Also means
filth
Usage Note
Asco is a strong, colloquial word for disgust or something revolting. Dar asco means to disgust (me da asco, it disgusts me / I can't stand it); qué asco is an exclamation of revulsion ('how disgusting!'). It can describe both physical repulsion (el olor da asco) and moral disgust (la corrupción da asco). The related adjective is asqueroso (disgusting, filthy).
Examples
"¡Qué asco! No puedo comer esto."
Natural Translation
How disgusting! I can't eat this.
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