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sloven

[sluhv-uhn] / ˈslʌv ən /
NOUN
slob
Synonyms


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The agency’s report on her said she “had a very poor personal appearance, her clothes were sloven and dirty, and her hair was uncombed and matty, and she had a very offensive body odor.”

From Washington Times

The names of the teams - "kings, royals, knights" - reveal a lack of imagination and a sloven admiration for colonial and aristocratic titles.

From BBC

He was such a sloven, as if he had trusted to his genius as a cloak for everything that could disgust you in his person....

From Project Gutenberg

Two-thirds of the fire alarm was destroyed, and all the watering-carts, slovens, hose, &c., belonging to the corporation, were burned.

From Project Gutenberg

She was exceedingly ugly—red-haired and freckled, with eyes of no colour in particular; she was also bad-tempered and a horrible sloven.

From Project Gutenberg