skeeved
Feeling creeped out
Skeeved means disgusted or creeped out, usually by something perceived as unclean or unsettling: I'm totally skeeved by public restrooms.
The word comes from Italian American slang and remains most common in the northeastern United States.
To be skeeved out intensifies the revulsion: The whole situation skeeved me out.
Rose in opposition
- repulsedRejected with disgust
- nauseatedFeeling urge to vomit
- sickenedMade ill or disgusted
- disgustedFeeling strong revulsion
squicked · repelled · appalled · horrified · disturbed · offended · skeezy · sleazy
Causing unease or distress
- unsettledNot yet resolved
- uneasyTroubled, not calm
- anxiousTroubled by uncertainty
- nervousUneasy and apprehensive
apprehensive · disquieted · disturbed · bothered · troubled · squirmy · fidgety · on-edge
revolted
Rose in opposition
disgusted · squicked · repelled · appalled · horrified · disturbed · offended · skeezy · sleazy · grimy
uncomfortable
Causing unease or distress
nervous · apprehensive · disquieted · disturbed · bothered · troubled · squirmy · fidgety · on-edge · tense
repugnance
Intense distaste or disgust
antipathy · abhorrence · detestation · dislike · disdain · contempt · avoidance · recoil · shrinking · withdrawal
skeevedcharmed
Pleased or bewitched
delighted · attracted · enchanted · captivated · enticed
skeevedat ease
Relaxed, not tense
comfortable · relaxed · reassured · unbothered · unfazed
- skeeved outViscerally repelled or disgusted
- skeeve outCause visceral revulsion