averse

1. having a strong feeling of opposition; opposed.

2. a small portion of the Bible, Quaran, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare or any other holy book, usually 2-3 lines long.

1. She is averse to enviromental degradation, that is why she recycles.

2. Read me averse from Ramayana, will you?

by Ishta September 28, 2006

Averse Canoodling

To kiss and hug someone (often times comicly) in an attempt to get them to squeel and or react in a manner as if they dislike the behavior. Often done as a parent to a small child as if to embarrass them.

The mother embarrassed her third grade son by averse canoodling him in front of his classmates, Johnny was not amused.

by Roflcopterss April 11, 2021

cock averse

Aversion to the cock.

Michelle's given up on guys. She's acting really cock averse lately.

by unconvinced March 7, 2007

averie potter

a home wrecker that will take your boyfriend with her crooked nose... ginger

averie potter is such a home wrecker

by hehe_silly_goose June 15, 2020

crisis averted

It is the formal expression for "Pheww"

My boss didn't catch me having sex with his wife.. Crisis averted

by Sab Maya Hai January 24, 2017

adverse

adj
/adˈvərs,ˈadˌvərs/
preventing success or development; harmful; unfavorable.

"taxes are having an adverse effect on production"

by proffesonial dictionary writer January 10, 2017

Hype Aversion

Rejection of an insanely popular idea, game, show, place etc. simply because it is so insanely popular.

I'm enjoying season three of 'Lost'." "Season three came out four or five years ago." "I know, I suffer from hype aversion."

by Murderbox January 27, 2011