gross out
Make someone gag
Gross out means to disgust or repulse someone, typically through something viscerally unpleasant—bodily fluids, rotting food, graphic imagery: The dissection grossed me out.
As a noun, a gross-out is something designed to provoke disgust, especially in lowbrow comedy: The movie was just one gross-out after another.
Causing urge to vomit
- sickeningCausing disgust or nausea
- stomach-turningCausing physical disgust
- gagMouth restraint or jest
- retchGag involuntarily
queasy · squeamish · foul · putrid · repugnant · revolting · vile · nasty
Eject stomach contents
- retchGag involuntarily
- gagMouth restraint or jest
- heaveForceful lift or throw
- nauseaPre-vomiting stomach discomfort
queasy · dry heave · bile · puke · barf · upchuck · hurl · sick
Causing awkward self-consciousness
- awkwardLacking grace or ease
- cringeShrink from discomfort
- inappropriateNot suitable or fitting
- tabooCultural or social prohibition
TMI · bodily functions · crude · vulgar · tasteless · offensive · shocking · provocative
nauseating
Causing urge to vomit
- sickeningCausing disgust or nausea
- stomach-turningCausing physical disgust
- gagMouth restraint or jest
retch · queasy · squeamish · foul · putrid · repugnant · revolting · vile · nasty · icky
vomit
Eject stomach contents
nausea · queasy · dry heave · bile · puke · barf · upchuck · hurl · sick · green around the gills
embarrassing
Causing awkward self-consciousness
- awkwardLacking grace or ease
- cringeShrink from discomfort
- inappropriateNot suitable or fitting
taboo · TMI · bodily functions · crude · vulgar · tasteless · offensive · shocking · provocative · boundary-crossing
gruesome
Causing horror and disgust
grotesque · hideous · monstrous · creepy · disturbing · blood · guts · viscera · entrails · slime
- comedy tropespratfall, parody, sight gag, running gag, satire
- disgustdisgust, disgusting, disgusted, revulsion, repulsion