yeuk

As nouns the difference between terms and yeuk

is that terms is while yeuk is (scotland) itch, a prickly feeling.

As a verb yeuk is

(scotland) to itch, irritate the skin.

As nouns the difference between teuk and yeuk

is that teuk is (uk|dialect|essex) the redshank while yeuk is (scotland) itch, a prickly feeling.

As a verb yeuk is

(scotland) to itch, irritate the skin.

As nouns the difference between yelk and yeuk

is that yelk is while yeuk is (scotland) itch, a prickly feeling.

As a verb yeuk is

(scotland) to itch, irritate the skin.

As nouns the difference between heuk and yeuk

is that heuk is while yeuk is (scotland) itch, a prickly feeling.

As a verb yeuk is

(scotland) to itch, irritate the skin.

In scotland|lang=en terms the difference between yeuk and neuk

is that yeuk is (scotland) to itch, irritate the skin while neuk is (scotland) a bend (eg in a coast) …the fleet, after exploring the harbours, had doubled the east neuk , passed safely through st andrews bay, and entered the firth of tay --chronicles of strathearn (1896) - rev john hunter.

As nouns the difference between yeuk and neuk

is that yeuk is (scotland) itch, a prickly feeling while neuk is (scotland) a corner; a nook a fairy fiddler frae the neuk, [nook] - "robert burns", by william allan neilson (1917).

As a verb yeuk

is (scotland) to itch, irritate the skin.

As nouns the difference between yeuk and yerk

is that yeuk is (scotland) itch, a prickly feeling while yerk is (archaic) a sudden or quick thrust or motion; a jerk.

As verbs the difference between yeuk and yerk

is that yeuk is (scotland) to itch, irritate the skin while yerk is (archaic) to stab.

As verbs the difference between yeuk and yesk

is that yeuk is to itch, irritate the skin while yesk is alternative form of lang=en.

As a noun yeuk

is itch, a prickly feeling.

As verbs the difference between yuk and yeuk

is that yuk is to laugh exuberantly while yeuk is (scotland) to itch, irritate the skin.

As an interjection yuk

is (onomatopoeia) an exuberant laugh.

As a noun yeuk is

(scotland) itch, a prickly feeling.

As an interjection yeek

is eek; the sound of a mouse.

As a noun yeuk is

(scotland) itch, a prickly feeling.

As a verb yeuk is

(scotland) to itch, irritate the skin.

Yeuk is a derived term of yeuky.

In scotland terms the difference between yeuky and yeuk

is that yeuky is itchy while yeuk is to itch, irritate the skin.

As an adjective yeuky

is itchy.

As a noun yeuk is

itch, a prickly feeling.

As a verb yeuk is

to itch, irritate the skin.