1. a strong feeling of dislike or disgust
Usage: Scottish; informal
2. a person or thing that causes disgust or annoyance
Usage: Scottish; informal

1. to feel or cause disgust or strong dislike
Usage: Scottish; informal

Examples

• I took a real scunner to that arrogant neighbor.
• The smell of fish gives me a scunner.
• That rude customer is such a scunner.
• The dirty kitchen scunnered her completely.
• He’s scunnered by the constant noise from next door.
• The thought of eating snails fair scunners me.