transitive. To inspire or affect with dread, loathing, or disgust.

intransitive and impersonal with dative. To feel disgust or loathing.

Of a thing: To affect with weariness, dislike, or disgust; to weary, tire; to trouble; to disgust, to ‘bore’. Also absol. archaic.

transitive. To excite loathing or disgust in (a person, etc.). Const. of. Also, to render (a person) loath or reluctant to (do something) or averse…

transitive. Of a thing: to affect (a person, the stomach, etc.) with nausea or sickness; (figurative) to create a loathing or aversion in.

To cause aversion in, cause to turn away; also with off. Now rare.

transitive. To bring into odium, render odious or hateful.

Scottish. To affect with loathing or satiety.

transitive. To cause (a person) to feel distaste or aversion. Also intransitive.

transitive. To affect (a person) with repugnance or aversion. Also intransitive: to cause repugnance.

To affect with nausea, loathing, or disgust.