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grotsky

grotsky adjective: worthless; unappealing; deserving contempt; highly disagreeable.

Adjective

grotsky (comparative more grotsky, superlative most grotsky)

  1. (slang) Worthless; unappealing; deserving contempt; highly disagreeable.
    • Thus was born National Mean Girls Day, a day for everyone—unfriendly black hotties, the girls who eat their feelings, the sexually active band geeks and every grotsky bitch in between—to celebrate all things Mean Girls.2014 October 3, John Boone, “The 20 Best Mean Girls Quotes, Ranked From Grool to Totally Fetch”, in E News
    • From grotsky used tissues to fingernail clippings, there's no limit to the germ-infested materials the humble pouch could have contained.2016 July 8, Vanessa Lawrence, “Do Not Touch The Following On A Plane Unless You Want To Get Sick and Die”, in Pedestrian

Forms of grotsky

comparativemore grotsky
superlativemost grotsky

Origin of grotsky

From grot + -sky.

Questions about grotsky

What does grotsky mean?
Grotsky means worthless; unappealing; deserving contempt; highly disagreeable.
What part of speech is grotsky?
Grotsky is an adjective.

Words near grotsky in the dictionary

  1. Grotianism
  2. Grotke
  3. Groton
  4. Grotowskian
  5. grots
  6. grotsky
  7. Grotthuss mechanism
  8. Grotthuss mechanisms
  9. Grotthuss-Draper law
  10. grottier
  11. grottiest

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