yech
- noun
- /jɛk/
- Informal
- The messy kitchen filled with dirty dishes left a feeling of yech that made her want to clean immediately.
Examples
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- Yech!
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Ugh! - Yech!
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Yech, old sandwich.
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"Yech," Maude said.
Fiction book (2000) -
I hope you can continue to attend similar affairs and report back, but you have my sympathy for having to play the game (and drink disgusting Arnold Palmers—yech).
Blog text (24) -
After taking a bite of the overcooked fish, she made a yech face because it tasted terrible.
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When he opened the fridge, he recoiled in horror at the yech smell of spoiled food.
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Etymology
Yech as a noun means 'something gross' or unpleasant, and it comes from the same quick disgust sound people make — like calling a thing yuck. That's why calling something a yech means it makes you feel disgusted.