figurative. Applied to what is morally filthy or otherwise disgusting.
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释义 | the mind > emotion > hatred > dislike > disgust > [noun] > something which disgusts (13) slime1585 figurative. Applied to what is morally filthy or otherwise disgusting. ipecacuanhaa1763 figurative. Something that produces nausea. nastiness1831 An unpleasant-tasting substance. Now rare. sickener1853 Something which nauseates or disgusts; an overdose or excess of anything; a sickening experience. disgustant1866 Something that excites disgust. muck1882 colloquial. Unpleasant or unappetizing solid or liquid matter, esp. food, drink, or medicine. pig's breakfast1933 something unattractive or unappetizing; a mess, a muddle (cf. dog's breakfast n. at dog, n.1 compounds 3d). ick1947 Something sticky, congealed, or disgusting. Cf. icky, n. 2. yuck1966 Messy, unpleasant, or distasteful material. literal and figurative. merde1968 Excrement, dung. Also figurative. scuzz1968 One who or that which is disgusting or unpleasant. turn-off1975 Something that repels, disgusts, or ‘turns one off’ (see to turn off 8 at turn, v. phrasal verbs). colloq. put-off1977 colloquial. Something off-putting or repellent; = turn-off, n. 4. |
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