Rural Dictionary

Disgustable

Used as a noun to describe something or someone that is repulsing to you either by action or nature. It can also be used as a complete sentance in response to information received.

As a noun:
Indian food is disgustable.
The work he did on my house is disgustable.

As a response to information received:
Party A:Giovanni cheated on his wife, contracted an STD, and passed it on to his wife not knowing.
Part B: Disgustable!

by Umberto Direnzo November 8, 2006

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Disgustable

Disgusting + Undesirable = Disgustable.

When something you see, smell, hear, touch or taste is totally and completely disgusting, revolting, undesirable or just straight distasteful, that's grounds for being disgustable.

Being the guest of honor at dinner, I had to at least try the main dish, which was tuna casserole. It was the most "DISGUSTABLE" thing I've ever tasted!!
The tuna casserole recipe called for tuna, garlic, hamburger, chocolate chips, noodles, bacon, coffee grounds, pinto beans, italian seasoning, nutmeg, cloves, granola, rice, sugar, eggs, tomatoes, broccoli, black pepper, maple syrup, bananas and crushed potato chips sprinkled across the top.

by HuMBush February 21, 2009

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Disgustness

Alternative for level of disgust.
As slurred / created by Stacey Chamberlain 17th May 2019

A: That's shocking
B: I know right, maximum disgustness

by Jaymz1976 May 18, 2019

Disgustant

1. A truly disgusting (and usually unattractive) individual.

2. A repugnant psychopath that is disliked by most who are acquainted with it. Often oblivious of their own revulsion and of how disliked they truly are.

A combination of the words disgusting and repugnant.

She was the proverbial office pariah - A disgustant and outcast that few would have anything to do with - due in large part to her disagreeable and narcissistic nature.

by Andrew - Johannesburg March 5, 2012