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yike

yike verb: to utter the exclamation yikes.

Verb

yike (third-person singular simple present yikes, present participle yiking, simple past and past participle yiked)

  1. To utter the exclamation yikes.
    • Satisfied that no one was around, I spanked Karin hard on her sweet round bottom, with a resounding pop. She yiked and stood up abruptly, holding her fanny, her face flushed but still smiling. “That outfit is so tight you couldn't be hiding a paper clip under it,” I said.1996, William S. Slusher, Butcher of the Noble, Pocket Books, →ISBN, page 266
    • Grab her hips, then swing
      Ass so fat, it came back like a boomerang
      Yeah this tree got me flexin
      But this bottle got me sweatin
      And the way she yikin
      She gon’ leave pregnant2013 June 9, Aktion Pack Gang, “Brucey” (track 5, 3:07–3:19 from the start), in Tha Turn Up Iz Real (Mixtype)

Forms of yike

third-person singular presentyikes
present participleyiking
past participleyiked
pastyiked

Questions about yike

What does yike mean?
Yike means to utter the exclamation yikes.
What part of speech is yike?
Yike is a verb.
What is the past tense of yike?
The past tense of yike is yiked.

Words near yike in the dictionary

  1. YIHAT
  2. Yihewani
  3. yiish
  4. Yijiang
  5. Yijun
  6. yike
  7. yiked
  8. yikers
  9. yikes
  10. yikes on bikes
  11. yiking

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