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[ UK /ɡɹˈɒti/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. very unpleasant or offensive
    a grotty little play

How To Use grotty In A Sentence

  • It looked like it was going to be grotty, but as I was on the tube the clouds all seemed to disappear and by the time I came back above ground at Tottenham Court Road station the sky was a beautiful clear blue and the sun was shining brightly.
  • But lest anyone though he had been rewarded too much, he's now stuck in a grotty bedsit facing years on the waiting list for a council home. The Sun
  • MPs attack £5bn government bill for 'grotty' new housing Latest news from the public and voluntary sectors, including health, children, local government and social care, plus SocietyGuardian jobs | guardian.co.uk
  • David Mitchell: 'I should probably be thinking seriously now about not living in a grotty flat on my own' Peep Show's David Mitchell joins Charlie Brooker to grill politicians in new live show
  • And no wonder - his once notorious bachelor pad is now apparently rather grotty. The Sun
  • She just finds another grotty flat. Times, Sunday Times
  • But lest anyone though he had been rewarded too much, he's now stuck in a grotty bedsit facing years on the waiting list for a council home. The Sun
  • Cheap and quick to build - and better than a grotty bedsit! The Sun
  • The hotel was well out of the centre in a slightly grotty area, and so there wasn't much to see in the immediate vicinity, but in any case I wanted to work on the act for the night.
  • Workers get a property, almost always a grotty flat. The Sun
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