by digging: We grubbed through piles of old junk to [find] the deed. 

3. contemptible: grubby political tricks.  

Synonyms:
1. grimy, unkempt, messy, filthy, bedraggled.


　
Cameos from pool champ Willie Mosconi and boxer Jake LaMotta add to the atmosphere of Harry Horner's grubby production design and Eugen Schüfftan's camerawork.


raunchy slob unkempt
randy
and Randal (Jeff Anderson), that [spiky], even less evolved specimen of dedicated...uh, [randiness]
bandy
from one to another, back and forth
to bandy [blows] [words]
disheveled
But the [souffle] never [rises], for reasons that begin with the fact that the [disheveled] Jerry seems like a certifiable lunatic in immediate need of extended treatment.

bristle brittle
ruffle
rumple 
irregular, uneven, jagged.
Jerry's assistant Watson (rumple-faced Irv Gooch)
corrugate
corrugated [cardboard]
The picture is unthinkable [without] her presence—swaying between the [jubilant] and the [fretful], all wide [eyes] and corrugated [brow]. 
furrow
In spring, [farmers] are busy furrowing the fields.
His [brow] furrowed.

frazzle
but by her extravagant turn as a [frazzled] performance artist
floating notions about loneliness and urban beauty, frazzled [adults] and buffeted [kids]. 
Meanwhile, [frazzled] shoe salesman Richard is splitting with his wife 
frizzle
no accent, frizzed [hair] or darkened complexion, and no attempt to consciously rein in emotion.
fizzle
That the climax [fizzles] must be laid on doorstep of Halsted Welles, who adapts Elmore Leonard's story quite well until that point.
Debauchery