gross out v.
1. to disgust someone, to shock someone; thus excl. gross me out! that really disgusts me!
![]() | Wisconsin State Jrnl 17 Jan. 1-2: If the person is completely obnoxious, he would find himself ‘grossing out’. | |
![]() | Semi-Tough 45: Bubba got caught by his date, Honey Jean Lester, while he was beating off [...] Shake imitated Honey Jean Lester [...] ‘Bubba Littleton! You done grossed me out for the last time’. | |
![]() | Serial 71: Your socks [...] smell outrageous. I mean, they’re really grossing me out. | |
![]() | London Fields 207: Thelonius eats nothing but fruit: even a string-bean, even a radish, would gross him out. | |
![]() | Ghost World 72: He once poured tons of ketchup on his hot dog and it grossed me out! | |
![]() | (con. 1980s) i80s.com 🌐 gross out/grotesque To make someone sick. | |
![]() | Gutted 70: Camera close-ups on the actual knife wounds [...] I pushed the folder aside, said, ‘Are you trying to gross me out?’. | |
![]() | Thrill City [ebook] Being grossed out is the least of your worries after shitting a watermelon. | |
![]() | Didn’t Nobody Give a Shit 15: [S]he thought her case grossed out the [parole] panel. |
2. to be overwhelmed by disgust.
![]() | Glitter Dome (1982) 227: I almost grossed out. I never take a trick a second time if he makes me watch kiddy porn. |