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grunge
When referring to physical residue, the term suggests a thick, sticky, and often oily layer of filth that is difficult to remove. It carries a stronger connotation of industrial or mechanical waste than the general word "dirt," implying a mixture of grease and grime.
In a cultural context, the term describes a specific aesthetic of deliberate unkemptness. While the music genre is defined by its sonic distortion and emotional rawness, the associated fashion emphasizes a rejection of polished, mainstream looks through the use of thrift-store clothing and layered fabrics.
Meanings
Examples
The engine block was covered in a thick layer of black grunge.
I need a heavy duty degreaser to get all this grunge off the garage floor.
The old pipes were caked in years of industrial grunge.
The old pipes were caked in years of industrial grunge.
I really miss the raw energy of early nineties grunge.
Do you think grunge is still influential in today's indie scene?
He spent the whole afternoon listening to grunge records in his room.
She wore an oversized flannel shirt and ripped jeans for that classic grunge look.
That outfit is a bit too grunge for a formal wedding.