dregs of wine; distillers' grains

messy; awful; in bad shape

rotten; decayed; spoiled

pickle in wine or with distillers' grains

𡃇啦, 棹忌, 死火

(mild expletive) damn; what bad luck; terrible

a nose to light candles at; brandy nose

chaos; a complete mess

dirty | Mand.: 骯髒; 齷齪

(adjective) untidy; dirty; (slang) haunted

a dirty child (Lit. a dirty cat)

an unoffended way to describe a person who is dirty or makes himself/herself dirty. Normally it is used in between those with a close relationship (parents to children / between couple or close friends); literally "dirty cat"

dirty things; dirty stuff

ghosts; spirits

ghosts (spoken)

totally disordered, in a mess; at sixes and sevens | [粵]: 立立亂, 亂晒龍, 亂龍

(adjective) Super messy

messy

to slander; to bad-mouth

to wreck; to spoil; to waste | [粵]: 嘥撻

in a bad state; horrible; dreadful; entirely regrettable; abject; damned; abominable

extremely filthy or dirty in appearance

(adjective) very dirty; filthy or grimy (can be used to describe people as well as places / objects)

deride

(verb) to mock; to deride; to taunt; to treat someone harshly; to be mean to someone(a person); to ruin; to wreck (an object)

red-nosed drunk (from wine)