faugh Synonyms
faugh Meaning
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faugh (interj.)
An exclamation of contempt, disgust, or abhorrence.
faugh Sentence Examples
- Faugh! The pungent odor of rotten eggs filled the room, making everyone recoil.
- The spoiled milk left in the fridge for weeks elicited a collective "faugh" from the roommates.
- Faugh! The taste of the medicine was so bitter it made her gag.
- Faugh! The stagnant water in the pond emitted a foul smell that lingered in the air.
- The sight of the garbage overflowing with rotten food made him exclaim, "Faugh! We need to take out the trash!"
- Faugh! The foul stench of the sewer wafted through the streets on hot summer days.
- The decaying carcass of the animal elicited a unanimous "faugh" from the group hiking through the forest.
- Faugh! The moldy bread in the back of the pantry was a sight to behold.
- The filthy restroom made her exclaim, "Faugh! I'm never using this place again."
- Faugh! The acrid smoke billowing from the burning trash heap was unbearable.
FAQs About the word faugh
An exclamation of contempt, disgust, or abhorrence.
rats, boo, yecch, yuk, ah, phew, yech,ugh, tush, fie
yum-yum,yum-yum,,
Faugh! The pungent odor of rotten eggs filled the room, making everyone recoil.
The spoiled milk left in the fridge for weeks elicited a collective "faugh" from the roommates.
Faugh! The taste of the medicine was so bitter it made her gag.
Faugh! The stagnant water in the pond emitted a foul smell that lingered in the air.
