Essentially, through semantic shift, although strangely, it has returned, in one sense, to something like its original meaning, one of which was "coarse (of mind)" from the Latin grossus. The modern use is thought to have originated from US university slang from terms such as "gross stupidity". Gross still retains its meaning of large, and in acounting usage (gross and nett profit) and of a dozen dozen.
repulsive, gross, eww.
repulsive, gross, eww.
GROSS NASTY REPULSIVE DISTURBING SICKENING As this is in the food and cooking section, do you actually mean disgusting.
Gross Income. (the 144 representing "a gross" is "in" the word come)
The likely word is disgusting (ugly, repulsive, gross).A similarly-spelled word is discussing, meaning having a dialogue.
Another Word For Disgusting Is Gross, Nasty, Repulsive, Disturbing, Sickening. Your Welcome, Stranger
one gross = 12 dozen = 144
"Bawdy" means obscene, and so might reasonably mean indecent, but it does not have a connotation of repulsiveness. "Loathsome" means repulsive but does not suggest indecency. I don't know that there is a single word which combines both ideas.
repulsive repugnant
Something that is deserving of disgust, dislike and extreme displeasure.
repulsive
Compulsive rhymes with that word.