Yuck, yuk, v.i. (prov.) to itch.—n. the itch.—adj. Yuck′y, itchy.
Yucker, yuk′ėr, n. the American flicker or golden-winged woodpecker.
Yufts, yufts, n. Russia leather.
Yuga, yōō′ga, n. one of the Hindu ages of the world.—Also Yug. [Sans.]
Yulan, yōō′lan, n. a Chinese magnolia, with large white flowers. [Chin.]
Yule, yool, n. the season or feast of Christmas.—n. Yule′tide, the time or season of Yule or Christmas.—Yule log, the block of wood cut down in the forest, then dragged to the house, and set alight in celebration of Christmas. [A.S. géol, yule, se ǽrra géola, December; Ice. jól. Not conn. either with Ice. hjól, wheel, or M. E. youlen, yollen, to cry out or yawl.]
Yunx, yungks, n. the wry-neck.
Y-wis, i-wis′, adv. (Spens.) certainly, truly. [Cf. Iwis.]
