ick
/ɪk/
interjection
- Used to express disgust or repulsion.
- Ick! I accidentally stepped in something sticky.
- She saw the slimy texture and said, 'Ick, that's gross!'
- Ick! There's a bug in my salad.
noun
- A feeling of disgust or repulsion.
- That movie gave me a serious ick.
- He got the ick when he saw the dirty kitchen.
- The thought of eating snails gives me the ick.
- A common disease in aquarium fish caused by a parasite, characterized by white spots on the skin and fins.
- The goldfish has ick, so we need to treat the tank.
- Ich is also known as white spot disease in fish.
- He noticed tiny white dots on the fish and realized it was ick.