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Definition of icky - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The icky glue stuck to my fingers.
2.
- He found the slimy worms icky and refused to touch them..
3.
- I felt icky after eating too much candy.
4.
- The movie was too icky for my taste.
Expressions with icky
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having a very sticky texture or consistency
The candy was sticky-icky and hard to eat.
Origin of icky
English, icky (unpleasant)
Examples of icky in a sentence
She avoided the icky substance on the counter. The icky texture of the food made him gag. She avoided the icky mud puddles on the path. The boat ride left me feeling icky. He stayed home because he was icky all morning. His icky love letters made her cringe.
The novel's ending was too icky for some readers.
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- French:visqueux, dégueulasse, ...
- German:eklig, widerlich, ...
- Italian:appiccicoso, schifoso, ...
- Spanish:pegajoso, repugnante, ...
- Portuguese:nojento, repugnante, ...
- Chinese:粘糊糊的, 恶心, ...
- Japanese:ベタベタした, 嫌な, ...
- Arabic:لَزِج, مُزْعِج, ...
- Hebrew:דּוֹחֶה, מַבְחִיל, ...
- Russian:липкий, мерзкий, ...
- Ukrainian:липкий, огидний, ...
- Hindi:चिपचिपा, घिनौना, ...
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