DISGUST | • disgust v. To cause an intense dislike for something. • disgust n. An intense dislike or loathing someone feels for something bad or nasty. • DISGUST v. to cause loathing. |
DISGUSTED | • disgusted adj. Filled with disgust. • disgusted v. Simple past tense and past participle of disgust. • DISGUST v. to cause loathing. |
DISGUSTEDLY | • disgustedly adv. In a disgusted manner. • DISGUSTED adv. DISGUST, to cause loathing. |
DISGUSTEDNESS | • disgustedness n. The state or condition of being disgusted. • DISGUSTEDNESS n. the state of being disgusted. |
DISGUSTEDNESSES | • DISGUSTEDNESS n. the state of being disgusted. |
DISGUSTFUL | • disgustful adj. (Archaic) disgusting, vile. • disgustful adj. Full of disgust. • DISGUSTFUL adj. provoking disgust. |
DISGUSTFULLY | • disgustfully adv. (Archaic) In a way that inspires disgust. • DISGUSTFUL adv. provoking disgust. |
DISGUSTFULNESS | • disgustfulness n. The state of being disgustful. • DISGUSTFULNESS n. the state of being disgustful. |
DISGUSTING | • disgusting adj. Causing disgust; repulsive; distasteful. • disgusting v. Present participle of disgust. • DISGUST v. to cause loathing. |
DISGUSTINGLY | • disgustingly adv. In a disgusting manner. • disgustingly adv. To a disgusting extent or degree. • DISGUSTING adv. DISGUST, to cause loathing. |
DISGUSTINGNESS | • disgustingness n. The state or quality of being disgusting. • DISGUSTINGNESS n. the state of being disgusting. |
DISGUSTS | • disgusts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disgust. • DISGUST v. to cause loathing. |