vomity
- adjective
- /ˈvɑːmɪti/
:
nauseabundo
- The vomity smell of spoiled food made everyone gag.
Examples
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The spoiled milk had a vomity odor that filled the kitchen.
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The leftovers in the fridge looked so vomity that no one wanted to touch them.
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After the long bus ride, he felt dizzy and a bit vomity.
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That vomity smell is unbearable!
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The spoiled milk had a vomity odor that filled the kitchen.
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The leftovers in the fridge looked so vomity that no one wanted to touch them.
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The vomity smell of spoiled food made everyone gag.
Synonyms
30
4.1
Feeling sick and likely to throw up
22
6.8
Not pleasant to taste or smell
14
5.1
Making people feel sick or want to throw up
1
7.6
Smelling very bad like a skunk
1
8.7
Very disgusting and likely to make someone want to throw up
1
6.5
Something that smells or tastes bad
1
9.3
Covered in vomit or smelling strongly of it
Having a strong bad smell that makes you move away
Feels unpleasant and gross, often sticky or smelly
Antonyms
How Nauseating
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word vomity comes from vomit, which comes from the Latin root vom- meaning 'to throw up'. The ending -y means 'full of' or 'having', as in greasy, so vomity describes a smell, taste, or look that makes you want to vomit.