icky
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adjective
After a bunch of hot, humid, icky sticky days, it was pure bliss.
sticky, especially unpleasantly so.
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In between the papillae are grooves where food and bacteria can collect, turning your tongue white and your breath 'icky' (bleck).
It's hard to ascribe the more extreme hatred directed toward her as anything besides, at best, bitterness, and at worst something much more 'icky' .
She smiled a sticky, 'icky' , saccharine smile at us and pulled out the pencil from her ear.
She has never had the best endings, and the love scenes were 'icky' and rather anticlimactic, but it was much funnier than the previous books, where you sometimes got the impression that she was trying a little too desperately.
It's grey outside, it's stopped raining, but by god it would be nice if it could start again, just to take some of the nasty 'icky' wet hot stickiness away.
These were nasty, 'icky' , muddy things with hair at the bottom.
Since Nov. 2, I've had an 'icky' feeling in the pit of my stomach.
Before that the last Tawa-related story I can remember was when the pool had to be closed, along with most other WCC pools, because of some 'icky' stomach virus that was going round.
Maybe after you find out my blood is ‘way too sticky’ or ‘full of 'icky' crud’ you can use a flashlight to shoot photons through my life systems.
I don't think it's 'icky' at all, it's a human being.
After a bunch of hot, humid, 'icky' sticky days, it was pure bliss.
It should be 'icky' and yucky, but actually it's got bags of fun and loads of laughs, with a very cutely judged moment of pathos as Stuart has to drive home from school on his own in his little roadster, because no human kid wants to play with him.
Both the front and rear speakers are engaged constantly and consistently - there are enough 'icky' , gooey effects to satisfy even the most discerning horror fan.
Diana's estate sues them because… well, it's kitsch and tacky and maudlin and 'icky' , isn't it?
Boys are so 'icky' but also strangely interesting to me.
At ten, boys were supposed to be afraid of girls and think that they were 'icky' , and then at puberty, boys would start liking girls.
As always, muchas gracias to the folks at P.S.122 and Culturebot, those who performed, and the people who rolled out on such an 'icky' , rainy night to see us.
Damn I need to stay away from mom, between her and Kristen reading me passages out of her mushy 'icky' , teen romance novels.
In a relationship, is a big generation gap inherently 'icky' ?
And then there are the clams themselves, what with their 'icky' clam foot sticking out of their shell like a tongue of a lecherous mutant.
In a matter of a couple of months, dating had taken me back to grade school when all boys were 'icky' and cooties were a very real threat.
She was covered from head to foot with 'icky' brown mud and her hair was sticking up on all ends.
Constantly, I desired to bury that 'icky' nasty no-good feeling.
Yes, inside, we are all disgusting, we all have 'icky' pulsing organs, kilometres of revolting intestine, goo-dispensing glands, and all the other horrible bits and pieces God saw fit to stock us with.
Why couldn't it be like the good old days where I thought boys were 'icky' and all that jazz?
Instead, though, it's a muddier tale that seems to be trying to expose the 'icky' , money-grubbing soul of the children's entertainment business.
The genre was known for its urbane disinclination to perform any 'icky' operations involving hearts: pouring them out, for instance, or affixing them to sleeves.
But you can use an over-the-counter active zinc oxide product, like Novitra, to cut your healing time and help sores look less 'icky' !
And it seems to me that your question isn't really about this guy, it's more about how to handle the 'ickiness' of living in an all-white, all-rich town.
And that particular 'ickiness' about the flag - which afflicts even practical leftists who have no qualms about power or working within the system - is a big part of what's holding us back from that goal.
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