yuck
- noun
- /jʌk/
- Informal
- Setting good examples, like not saying 'yuck' when broccoli is listed on the school
- the yuck factor
- big yucks
So some are truly a yuck, some many are meh.
- So some are truly a yuck, some many are meh.
- Maybe it's because he studies are are essentially bend into Yum, yuck and meh outputs.
Examples
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It's just a yuck.
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Wise teachers usually allow for initial reactions of "Yuck" or "That's gross!" when students (of any age) initially find out, for example, that when Arabs talk together, they stand close so that they can smell each other's breath (Hall 1982, 159).
Academic text (1998) -
Love your comments! Most other similar lists would have "wow!", you have "yuck"!
Blog text (23) -
What Brownwood resident Christopher Stephens calls the "yuck" factor helped raise a public outcry in San Diego in the late 1990s that stopped a similar reuse facility.
Blog text (25) -
When I saw the moldy bread, I exclaimed, "Yuck! That's disgusting!"
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The smell coming from the garbage can made everyone say, "Yuck!"
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After taking a sip of the spoiled milk, he grimaced and said, "Yuck!"
Synonyms
A short sound people make to show disgust or annoyance
A short sound people make when they find something disgusting
A sound people make to show they do not like something that tastes or smells bad
A short sound to show dislike or boredom
A sound people make to show strong dislike
A sound people make to show disgust or annoyance
A short word people say to show surprise, discomfort, or mild disgust at something awkward
An exclamation used to show disgust or strong dislike
A short word people say to show disgust
A short word people say to show dislike, often at a bad smell
A short sound people make to show disgust
A short sound showing disgust at something gross
A short sound people say to show dislike or disgust
A short sound people say to show disgust
A short sound people make to show that something is gross or unpleasant
A short cry people say when surprised, hurt, or disgusted
Antonyms
How Disgusted
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word yuck can also name the feeling or the noise itself, and it comes from the spoken 'disgust' sound people make, like yuk. So calling something a yuck means it gives you that feeling of dislike.