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| scun·ner [ skúnnər ] |
noun (plural scun·ners) |
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1. U.K. regional aversion: an unreasonable or extreme dislike
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2. Scotland somebody or something disliked: somebody or something that provokes an unreasonable or extreme dislike
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transitive and intransitive verb (past and past participle scun·nered, present participle scun·ner·ing, 3rd person present singular scun·ners) |
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Scotland feel or inspire disgust: to feel or show disgusted aversion, or cause somebody to feel or show disgusted aversion
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