adjective
General Slang
clarty
· adjective · geordie
Geordie for filthy, muddy, mucked-up.
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Dirty, muddy, smeared with sticky muck. Geordie's go-to word when 'dirty' doesn't do justice to the state of something — kids after the park, a van after a farm run, a kitchen floor after the dog.
“Take them clarty boots off before you come in the house.”
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clarty In A Sentence
Take them clarty boots off before you come in the house.
Origin & Usage
From dialect 'clart' (mud, to smear), Northumbrian English.
Variants
clartie
People Also Ask
What does clarty mean?
In Geordie slang, clarty means filthy, muddy, or mucked-up.
How do you use clarty in a sentence?
"The path down to the river was dead clarty after all the rain."
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