hekdesh
n.— «Perhaps because he’s a sloppy fellow whose daughters, borrowing a Yiddish word from their grandmother, accuse him of creating a hekdesh (messy house) wherever he goes, Councilman David Yassky doesn’t mind immersing himself in a topic that inspires most constituents to hold their noses: garbage.» —“A Councilman Who Has His Own Ideas About Garbage” by Robin Finn New York Times June 17, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)