yucky

New Delhi: It may sound a little yucky to some, but a new online challenge that involves taking a selfie with cockroaches on your face is spreading across the internet.

"Yucky Candy" means any candy that no one really likes and that they take just to be polite; including any candy that might result in a "trick".

It's not that He wants us to suffer; He wants us fearless and dead to our yucky self-stuff.

OUR BOOK LAST TERM in KS1 was called 'Yucky Worms' by Vivian French.

And that they won't have treatment that tastes so yucky."

"i love you more than moldy ham" is a squeaky, slimy, yucky version of the "I love you more than" rhyming stories often read to young children.

There'll be plenty of laughs, yucky muck, sing along songs - and opportunities for young audiences to join in.

They play all sorts of yucky games then cool down in a fruit bat drool paddling pool.

Putting a teaspoon in the top is weird and impractical, you risk having your eye taken out if you dare to use a normal wine stopper, and doing nothing results in yucky, flat wine the next day.

Some food is yucky and I don't really want to eat it, but these were all yummy - my favourite was the meatballs and pasta as they were the best meatballs ever." Chloe, aged five, said: "I love the roast dinner!" The children were also given a sneak peek at Alpha LSG's Heathrow kitchen, where they saw airline meals being cooked up ahead of taking to the skies.

However, Steph is putting a dampener on things as she finds the thought of her best friend and brother being together just a bit yucky.

A couple of years later, when the frequency had significantly decreased, she told me that sex makes her feel "all yucky.'' A few years after that, she said, "It always hurts.'' When I suggested she talk to her physician, she sidestepped the issue and wouldn't go.