grimes
word · lemma: grime
Definition
'Grimes' is the plural form of 'grime' and refers to multiple dirty substances or patches of dirt, soot, or other filth.
Usage & Nuances
Rarely used in everyday conversation; 'grime' is much more common. Most often appears in literary or descriptive contexts referring to accumulated patches or layers of filth. Not to be confused with the musician 'Grimes.'
Example Sentences
There were grimes on the window sill after the storm.
basic
He tried to scrub the grimes from his hands.
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You can see grimes collected in old corners of the house.
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After months of construction, the floors were covered in thick grimes.
natural
It took a lot of effort to remove the stubborn grimes from the kitchen tiles.
natural
They discovered layers of old grimes beneath the wallpaper.
natural