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grossitude

grossitude noun: grossness, repulsiveness.

Noun

grossitude (uncountable)

  1. (informal) grossness, repulsiveness.
    • So why hasn't Kibo been all over this Levi Low-Rider Jeans commercial that features the singing/rapping bellybuttons? It's stunning in its grossitude.2001 July 9, Darla Vladschyk, “TV Commercial: Worst Ever?”, in alt.religion.kibology (Usenet)
    • YOu know, it is funny when yhou think about it. It was you who introduced us to PYLOMDASMAT in all of its vile stench. Yet the email address you claim is mine is based on the one you used. Why would I want to imitate such vile grossitude?2016 October 25, Justin Tyme, “I must be off...”, in alt.baldspot (Usenet)

Origin of grossitude

From gross + -itude.

Questions about grossitude

What does grossitude mean?
Grossitude means grossness, repulsiveness.
What part of speech is grossitude?
Grossitude is a noun.

Words near grossitude in the dictionary

  1. grossing
  2. grossing out
  3. grossing up
  4. grossish
  5. grossite
  6. grossitude
  7. Grosskopf
  8. Grosskopfs
  9. Grosskreutz
  10. grossly
  11. Grossman

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