Clatty (adj) (Scots)
kla-tee
Dirty, unkempt, or unpleasant.
mid 17th century: from dialect clat ‘a clod of dirt’ + -y; related to clot and clod.
Example sentences
“I don’t want him cooking my dinner; have you seen his clatty nails?”
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