begrime in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To begrime means to make something dirty or soiled, especially by covering it with grime or dirt.

The children played outside until their clothes were begrimed with dirt.
He was careful not to begrime his hands while working on the engine.
The walls of the old house were begrimed with years of soot and neglect.
She tried to clean the floor, but the mud only begrimed it further.
The artist's hands were begrimed with paint, a testament to her creativity.
After the storm, the streets were begrimed with fallen leaves and debris.
His shoes were begrimed from walking through the muddy trail.
The chef's apron was begrimed with flour and sauce after a long day in the kitchen.
The neglected garden was begrimed with weeds and overgrown plants.
Despite her efforts, the rain begrimed her freshly washed car again.