- scunnered
- Scots slang. to be sick of something. If you are scunnered of chocolate, you are all chocolated out.
Chips tonight, Bob. But ma, I'm scunnered of chips.
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scunnered — Scots slang. to be sick of something. If you are scunnered of chocolate, you are all chocolated out. Chips tonight, Bob. But ma, I m scunnered of chips … Dictionary of american slang
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