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yucky

[yuhk-ee] / ˈyʌk i /


Example Sentences

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"I guess I see. But I hope you won't say you hate anything, even in code, Sam. Okay? Because hate is such a yucky word. Even for laundry."

From Literature

She sympathizes with customers, noting that it feels “yucky to lose the human.”

From The Wall Street Journal

What was so haunting about it — it’s yucky, the eating of the feet.

From Los Angeles Times

“Ice cream and tomato — yucky!” one girl told a classmate.

From Los Angeles Times

They were presented with lurid and grotesque scenarios and told that their classmates had already divulged “yucky secrets.”

From Los Angeles Times