ick

UK
/ɪk/
US
/ɪk/

Übersetzungen

icksubstantiv
icks
Pl.
UK
/ɪk/
US
/ɪk/
The sight of the spoiled food gave me the ick.
Вид испорченной еды вызвал у меня отвращение.
ickinterjektion
UK
/ɪk/
US
/ɪk/
Ick, this milk is sour!
Фу, это молоко кислое!
ickverb
icked
Präteritum
icked
Partizip Perfekt
icking
Gerundium
Colloquial transitive verb meaning ‘to disgust’.
Synonyme
turn one's stomach
gross out
make sick

Definitionen

icksubstantiv
A feeling of disgust or aversion.
The thought of eating snails gives me the ick.
A sudden feeling of repulsion or distaste towards someone, often in a romantic context.
She got the ick when she saw him picking his nose.
Any sticky, dirty, or disgusting substance, residue, or slime.
He scrubbed the brown ick off the bathtub walls.
ickinterjektion
An expression of disgust or distaste.
Ick! This milk has gone sour.
ickverb
To cause feelings of disgust in; to gross out.
The mouldy sandwich totally icked him out.