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hygienically challenged
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hygienically challenged
Euph. [of a person] dirty. (Jocular.) Bill always smells terrible. He must be hygienically challenged. A couple of the kids in my class are, let us say, hygienically challenged.
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At the same time, can we remind readers that by following a few simple hygiene rules - covering your mouth and nose when you sneeze, disposing of tissues safely and hygienically and washing your hands - that they can dramatically reduce the risk and spread of infection.
Winter warnings; Your Say by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Ensuring your family jewels are well supported and hygienically cared for should remain high on the list of priorities for men," he added.
'More than half of Oz blokes wear same undies for two days' by Asian News International
If the municipality expects residents to live hygienically, then provide this area with more metal containers.
Collect our rubbish! by Gulf Daily News (Manama, Bahrain)
 
 
 
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