dirt bag

noun

1. Slang. a filthy or contemptible person.

Example Sentences

Crenshaw called Watters a “dirt bag millionaire at Fox” who was accusing him for a crime with no evidence and said the host “grew up with a silver spoon” because his family is made up of “well connected journalists and politicians.”

From Salon

"Why would you break the rules for a dirt bag like Hunter Biden?" said the Tennessee Republican.

From BBC

As Candace Keene explains, “I’m not a mullet fan. I grew up in New Mexico in a double-wide trailer. I associated a mullet with an uncultured kind of connotation, a little bit of a dirt bag.”

From Seattle Times

Claire calls herself a banshee, a dirt bag.

From Los Angeles Times

Matthew McConaughey is at his dirt bag finest as a good-time Charlie stoner-poet named Moondog in Harmony Korine’s “The Beach Bum,” a bizarre and transfixing carnival of vulgarity and vice.

From Washington Times