Gross-out
[grohs-out] /ˈgroʊsˌaʊt/
noun, Slang.
1.
something that is disgustingly offensive.
modifier
: The Animal House gross-out movies are all about groups/ gross-out scenes of the Dalmatian mounting the smaller dog
noun
Something particularly disgusting; repellent trash: He attempts the ultimate gross-out: ”self-expression” of the kind found in Greenwich Village (1960s+ Teenagers)
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