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1 morsig
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2 achterkeuken
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3 bijkeuken
n. scullery, area or room for washing dishes and performing messy tasks (British) -
4 dooreen
adv. in a mess, disorderly, in disarray, messy; in trouble, in a predicament, in a fix -
5 rommelig
adj. littery, messy -
6 verward
adj. entangled, tangly, perplexed, disordered, distracted, confused, intricate, indistinct, incondite, confounded, embarrassing, abashed, addle, rambling, mazy, messy, labyrinthine, rough and tumble, fine spun, hugger mugger, mope headed, pell-mell--------adv. perplexedly, indistinctly, higgledy piggledy -
7 vuil
adj. dirty, filthy, foul, unclean, greasy, soiled, sordid, mucky, nasty, hoggish, grimy, smudgy, messy, putrid, rank, scurvy, smutty, splotchy, grubby, obscene, dingy, frowzy, tainted--------adv. dirtily, filthily, foully, nastily, boarish--------n. dirt, filth, foul, grime, garbage -
8 een morsige vrouw
een morsige vrouwa messy/slovenly womanVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een morsige vrouw
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9 flodderig
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10 flodderwerk
1 bungling ⇒ messy/sloppy/shoddy (piece of) work -
11 kladden
2 [vlekken geven] blot♦voorbeelden:II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 [als een klad aanbrengen op] daub3 [slecht, slordig schilderen] daub -
12 kladwerk
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13 kliederig
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14 knoeier
knoeier, knoeister1 [knoeipot] messy person2 [sloddervos] sloppy person3 [onhandige prutser] bungler4 [fraudeur] cheat -
15 knoeierig
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16 knoeiwerk
1 [onhandig/verprutst werk] sloppy/shoddy work -
17 morspot
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18 rommelig
2 [met betrekking tot ingewanden] rumbling♦voorbeelden: -
19 vuil
vuil1〈 het〉♦voorbeelden:grof vuil • (collection of) bulky refuseergens voor oud vuil liggen • 〈 figuurlijk〉 lie in the gutter, be down and outvuil storten • tip/dump/shoot rubbishverboden vuil te storten • dumping prohibited, no tipping/dumping————————vuil2♦voorbeelden:1 de vuile kopjes • the dirty/used cupsvuile taal • dirty/foul/filthy language2 iemand een vuile streek leveren • pull a fast one/play a dirty/nasty trick on someonevuile viezerik/leugenaar • dirty/filthy swine/liareen vuile zaak/vuil zaakje • a dirty business3 iemand vuil aankijken • give someone a dirty/foul/filthy/nasty look5 het varken woog vuil 150 pond • the pig weighed 150 pounds with wastage/had a gross weight of 150 pounds〈 informeel〉 (van loon, salaris enz.) vuil in handen krijgen • be paid cash in hand (and no questions asked)6 een vuile maag hebben • feel queasy/sick
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