Yuck

[Renato]

something gross

[Lanell]

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]

[Hina Muqadas]

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]

[Kit]

Used as a synonym to denote something nasty / something ridiculously nice.

[Donald Trump]

A term for someone who is unpopular and UGLY. Someone or a group of people who you wouldnt want to assosiate yourself with. Usually are greasy nasty creepy .

[Merna]

(v) to vomit, barf, blow chunks, toss out last nights salsa
(v) a normal males response after meatin the skin taco or shakin the tree
(n) the visible, often messy product of either the above actions

[Sonia]

blow, yayo, cocaine. Also Yuckmouth (a side effect of doin some blow)

[Dianne]

Derogatory term for a white person; or proper term for a racist white person.
Normally I dont fight fire with fire but I found this one to cut reasonably deep.

[Kai]

another form of a single dollar

[Raeanne Dimick]

An acronym for,
Yonder Under Cause klakkitycaidenlovesnicole.