n.
A strong dislike; an aversion.
[From Middle English skunner, to shrink back in disgust, from scurnen, to flinch.]
scunner
Dictionary:
scun·ner (skŭn'ər) 
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n.
A strong dislike; an aversion.
| Obscure Words: scunner |
Scot. to be in a state of disgusted irritation
| WordNet: scunner |
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The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
(Scottish) a strong dislike
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