What's the most disgusting word in the English language?

[Susan]

::gags::

[Phil]

Running gags? ;)

[Susan]

Ha!

[[deleted user]]

All this time I thought LG was "twinnie"...

[Susan]

Oh, I have missed you Amelia!

[[deleted user]]

*glomps Susan*

[Susan]

Weeeeeee!

[Scout]

WeeWee

[[deleted user]]

Squelch.

[Kenneth P.]

The most disgusting word is the most overused word: literally.

I literally went to lunch. I literally ate a hot dog.

[ɯɐɔ]

Smack.
Phlegm
Slithy
Gangrene
Voluminous

Eww I despise those words. No. I LOATHE THEM WITH A PASSION.

[Kenneth P.]

voluminous? sounds like just a functional word.

How about expectorate

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Expectorate sounds so civilized, nothing like its meaning.

"The conference attendees expectorated in unison after the discussion of euro policy."

[Kenneth P.]

I agree. It may sound civilized but for me I think of the sidewalk.......... and splat!

[[deleted user]]

Succubus

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

I'm loathing the word squee, which I didn't know until I joined Goodreads.

Horrible. Make it stop.

[[deleted user]]

Unfaithful

[Scout]

I agree.

[ɯɐɔ]

Boswellia

Also, amla. And tsk.

[Sally, la reina]

Gross, you guys. Just gross.

[Phil]

Drink it in, Sal-gal. Drink it in.

[Aliyah]

puckered, cleft, crevice,

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Replenish.

[Scout]

Jowls

[[deleted user]]

I agree with giblets.

[Betty]

Phil wrote: "Cunt."

I agree with Phil

[Suefly]

Moist

[[deleted user]]

Moist is preferable to dry...

[Suefly]

Indeed
The word, moist, brings to mind cold, dingy sponges.
I do not know why.

:(

[[deleted user]]

Fetid

[Scout]

Hypocrisy

[Suefly]

Cougar, when used in reference to a woman

[Carol]

totally agree, Suefly.

Alas, I see that Phil's new page! excitement is all wonky because of deleted messages. Probably true everywhere on this group.

[[deleted user]]

Oh poor Phil. :(

I agree about Cougar.

[Mike]

Anus. It's cropping up in eBooks far too often. http://www.theguardian.com/books/book...

[Kadijah Michelle]

Lobstergirl wrote: "Being discharged from the hospital can be good."

Yes, but that implies you were in the hospital, and that is rarely good.

[Scout]

Trump

[Jini]

Crotch. I genuinely replace it with groin in my head every time I hear/read it.

[Scout]

Not a word, but a phrase - sloppy seconds. I actually heard this used on network TV.

[Alexw]

smegma- a cheesy, foul smelling substance that may accumulate under the foreskin or around the clitoris

[Julie]

Pie hole, as in "shut your pie hole". Very derogatory and insulting.

[Alexw]

Flacpto-that is Klingon for smegma

[CD]

Tyranny