| Foul |
| Soil |
| Lewd |
| Harry |
| Soiled |
| Tricks |
| Filthy |
| Grubby |
| Smutty |
| Corrupt |
| X-rated |
| Stained |
| Sullied |
| Obscene |
| Unclean |
| Squalid |
| Smudged |
| Illicit |
| Unwashed |
| Begrimed |
| Like smut |
| Not "clean |
| Ill-gotten |
| Underhanded |
| On the take |
| Unscrupulous |
| Kind of pool |
| X-rated, say |
| Below the belt |
| Needing a bath |
| Down's partner |
| Due for a bath |
| One way to play |
| Like some jokes |
| Bad way to play |
| Unsportsmanlike |
| Needing washing |
| Like some tricks |
| Needing cleaning |
| Opposite of clean |
| Needing scrubbing |
| In need of a bath |
| Ready to be washed |
| Like some limericks |
| Stormy, as weather. |
| Needing a scrubbing |
| In need of scrubbing |
| Like Eastwood's "Harry |
| ___ Gertie from Bizerte |
| Don Henley's "Laundry"? |
| Like Pigpen of "Peanuts |
| ___ Harry, Eastwood role |
| Word before bird or bomb |
| ___ Harry," Eastwood film |
| Word with laundry or pool |
| Epithet for Harry Callahan |
| Like clothes in the hamper |
| Unscrupulous, as a fighter |
| Like some looks and laundry |
| In need of a good scrubbing |
| Like some jokes and some cops |
| Adjective for Eastwood's Harry |
| Like cops who emulate criminals |
| How Swayze danced in a 1987 film |
| _____ work ( Unpleasant occupation) |
| Like kids, often, or inappropriate for kids |