disgusting

dis-GUST-ing/dɪsˈɡʌstɪŋ/

2 meanings of disgusting

1
revoltingadjective
So nasty that it makes you feel sick or strongly dislike it.
This milk smells disgusting, so throw it out.
Picking your nose at the table is disgusting.
Similargross, revolting, nasty, sickening, repulsive
Oppositepleasant, appealing, delightful, attractive
2
verb
The -ing form of disgust. Use it to name the action, or after a noun to describe it.
Stop disgusting your little sister with that worm!
The rotten fish in the fridge was disgusting everyone in the house.
Note

disgusting is a form of disgust

disgust, verb: To give someone a very strong feeling of dislike for something. Full entry

Forms: disgustdisgusts he/she/itdisgusting -ing formdisgusted past tense, past participle
Spelling: disgust → disgusting: add -ing

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Origin

It is the word disgust with -ing added.