What’s more, there’s no way to predict what will cause "the ick"—the reasons vary from person to person. But whatever it is, ...

The ick isn't new. "We found references to this phenomenon on social media and TV shows dating back to the mid-90s." ...

Psychologists may have identified the top trigger of "the ick" for women—and it's a tie between saying annoying things and being misogynistic. The researchers, from the Azusa Pacific University ...

The phenomenon, called 'getting the ick', refers to a sudden, visceral feeling of disgust towards someone you're romantically interested in.

Boop! The dictionary has more words now — though some might give you the ick. The Cambridge Dictionary added more than 3,200 words this year — including some Gen Z slang terms that will have ...

You could say I got "the ick" — a feeling of disgust when someone you're dating does this one thing that you just can't get past. The term was used on Ally McBeal in the 1990s and then ...

Jenna Bush Hager is proving that even longtime couples are not immune from 'the ick,' confessing that her husband of 16 years, Henry Hager, still manages to give her pause sometimes ...

First up: the ick. It's a sudden feeling that you dislike someone or something. ... nose or head. And Chef's Kiss was added, it's commonly used with a hand gesture of missing your fingertips, ...