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yuck out

yuck out verb: to disgust or nauseate.

Verb

yuck out (third-person singular simple present yucks out, present participle yucking out, simple past and past participle yucked out)

  1. To disgust or nauseate.
    • Dave is quite yucked out from the altitude .1980, The Canadian Alpine Journal - Volumes 63-, page 19
    • Once he even turned up at our aerobics class, clad in a muscle shirt and royal blue spandex shorts, which yucked me out beyond belief.2006, Carol Snow, Been There, Done That

Forms of yuck out

third-person singular presentyucks out
present participleyucking out
past participleyucked out
pastyucked out

Questions about yuck out

What does yuck out mean?
Yuck out means to disgust or nauseate.
What part of speech is yuck out?
Yuck out is a verb.
What is the past tense of yuck out?
The past tense of yuck out is yucked out.

Words near yuck out in the dictionary

  1. yuck
  2. yuck factor
  3. yuck factors
  4. yuck fou
  5. yuck it up
  6. yuck out
  7. yuck someone's yum
  8. yuck up
  9. yucked
  10. yucked it up
  11. yucked out

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