Squalid

What do we mean by squalid?

Dirty or deteriorated, especially from poverty or lack of care. synonym: dirty. adjective

Morally repulsive; sordid. adjective

Foul; filthy; extremely dirty: as, a squalid beggar; a squalid house.

Rough; shaggy.

Dirty through neglect; foul; filthy; extremely dirty. adjective

Extremely dirty and unpleasant. adjective

Showing a contemptible lack of moral standards. adjective

Any member of the Squalidae. noun

Foul and run-down and repulsive adjective

Morally degraded adjective

Extremely dirty and unpleasant.

Showing a contemptible lack of moral standards.

1. Disgusting, revolting, dirty, foul. 2. (Slang) Anything that is awesome beyond comprehension. Much like the 90's term "filth" and the 80's term "bad". Urban Dictionary

Squalid Urban Dictionary

Close conncection to valid. General term of approval or agreement with something. Originated partly from Khalid Achtar. Urban Dictionary

Close connection to valid- yet to be used in times of exceptional pleasure. Derived from the infamous 'Khalid Akhtar'. Can often be used as squal-heed. Urban Dictionary

Basically it just means dirty gypsy, but using different words which arent very commonly used so it sounds alot better when you call someone it because they think wtf is he on about, and dont know your insulting them Urban Dictionary

Extremely dirty due to poverty or neglect Urban Dictionary

Square root of valid (derogatory). An invalidating way of describing people who see their feelings as valid in a derisive way. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to squalid:
squalid, squali, squaloid.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word squalid:
tenements, slums, tenement, filthy, miserable, conditions, surroundings, refugee, crowded, prostitution, apartment, inadequate, neighbourhood, refugees, poverty, streets, earn, chile, guards, living, violent, housing, dangerous, flat, poor, prison, rooms, neighborhood, violence, labor, room, houses, disease, woman.

Words that rhyme with squalid:
solid, stolid, callid, khalid, mawlid, flat solid, platonic solid, pholad, regular convex solid, ideal solid, call id, protocol id, sol id.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective squalid:
conditions, poverty, room, misery, surroundings, streets, huts, houses, village, appearance, life, town, quarters, slums, place, camps, street, tenements, house, wretchedness, villages, homes, hovels, rooms, condition, home, apartment, housing, hut, existence, scene, city, children, dwellings, towns, shacks, circumstances, environment, lives, camp, quarter, buildings, savages, story, tenement, places, lodgings, affair, look, slum, cabins, alleys, reality, business, district, details, population, settlement, neighborhood, hovel, hamlet, figure, hotel, aspect, settlements, cabin, hole, war, garments, mess, want, suburb, scenes, rags, tragedy, bed, garret, dens, building, wretches, cottages, suburbs, death, districts, cell, den, dress.

Consonant match to squalid:
squaloid.

Words that sound like squalid:
squalid, squalled, squelette, swallowed, squealed, squilla, squale, scuola, squalus, squalo, squally, squatted, swallet, squad, solid, skillet, squalor, stolid, scala, squelched, skald, skala, skelet, squillace, scalade, squalidly, squillo, squid, squall, scald, scowled, scrawled, squalls, squaller, solide, skylit, squawl, scalled, skyclad, swallow, salad, scarlet, squeal, squat, squared, skilled, scold, schooled, squashed, squeezed, scolded, swelled, squelch, squeals, skylight, scaled, squealer, squirted, squashy, scalia, squill, skyla, escuela, scalloped, scrolled, scola, skulled, squirreled, squelchy, sequela, squired, scali, swilled, skuld, skalla, skylite, skold, sculled, squama, squirrelled, squail, squatt, suela, solat, squalene, sequella, squeegeed, squills, scalded, squalling, equality, equaled, equalled, aquila, scarlett, scouted, osculate, ceilidh, qualit, schoolkid.