yuk
/jʌk/
interjection
- Used to express disgust or distaste, especially at something unpleasant or gross.
- She said 'yuk' when she saw the slimy snail on the sidewalk.
- Yuk, I'm not eating that weird-looking vegetable.
- Yuk! This milk smells sour.
noun
- A sound or expression of disgust.
- I heard a yuk from the back of the room during the science experiment.
- He let out a loud yuk when he tasted the medicine.
- The kids all made a yuk when the teacher showed them the worm.