grossesque
That salad is grossesque.
grossesque by Johnnypower December 31, 2009
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Grotesque
Beautifully ugly.
Grotesque is a word commonly known as something that could mean odd, distorted, ugly or repulsive.
At the same time though, it could also mean bizarre or so shocking and horrible it could be fantastic.
And though rarely thought of this was in English language, it could mean both beautiful and ugly at the same time.
Grotesque is a word commonly known as something that could mean odd, distorted, ugly or repulsive.
At the same time though, it could also mean bizarre or so shocking and horrible it could be fantastic.
And though rarely thought of this was in English language, it could mean both beautiful and ugly at the same time.
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Grotesque
Eating soup with your mouth open, the sight of it along with vegetables, pouring out your mouth while you're trying to have a conversation at the dinner table.
Pete: *puts soup in mouth* I think that this soup is great *soup pours out mouth*
Steve: That's the most grotesque thing I've ever seen
Steve: That's the most grotesque thing I've ever seen
Grotesque by smallcroco May 22, 2020
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Grotesque by Hubert Girard May 22, 2007
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Grotesque Impalement
Song by dying fetus. Quite humorous actaully considering the band has little talent outside of wicked guitar solos.
"I Am Lost, Far From The Cross You Stand Before, Filled With Lust, We Are All Filled With Lust, We Want This Whore, Impale Your Flesh, Draped In Darkness, Your Guts Explode And Life Has Ceased Behind Your Eyes, Impalement, And Before, Live No More, Live No More, Overcome By Fever, Malevolent Disgrace, Wretching With Repulsion, Bleeding From The Eyes, Fester With Redemption, Your Blood Begins To Clot, Clogging The Corpulses In Your Mind, Ignoring The Pretention, Wallow In The Rot, Seven Lives Have Come And Gone, The First And The Last, And What Are We Even Here For? Some Twisted, Mindless Game? Or Is God Just Playign Tricks Upon My Brain? The Birth Of Death Begins, And With Your Life It Ends, My World Emmersed In Hate, Destroy What I Creat, Deficate, Choke On My Shit, Urinate, Drown In My Piss, Godless, Hater Of The World, Your Mind Dwells On The Absurd, As I Contemplate Your Horrible Demise, Blood Streams Down Your Face, Drained, Drained Of Life" -Dying Fetus, Grotesque Impalement
Grotesque Impalement by Reed May 5, 2006
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