Abhorent

Adjertive used to emphasize something which is very disgusting, revolting and vile.

The Toronto 18 were an abhorent bunch of individuals.

by EducatedSir November 27, 2010

Abhor

To hate/despise. An abhorred object/concept disgusts the person who abhors it.

Lucy: I abhor doing the dishes. It takes a very long time, and it's really boring.

Mitchell: I feel the same way about Spanish class.

by Diggity Monkeez February 23, 2005

Abhor

Regard with disgust and hatred.

‘he abhorred sexism in every form’
‘Strong words indeed for a fellow who abhors political smear and accuses others of engaging in it!’
‘I'm one of those people who is always on time, and abhors lateness.’

by Ciahcra January 12, 2018

abhor

when you hate something very,very much

I abhor Christopher Howard for being the bigest ***** in this world.

by lala123 September 23, 2006

abhorable

"Less than welcome behaviour."

Pres derivation of Abhorrent

Borgia: If you weren't such an abhorable fukwit, Greg, you'd have given evidence of this claim and not had the OP do it himself, you gonk.

by Cruel_to_b_Kind May 10, 2005

abhorring

To regard with disgust and hatred.

"Abhorring is a large word for you, hm?" the man said to the young child.

by BurnedMusic September 13, 2017

Abhor

A word for hate that assholes use to sound smart.

Asshole: I just abhor the poor. They smell so putrid.

by snarflover696969696969 April 29, 2016