Pollute Phrases

Phrases

• A dirty business
• A woman is only a woman but a good cigar is a smoke
• Air your dirty linen in public
• Blow smoke up your ass
• By fair means or foul
• Cry foul
• Dear Dirty Dublin (Nickname of Dublin Ireland)
• Dirty Harry (Clint Eastwood movie)
• Dirty but clean
• Dirty kitchen (An outdoor kitchen used for smelly food)
• Dirty laundry
• Dirty linen
• Dirty little secret
• Dirty look
• Dirty old man
• Dirty tricks
• Dirty weekend
• Dirty work at the crossroads
• Do the dirty
• Do the dirty on
• Fall foul of the law
• For digestion's sake - smoke camels (Camel Cigarettes advertising slogan)
• For your throat's sake, smoke Craven 'A' - they never vary (Craven 'A' Cigarettes advertising slogan)
• Foul language
• Foul up
• Get down and dirty
• Get your hands dirty
• Give a hoot, don't pollute (United States Forest Service advertising slogan)
• Go up in smoke
• Holy smoke
• If you smoke, please smoke Carlton (Carlton Cigarettes advertising slogan)
• It's a dirty job, but somebody has to do it (A catchphrase from Nick Stone In Tightrope)
• Let the polluter pay
• More Doctors Smoke Camels than any other cigarette (Camel cigarettes advertising slogan)
• No harm, no foul
• Play dirty
• Potty mouth (a foul mouthed person)
• Put that in your pipe and smoke it
• Quick and dirty
• Senor Smoke (Nickname of Aurelio Lopez)
• Smoke Craven 'A' - will not affect your throat (Craven 'A' Cigarettes advertising slogan)
• Smoke and mirrors
• Smoke around the campfire
• Smoke like a chimney
• Smoke me a kipper, I'll be back for breakfast (A catchphrase from Red Dwarf)
• Smoke out
• Swallow your own smoke
• Talk dirty
• The Dirty Digger (Nickname of Rupert Murdoch)
• The Foul Pole (Nickname of Andrew Golota)
• The Smoke (Nickname of London England)
• The Time (Dirty Bit) (The Black Eyed Peas song)
• There's no smoke without fire
• To err is human, but to really foul things up requires a computer
• Toilet mouth (a foul mouthed person)
• Up in smoke
• Wash your dirty linen in public
• Watch my smoke
• Where there's smoke there's fire
• You dirty old man (A catchphrase from Steptoe and Son)
• You dirty rat (A catchphrase from James Cagney)
• You gotta ask yourself, do I feel lucky, well do ya punk? (Dirty Harry)