Disgusted
21disgusted — dis gust·ed || tɪd adj. nauseous, repulsed dis·gust || dɪs gÊŒst n. repulsion, loathing v. repulse, cause loathing …
22disgusted — adj nauseated, sickened, sick and tired, sick of, Sl. fed to the gills or teeth, Inf. fed up; offended, repelled, repulsed, Sl. turned off, displeased; outraged, scandalized, shocked, Sl. grossed out …
23disgusted — Ana. See disgust …
24Disgusted, Tunbridge Wells — (BrE) a humorous name for an angry middle class older person who writes strong letters of complaint to newspapers about modern behaviour. The name comes from the signature that such a person might put at the end of the letter instead of writing… …
25disgusted him — made him sick to his stomach, repulsed him …
26quasi-disgusted — adj.; quasi disgustedly, adv. * * * …
27feels disgusted — feels sickened, is repelled, feels revolted, is displeased …
28made him feel disgusted with — got sick of, caused him to despise …
29was disgusted — felt sick to his stomach, loathed, abhorred, detested …
30quasi-disgusted — adj.; quasi disgustedly, adv …