grossed
Made before deductions
Grossed is the past tense of gross, with two distinct meanings.
To gross an amount is to earn it before deductions: The film grossed $200 million worldwide.
To gross someone out is to disgust them: That story totally grossed me out.
The financial sense relates to gross revenue; the disgust sense comes from gross meaning revolting.
Business income total
- box officeTicket sales revenue
- profitsFinancial surplus after costs
- earningsMoney gained from work
- incomeRegular monetary receipts
sales · receipts · take · haul · proceeds · returns · totaled · pulled in
Mildly sick to stomach
bilious · woozy · squeamish · ill · nauseous · stomach-churning · gut-wrenching · upchuck
Rejected with disgust
- sickenedMade ill or disgusted
- revoltedRose in opposition
- appalledShocked by wrongness
- horrifiedIntensely shocked, disgusted
disturbed · offended · put off · turned off · creeped out · weirded out · squicked · repelled
revenue
Business income total
- box officeTicket sales revenue
- profitsFinancial surplus after costs
- earningsMoney gained from work
income · sales · receipts · take · haul · proceeds · returns · totaled · pulled in · brought in
queasy
Mildly sick to stomach
green · bilious · woozy · squeamish · ill · nauseous · stomach-churning · gut-wrenching · upchuck · dry heave
repulsed
Rejected with disgust
horrified · disturbed · offended · put off · turned off · creeped out · weirded out · squicked · repelled · unsettled
- grossed outViscerally repelled
- grossing outInducing strong disgust
- gross outCause strong disgust
- grosses outCauses visceral disgust
- gross incomeEarnings before any deductions
- gross negligenceSevere breach of duty