Definition of ick in English:

ick

exclamation ɪkɪk

North American informal

Used to express disgust.
There are rats here? Ick!

noun ɪkɪk

mass nounNorth American informal

An unpleasantly sticky or congealed substance.
she scrubbed the ick off the back of the stove
她把那黏黏的脏东西从炉子后面擦洗掉。
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘He's a demon, as you can see from his blood,’ - he motioned toward the black ick.
- Producing a handkerchief from my pocket I dabbed at her face, removing the worst of the ick.
- The figure of the clown, freighted with goo and ick, essentially embodies kitsch.
- I've been fighting off some sort of picked-up-on-the-return-flights respiratory ick, but I seem to be winning.
- We have to take up the soggy vinyl flooring, clean up the ick and dry everything out.
- But the mess - the puddles of gunky congealing ick getting into a soldier's boots and running down inside the socks.
- His hair was so blond it was almost white and his eyes were such an electric shade of blue that Kae was sure that direct eye contact would fry you to a complete crisp… or cause you to melt into a puddle of ick.
- The imagery gives off a strange tactile sensation: You can feel the damp cold, smell the rotting flesh, and you'll often be compelled to take a shower afterwards to scrub off the ick.
- I have to now face the fact that I, who am rarely sick, have been sickish for a week now, mostly with coughing phlegmy runny nose-and-eyes ick.
- After a week of struggling with this godawful sinusy chest congestion ick, I gave up and called in sick this morning.

Origin

1940s: probably imitative.

Definition of ick in US English:

ick

exclamationɪkik

North American informal

Used to express disgust.
oatmeal—ick!
燕麦粥——恶心！

nounɪkik

North American informal

An unpleasantly sticky or congealed substance.
she scrubbed the ick off the back of the stove
她把那黏黏的脏东西从炉子后面擦洗掉。
Example sentencesExamples
- His hair was so blond it was almost white and his eyes were such an electric shade of blue that Kae was sure that direct eye contact would fry you to a complete crisp… or cause you to melt into a puddle of ick.
- The imagery gives off a strange tactile sensation: You can feel the damp cold, smell the rotting flesh, and you'll often be compelled to take a shower afterwards to scrub off the ick.
- I've been fighting off some sort of picked-up-on-the-return-flights respiratory ick, but I seem to be winning.
- But the mess - the puddles of gunky congealing ick getting into a soldier's boots and running down inside the socks.
- I have to now face the fact that I, who am rarely sick, have been sickish for a week now, mostly with coughing phlegmy runny nose-and-eyes ick.
- After a week of struggling with this godawful sinusy chest congestion ick, I gave up and called in sick this morning.
- The figure of the clown, freighted with goo and ick, essentially embodies kitsch.
- We have to take up the soggy vinyl flooring, clean up the ick and dry everything out.
- Producing a handkerchief from my pocket I dabbed at her face, removing the worst of the ick.
- ‘He's a demon, as you can see from his blood,’ - he motioned toward the black ick.

Origin

1940s: probably imitative.

词汇	ick
释义	Definition of ick in English: ick exclamation ɪkɪk North American informal Used to express disgust. There are rats here? Ick! noun ɪkɪk mass nounNorth American informal An unpleasantly sticky or congealed substance. she scrubbed the ick off the back of the stove 她把那黏黏的脏东西从炉子后面擦洗掉。 Example sentencesExamples ‘He's a demon, as you can see from his blood,’ - he motioned toward the black ick. Producing a handkerchief from my pocket I dabbed at her face, removing the worst of the ick. The figure of the clown, freighted with goo and ick, essentially embodies kitsch. I've been fighting off some sort of picked-up-on-the-return-flights respiratory ick, but I seem to be winning. We have to take up the soggy vinyl flooring, clean up the ick and dry everything out. But the mess - the puddles of gunky congealing ick getting into a soldier's boots and running down inside the socks. His hair was so blond it was almost white and his eyes were such an electric shade of blue that Kae was sure that direct eye contact would fry you to a complete crisp… or cause you to melt into a puddle of ick. The imagery gives off a strange tactile sensation: You can feel the damp cold, smell the rotting flesh, and you'll often be compelled to take a shower afterwards to scrub off the ick. I have to now face the fact that I, who am rarely sick, have been sickish for a week now, mostly with coughing phlegmy runny nose-and-eyes ick. After a week of struggling with this godawful sinusy chest congestion ick, I gave up and called in sick this morning. Origin 1940s: probably imitative. Definition of ick in US English: ick exclamationɪkik North American informal Used to express disgust. oatmeal—ick! 燕麦粥——恶心！ nounɪkik North American informal An unpleasantly sticky or congealed substance. she scrubbed the ick off the back of the stove 她把那黏黏的脏东西从炉子后面擦洗掉。 Example sentencesExamples His hair was so blond it was almost white and his eyes were such an electric shade of blue that Kae was sure that direct eye contact would fry you to a complete crisp… or cause you to melt into a puddle of ick. The imagery gives off a strange tactile sensation: You can feel the damp cold, smell the rotting flesh, and you'll often be compelled to take a shower afterwards to scrub off the ick. I've been fighting off some sort of picked-up-on-the-return-flights respiratory ick, but I seem to be winning. But the mess - the puddles of gunky congealing ick getting into a soldier's boots and running down inside the socks. I have to now face the fact that I, who am rarely sick, have been sickish for a week now, mostly with coughing phlegmy runny nose-and-eyes ick. After a week of struggling with this godawful sinusy chest congestion ick, I gave up and called in sick this morning. The figure of the clown, freighted with goo and ick, essentially embodies kitsch. We have to take up the soggy vinyl flooring, clean up the ick and dry everything out. Producing a handkerchief from my pocket I dabbed at her face, removing the worst of the ick. ‘He's a demon, as you can see from his blood,’ - he motioned toward the black ick. Origin 1940s: probably imitative.
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