0 deliberately showing things or making jokes about things that the audience may find unpleasant or disgusting, in a humorous way:
He called it another solid record to add to the collection; just the right nostalgic blend of parodies, gross-out songs and polka.
Its popularity started a gross-out fad amongst children.
However, he did compliment the episode's gross-out scares, noting that the beginning was a pretty great cold open.
It is a gross-out challenge that has been around the 1960s when the proprietor of the hotel bar discovered a preserved, pickled toe in a hunting cabin.
The format covers a broad spectrum of topics, ranging from in-person or telephone interviews with well-known celebrities, to gross-out stunts involving much of the show's supporting cast.
Their videos mainly consisting of the five members doing pranks, performing gross-out humor on the unsuspecting public and each other, and filming mockumentaries, dares, and skits.
