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What is YUCK?
Derogatory term for a white person; or proper term for a racist white person.
Normally I don't fight fire with fire but I found this one to cut reasonably deep.
Boy what be's you think you's doing up in this here seat?
--Can it Yuck.
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YUCK - video
YUCK - what is it?
An accomplice or partner who aids in getting an older person (50+) to partake in narcotics.
Yo, that yuck right there is trying to get my grandma to smoke some weed.
What does "YUCK" mean?
Used as a synonym to denote something "nasty" / something ridiculously nice.
Taken from Kanye West feat. Pusha T & Ghostface - New God Flow:
I came aboard for more than just to rhyme with him
Think ’99, when Puff woulda had Shyne with him
YUCK
Matching Daytonas, rose gold on us
Goin' H·A·M in Ibiza done took a toll on us
YUCK - what does it mean?
1. To throw an object so hard it is un-catchable.
2. The sounds a white girl makes when she imitating Goofy’ laugh.
Bro 1: what happened to the ball?
Bro 2: he yucked it over the fence and hit a bitch.
Bro 1: did she catch it?
Bro 2: nah, she just started yucking tho.
YUCK - meaning
A slang term used mostly by children in the Minnesota area meaning: Shits and Giggles/No good reason at all.
Anna had fooled him into loving her just for yucks.
YUCK - definition
i. The phrase "yuck it up" was a way of mimicking laughter in '60s theatrical jargon. It was also used to describe the sound of laughing at comedy shows.
ii. A decade later, yuck became an expression of distaste or disgust, maybe due to the vulgarity of the jokes in the aforementioned comedy clubs.
Note: can also be used in adjective form, i.e., yucky
See also blech, ick, icky, ack, yech, blech, blah, bleh, yucky, hyuck & ew
i. Get ready to yuck it up, folks, it's Dan Ahdoot!
ii. Mr Wilson: Yuck! Who put this dead fly and clear, whitish fluid in my goddamn soup?! Dennnnis!!
YUCK - slang
When you sneeze hard enough where there is a projectile snot.
Guy 1: bruh, I have real bad allergies
Guy 2: oof, I don't want that yucked at me ya hear
YUCK
Formerly used as an onomatopoetic expression to describe the sound of laughter in '60s theatrical jargon.
A decade later was used as an expression of distaste, disgust, or revulsion by people who attended comedy clubs, probably due to the disgusting nature of the jokes told in a more vulgarity-tolerant society. Can also be used in its adjective form, yucky.
see also: blech, ew, yucky, ick, icky
Yuck-yuck, you make me laugh with your silly antics sometimes, Bob.
Yuck! There's a freakin' fly in my soup!
YUCK
That dirty sock pile is a big yuck.
YUCK
Sofia is yuck.