grotbag
A British slang term of abuse for a dirty, unhygienic, or generally unpleasant person.
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A British slang term of abuse for a dirty, unhygienic, or generally unpleasant person. The 'grot' component (British slang for filth or squalor) combined with 'bag' creates an insult suggesting someone who carries or wallows in filth. Used as a mild to moderate insult; less severe than some British equivalents but clearly derogatory.
She called her brother a grotbag after he left the bathroom in that state.
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(slang, derogatory) A dirty or unhygienic person.
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