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yikes
[ yahyks ]
interjection
- (an exclamation of surprise or alarm.)
yikes
/ ˈᲹ /
interjection
- informal.an expression of surprise, fear, or alarm
Word History and Origins
Origin of yikes1
Example Sentences
In an Oval Office meeting with Trump this week—yikes!—Loomer presented him with a “list of people she believed were disloyal to the president” primarily on the National Security Council.
Then audiences started actually seeing it and…yikes.
As one tireless right-wing correspondent who emails Salon several times a day often puts it, “Yikes Lib/Dems! Ouch Lib/Dems!”
His B-level talent is enough to earn him the fame he's incapable of gaining by way of his craft — and his lyrical skills are pure yikes.
He may have more words for McDonnell—indeed, many Republicans will, yikes!—if this actually does end up deciding the presidential election.
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