DIRT

n. 1 soil, mud, muck, mire, grime, slime, sludge, ooze, slop; dust, soot; excrement, ordure; filth, waste, refuse, trash, garbage, rubbish, offal, junk, dross, sweepings; leavings, scrap, orts; Slang Brit gunge, US grunge This vacuum cleaner is guaranteed to pick up any kind of dirt 2 soil, earth, loam, ground, clay Hydroponics is the technique of farming without dirt, using only liquid nutrients 3 indecency, obscenity, smut, pornography, foulness, corruption, filth, vileness Customs confiscated much of the dirt before it could enter the country 4 gossip, scandal, talk, rumour, inside information , Colloq low-down, dope, Slang US scuttlebutt I got the dirt from David about what really happened at the party