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Definition of «clammy»

Clammy means damp, moist or wet. It can also refer to something that is cold and clammy to the touch, indicating a lack of body heat or perspiration.

Usage examples

  1. Her clammy hands indicated that she was nervous.
  2. The feverish patient had a clammy forehead.
  3. After a strenuous workout, he felt clammy and sweaty.
  4. The rain soaked his clothes, leaving him feeling clammy.
  5. She woke up from a nightmare, with her skin feeling clammy.
  6. The damp and clammy basement made the air feel heavy.
  7. The magician made the audience gasp when he pulled a clammy tarantula out of his pocket.
  8. The clammy sensation of the wet sand on her feet was a welcome relief on the scorching beach.
  9. The clammy weather made it difficult to sleep, as the air was heavy and humid.

Phrases with «clammy»

Sentences with «clammy»

  • You suddenly become aware of the dull ache at the back of your head and your hands feel clammy. (smartypup.com)
  • Look for signs that your baby is not happy with the formula, including excessive gas, constipation or diarrhea, hives or a rash, or other signs of illness such as clammy skin, limpness, fever, etc.. (newkidscenter.com)
  • The more telling factor is the V6's roll - on acceleration, which is enough to imbue occupants with clammy palms and white knuckles on the right bit of back road, and helps temper a dearth of low - range immediacy. (motoring.com.au)
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