grunge

• Nom qui désigne un état de saleté, d'impuretés ou de matière malpropre recouvrant quelque chose, ainsi qu'un style musical et vestimentaire né dans les années 1990, caractérisé par un aspect négligé et une sonorité brut, dérivé du rock alternatif.

A noun referring to the state of being covered with dirt, filth, or unclean matter.

indénombrable

1. Dirt or FilthB1formal

   A state or condition of being covered with unclean matter, such as grime, soot, or dirt.

   Saleté, crasse

   • His hands were covered in grunge after working on the car.
   • The abandoned house was filled with years of grunge and dust.
   • She scrubbed the grunge off the kitchen counter.
   • The old warehouse had a layer of grunge on every surface.

   Synonymesdirtfilthgrimegunkmucksoot

   Antonymescleanlinesspurityspotlessness

2. Music GenreB2informalamerican

   A subgenre of alternative rock that emerged in Seattle in the 1980s and 1990s, characterized by distorted guitars, angsty lyrics, and a sludgy sound.

   grunge

   • Nirvana's album 'Nevermind' brought grunge into the mainstream.
   • He grew up listening to grunge bands like Pearl Jam and Soundgarden.
   • The grunge scene of the early '90s influenced fashion and culture.
   • Many consider Alice in Chains to be a key part of the grunge movement.