ick

In a moment all of them were airborne except the ick.

"Ick, do you think I can get a disease from scissors?"

The ick rolled to a stop at the edge of the glow.

I'm getting ick on the seat of my skirt.

"Not me," Norton said, though in truth he had some sympathy with the ick.

Objects that were ick baskets had fared a little better.

That was some serious ick factor at any height.

Ick depends on his friend Joi to help him see the bright side of things.

I know the ick factor is bothersome to some, but it's real cells.

This suggests that ick may be derived from sick.

I felt my nose to see if anything was left Hard to tell from here, but there seemed to he a nub under the ick.

"Ick" is also an English slang term for something distasteful.

I was too quick to cast out ick.

Surveying the ick and goo, Maggie certainly understood what she meant.

Tommy ick into the house, leaving Michael alone.

ICK is disgusted with everything all of the time.

When she felt the glyphs buried deep in the ick, she knew they were set.

It lost cohesion, and became a sinking pool of ugh-colored ick.

Then again, it seems some have a very high ick factor with current meat processing systems as well...

Number two on the ick list: steam rooms.

A couple of squeaky wee ones contribute heavily to the movie's ick factor.

But getting the people of Rockland County to look past the ick factor may be another challenge.

"That 'ick' is something in our favor," he said.

It was of the same substance as the ick, slightly resilient but quite solid, like padded plastic.

Rapidly the others followed, and with each impact the dent grew deeper, until the last ick crashed on through.