dirty work in English

noun

1

activities or tasks that are unpleasant or dishonest and given to someone else to undertake.

In actual fact they are trying to get Labour to do their dirty work for them.

Use "dirty work" in a sentence

1. Do the dirty work.

2. Do their dirty work.

3. There' s dirty work afoot

4. Are you afraid of dirty work?

5. Who's gonna do your dirty work for you?

6. And I've been doing their dirty work ever since.

7. They pay you double for this kinda dirty work?

8. You're gonna have to do your own dirty work now.

9. Can't believe you brought this stooge to do your dirty work.

10. When it comes to shopping, Cheapskate does the dirty work for you

11. He's not the boss, he's just a hireling employed to do the dirty work.

12. We have a few Bootjacks on our porch for outside, dirty work boots and …

13. Wet and dirty work encourages the colonisation of Proteus mirabilis between nail fold and nail plate.

14. She asked you to do her dirty work for her and you agreed, Archbishop, shame on you.

15. Designed to make any adventure’s dirty work a little easier, the Camino® Carryall is the perfect all-purpose, here-to-there bag for any and every day

16. Claudius shows himself to be a politician-king, delegating his dirty work to other characters, such as when he sends Hamlet to England and asks the English to kill his nephew upon arrival

17. Boilersuit may be defined as “A Boilersuit is a loose fitting garment covering the whole body except for the head” and “Boilers suit a loose protective coverall or smock worn over ordinary clothing for dirty work”.

18. Little has been revealed about the past of the man known as Crossbones. A mercenary and assassin, Crossbones can often be seen doing the dirty work of the Red Skull, but will work for anyone with a big enough wallet