"bleah" meaning in English

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          "text": "You bought that green station wagon? Bleah!",
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          "ref": "2005 September 25, William Safire, “The Ick Factor”, in The New York Times:",
          "text": "Reviewing my list of ickisms - yuck, yecch, bleah, ew and ick - the linguist [David McNeill] observes, \"Negative words having to do with disgust seem to be embodied in the experience of expelling unwanted, possibly poisonous, materials from the mouth. […]",
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        "Expresses negative feeling. The quality of the emotion expressed is more negative than that of blah and has a slight feeling of disgust, verging on nausea."
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          "disgust",
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          "nausea",
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        "(slang, US) Expresses negative feeling. The quality of the emotion expressed is more negative than that of blah and has a slight feeling of disgust, verging on nausea."
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