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Dirty

Filthy

Bad

Terrible

Angry

Furious

Tired

Exhausted

Surprised

Astonished

Big

Enormous + huge

Small

Tiny

Fat

Obese

Cold

Freezing

Hot

Boiling

Funny

Hilarious

Old

Ancient

Hungry

Starving

Beautiful

Gorgeous