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yike
/ jaɪk /
noun
- an argument, squabble, or fight
verb
- to argue, squabble, or fight
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Word History and Origins
Origin of yike1
origin unknown
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Example Sentences
Immediately after lying down, the sensation is best described as fiery, with a smattering of yikes.
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"I don't yike you, Aunt Jennie," said Wilbur, after his aunt had interfered with some cherished idea he had in mind.
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The Seraph interrupted, "Don't you yike live birds, Mrs. Handsomebody?"
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"I yike wiotous wude people," said The Seraph with his face in the tumbler; the milk trickled down his chin.
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She was followed and gently reasoned with, but her only explanation was that she did n't "yike to eat wiv so many peoples."
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"Yaya doesn't yike nasty bunnies, only nice blushes," she said.
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