bletcherous

English

Alternative forms

• blecherous

Etymology

From blech +‎ -ous, presumably under the influence of similar-sounding words such as treacherous and lecherous.

Pronunciation

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Adjective

bletcherous (comparative more bletcherous, superlative most bletcherous)

1. (slang) Having an unaesthetic design or functionality; ugly.
   • 2009 April, James Mitchell, Good Gay Poems, 1967-2007, San Francisco: Ithuriel's Spear, page 26:

     […] my immaculate person, once a wanton playground for every manner of sexual ecstasy, is now a sickening melange of bletcherous flab, fugitive follicles, degenerative cellulite […]