blech
interjection
ˈbleḵ 
ˈblek
—used to express disgust
… the fresh wounds in my gums, where my wisdom teeth used to be, were still trickling a tinny-tasting stream of blood that all the water in the world couldn't rinse off my tongue. Blech.—
Megan Seling, The Stranger (Seattle, Washington), 8 May 2013
Megan Seling, The Stranger (Seattle, Washington), 8 May 2013In a blind test, four staffers tried each of the five soups. We heated them on a stove, suggested "for best results," though you can microwave instead. Bottom line. You say bisque, we say blech. Most of the soups were mediocre and tasted highly processed.—Consumer Reports, December 2012
Consumer Reports, December 2012Dictionary Entries Near blech
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“Blech.” Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/blech. Accessed 1 Dec. 2024.
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