Moderate as in blacken To cover or make something dirty or grimy, as if with dirt or soot. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Begrime'
The mechanic's hands became begrimed with grease and oil as he worked on the car engine.
The firefighter emerged from the burning building, begrimed but victorious.
The old chimney begrimed the entire room with soot, creating a gloomy atmosphere.
Heavy machinery at the construction site tended to begrime the workers' protective gear.
The industrial area's air pollution would begrime the pristine lakes nearby.
The chef's attempt at a flamboyant kitchen presentation only served to begrime the countertops.
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