Definitions For Yuck

Etymology 1

{{unk, en}}. Akin to {{cog, nl, jak, , disgusting}}. {{etystub, en}}

Interjection

{{en-interj}} {{non-gloss definition, Uttered to indicate disgust usually toward an objectionable taste or odour.}} from 1966 : {{ant, en, yum}} : {{ux, en, Yuck! This peanut butter is disgusting!}}

Synonyms

See thesaurus:yuck

Derived terms

yucky

Translations

Afrikaans: sies Arabic: يَع : Egyptian Arabic: يع (yaʿʿ), يخ (yaḵḵ), اخيه (iḵḵī) Catalan: ecs Chinese: : Mandarin: 惡心, sc=Hani, 恶心, tr=ěxin, sc=Hani, {{qualifier, strong, offensive}} 呸, tr=pēi, sc=Hani, 啐, tr=cuì, sc=Hani, 哎呀, tr=āiyā, sc=Hani, 哎, tr=āi, sc=Hani, 唉, tr=ài, sc=Hani Czech: fuj Dutch: bah Esperanto: aĉ Finnish: yök French: beurk German: igitt, pfui Greek: μπλιαχ Hebrew: איכס, tr=iks, פוי, tr=fui Hungarian: pfuj Icelandic: oj Japanese: げ, tr=ge (also spelled: ゲ, tr=ge, げっ (ge), ゲッ (ge)) Khmer: {{t-needed, km}} Korean: 왝 Maori: haki rā Navajo: ih Norwegian: æsj Persian: ایش, sc=fa-Arab Polish: fuj Portuguese: eca, puh, iéca Russian: фу, тьфу, фе, фи {{qualifier, aristocratic}}, бе Serbo-Croatian: : Cyrillic: фуј (fuj, sc=Cyrl), бљак (bljak, sc=Cyrl) : Latin: fuj, bljak Spanish: puaj, guácala, fuchi, fuchila Swedish: usch, fy, blä Tagalog: kadiri Thai: ยี้, แหวะ Turkish: ıy, iğrenç, ıyk, ıyak Vietnamese: {{t-needed, vi}} Welsh: ych a fi

Noun

YUCK (plural YUCKs) (uncountable) Something disgusting. (countable) The sound made by a laugh.

See also

yuk

Etymology 2

Compare {{cog, de, jucken}}, {{cog, nl, jeuken}}, and see itch.

Verb

{{en-verb}} (obsolete) To itch. : (Grose)