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yuck
UK
/jʌk/
US
/jʌk/
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yuck
noun
yucks
pl
UK
/jʌk/
US
/jʌk/
saleté
familier
She wiped the yuck off the counter before preparing dinner.
Elle a essuyé la saleté sur le comptoir avant de préparer le dîner.
beurk
familier ; utilisé pour reproduire l’exclamation de dégoût
The sight of the spoiled food elicited a loud 'yuck' from everyone at the table.
La vue de la nourriture avariée a provoqué un grand « beurk » chez tout le monde à table.
Synonyms
aversion
nausea
repulsion
revulsion
disgust
yuck
interjection
UK
/jʌk/
US
/jʌk/
beurk
familier
Yuck! This milk has gone sour.
Beurk ! Ce lait a tourné.
Synonyms
ick
yikes
disgusting
blech
gross
ugh
ew
yuck
verb
yucked
Past Simple
yucked
Past Participle
yucking
Gerund
Used intransitively to express disgust ("to say 'yuck'") and transitively to reject something with disgust.
Additional translations
beurker
très familier
Definitions
yuck
noun
An expression of disgust or distaste.
The sight of the spoiled food elicited a loud 'yuck' from everyone at the table.
Something regarded as disgusting, unpleasant, or foul.
She wiped the yuck off the counter before preparing dinner.
yuck
interjection
An exclamation used to express disgust or distaste.
Yuck! This milk has gone sour.
yuck
verb
To utter the exclamation “yuck” or otherwise express disgust.
The kids yucked loudly when they saw the moldy cheese.
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