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yuk

UK
/jʌk/
US
/jʌk/

Translations

yuknoun
yuks
pl
UK
/jʌk/
US
/jʌk/
His joke was met with a loud yuk from the audience.
Его шутка вызвала громкий смех у аудитории.
Synonyms
disgust
revulsion
repulsion
nausea
aversion
yukverb
yukked
Past Simple
yukked
Past Participle
yukking
Gerund
yukadjective
Used attributively to describe something as disgusting or distasteful.
yukinterjection
UK
/jʌk/
US
/jʌk/
Yuk, this milk is sour!
Фу, это молоко кислое!
Synonyms
ew
ugh
gross
yuck
blech
disgusting
ick
phew

Definitions

yuknoun
A loud, hearty laugh.
The comedian's joke elicited a big yuk from the audience.
Something regarded as disgusting or distasteful.
Scraping the yuk off the dishes was the worst part of the job.
yukverb
To laugh loudly or heartily, often followed by "it up".
They spent the evening yukking it up over old stories.
yukadjective
Disgusting; causing feelings of distaste.
The meat looked a bit yuk, so we ordered salad instead.
yukinterjection
An expression of disgust or distaste.
Yuk! This milk has gone sour.
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