icky 的定义
ick·i·er, ick·i·est.Informal.
- repulsive or distasteful.
- excessively sweet or sentimental.
- unsophisticated or old-fashioned.
- sticky; viscid.
icky 近义词
not pleasant
更多icky例句
- The idea of human hearts or livers growing inside an animal may be icky, but tolerable, to some.
- She wanted to thrill without making it feel icky or lascivious.
- In the past decades we’ve learned a lot about the icky ingredients lurking in our favorite personal products.
- Despite the pandemic’s impact on all of us, sick and healthy, we’ve actually seen a record-breaking low amount of another icky, highly-contagious respiratory virus—the flu.
- Add in the long-term injury factor, and there’s something extra icky about tanking in football in particular.
- One lefty tweeter even complained that an invasion of icky American tourists would undermine “family values” in Cuba.
- Actually, rather like Gruber, we feel rather icky about fairy tales.
- From the rise of the rosebud niche to headlines about STDs outbreaks, the XXX industry may be commercially icky.
- If he sees a child held in such a way now, it gives him “an icky feeling.”
- The celeb-endorsed craze promises to flush your body of icky impurities with a flood of juice.
- Three went down on "phthis-icky" and four on "Ticdouloureux."
- ICKY took flight with them, and got so close to the sun that the wax melted and his wings came off.
- Uncle Icky got out of his bunk, built a fire in the stove and set his coffee to boil.
- The most important fact is that Icky Jones has been a fool for over twenty year.
- At Uncle Icky's request, the yacht sailed first for the coast-guard station.