yucky
adjectiveHow to pronounce yucky:
Definition of yucky:
- yucky (adjective):
- disgusting or nasty
- repugnant, distasteful
- unpleasant, disagreeable
- highly offensive; arousing aversion or disgust.
Synonyms for yucky:
abominable
awful
bad
bland
brackish
disgustful
distasteful
filthy
foul
horrible
loathly
loathsome
nasty
obnoxious
offensive
repellant
repellent
repelling
repugnant
repulsive
revolting
shocking
sickening
skanky
unappetizing
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