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Icky
Icky meaning
Unpleasantly sticky; yucky; disgusting. | Excessively sentimental. | Unwell or upset; in a bad state of mind or health.
Example sentences (20)
And all proper sticky, icky movie blood.
Blundstone Chelsea boots because these chic leather beauties are super stylish year-round, but can also handle icky wet weather.
In Western society, in general, we’re kind of taught that things that are rotting are gross, icky, they smell.
So the way it now feels to us is icky.
That high humidity is, unfortunately, very favorable for all of the icky insects that we usually don’t see here.
What really makes this love triangle feel so icky is the things that we didn’t get to see.
Can’t ride the subway; that’s for those icky poors!
Like him, Sedgwick was one of six siblings, an East Coast native with a pronounced work ethic, icky about certain conventions of Hollywood life.
Then, several weeks later, it was revealed that Vito and Reno were brothers, at which point the bit with Reno and Marie dating was dropped because, well, that would have some rather icky implications.
There is something slightly icky about your child being involved like this.
They sensationalize homosexuality and transgenderism (which are more symptoms than causes), because icky things are what bring donations.
What makes up for that is the film's copious amounts of bodily fluids, with Solange's age and attendant infirmities (including but not limited to incontinence) providing the film with icky body horror, the most literal kind.
A note about the term codependency: Codependent and codependency can feel like icky words.
But ever since I discovered the magical world of ice pops, I’ve learned I can eat five, even 10, in a row without feeling icky.
Cleaning the loo may be icky, but it needn’t be guilt-inducing, too.
Given all that fans know now, if Amy and the Doctor had gotten together, that would make River and the Doctor's relationship completely icky and wrong.
These days, meanwhile, the idea of education as an investment in human capital has become so deeply embedded in the way Americans talk about economics and the value of college that most of the icky associations Schultz worried about have melted away.
When you’re friends it’s different because it’s like, it’s this going to be icky?
His follow-up to is visually striking, phantasmagorically icky–and, surprisingly enough, it’s frequently LOL-funny.
Snowy Icy, Icky is how the eastern half of Kansas is predicted to be for the winter of 2019.