yuck in Irish
yuck in Irish is uch — yuck means used to express disgust, especially at a taste, smell, or sight.
yuck in Irish
uch
What does "yuck" mean?
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interjection Used to express disgust, especially at a taste, smell, or sight.
"Yuck, this milk has gone off!"
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noun Something disgusting.
"There's some kind of yuck stuck to the bottom of the shoe."
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yuck in a sentence
- Yuck, this milk has gone off!
- There's some kind of yuck stuck to the bottom of the shoe.
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What is "yuck" in Irish?
"yuck" in Irish is uch. yuck means: Used to express disgust, especially at a taste, smell, or sight.
How do you use "yuck" in a sentence?
Example: "Yuck, this milk has gone off!" In Irish, "yuck" is uch.
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