dégueulasse
What does “dégueulasse” mean in English?
It means disgusting, filthy, or morally revolting. You can use it to describe both physical mess and bad behavior.
It's similar to calling something 'gross' in English, often used informally. You might hear it in casual conversation when someone is appalled by something.
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