Use "clammy" in a sentence
1. Clammy definition, covered with a cold, sticky moisture; cold and damp: Clammy hands
2. What Causes Clammy Feet? Explicit conditions can prompt Clammy feet, sweaty feet
3. His hands were clammy.
4. My hands felt all clammy.
5. His hands were Clammy from fright
6. My shirt was clammy with sweat.
7. Get your clammy hands off me!
8. His skin felt cold and clammy.
9. How to use Clammy in a sentence.
10. Examples of Clammy in a sentence
11. It was a hot, clammy day.
12. Think of the Clammy hands you get when you visit the dentist! My shirt was Clammy with sweat
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14. What does Clammy mean? Damp and unpleasant
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16. Lissa crumpled the paper into her clammy palm.
17. ‘The broken-down, slimy, Clammy and cold basement was my refuge from them.’ ‘It's more of a moist, Clammy heat that feels almost solid.’ ‘In the cold Clammy caves of the Claddagh, the mould of the sea happily coexisted with the mould of the river.’ ‘Sweltering heat and Clammy …
18. Clammy: lacking in friendliness or warmth of feeling.
19. Clammy skin is cool, moist, and usually pale.
20. Clammy skin refers to wet or sweaty skin
21. Profuse, clammy sweat; great weakness even to collapse.
22. Definition of Clammy adjective in Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
23. Clammy means unpleasantly cool and slimy to the touch
24. Clammy hands or sweaty hands are a common stressful problem
25. Clammy skin occurs when your skin turns cooler than normal and is moist, despite a cooler surface temperature. Clammy skin is often pale.
26. What does Clamminess mean? The state of being clammy
27. Something that is Clammy is unpleasantly damp or sticky
28. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English clammy clam‧my / ˈklæmi / adjective WET feeling unpleasantly wet, cold, and sticky Get your clammy hands off me! see thesaurus at damp, wet — clammily adverb — Clamminess noun [uncountable] Examples from the Corpus clammy • As soon as the interview began, I felt my hands go clammy.
29. Definition of Clammy adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
30. 4 He clutched the cane in his clammy hand.
31. She felt his fingertips, cold and clammy with perspiration.
32. The very thought of his cold clammy hands repulsed me.
33. Hyperhidrosis is a health condition that usually causes Clammy hands.
34. The threatening, Clammy Scottish summer turned the skies grey last week
35. Clammy definition is - being damp, soft, sticky, and usually cool
36. Clam‧my /ˈklæmi/ adjective feeling unpleasantly wet, cold, and sticky Get your Clammy hands off me! ► see thesaurus at damp, wet —clammily adverb —clamminess noun [ uncountable] Examples from the Corpus Clammy • As soon as the interview began, I felt my hands go Clammy
37. Disagreeably moist, sticky, and cold to the touch: a Clammy handshake
38. She gave a little shudder when she touched his clammy hand.
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40. As soon as the interview began, I felt my hands go clammy.
41. We were left waiting in our clammy clothes for over an hour.
42. Clammy skin simply refers to skin that is wet from sweating
43. My forehead, clammy and cold, stuck to my fingers like blood.
44. Slightly wet and cool, in an unpleasant way: Her forehead was hot, but her hands were Clammy. (Definition of Clammy from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
45. His whole body was clammy with sweat as a result of the malaria.
46. Definition and synonyms of Clammy from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Education.
47. Nigel of the clammy hands and Peter of the bow legs and disappearing chin?
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49. Secrets, she thought, feeling a cold, clammy fear crawling down her neck.
50. Slightly wet and cool, in an unpleasant way: Her forehead was hot, but her hands were Clammy. (Definition of Clammy from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)