Icky

He had an icky feeling after hearing the news of a robbery in his neighborhood.

The smell of the garbage truck passing by was quite icky.

The thought of touching a spider gave her an icky sensation.

After stepping on a squishy, rotten tomato, he felt icky and immediately washed his feet.

She had an icky feeling after accidentally stepping on a slug in the garden.

The overly sweet and insincere tone of the customer service representative made the phone call feel icky.

The counterfeit designer handbag looked icky and cheap.

The influencer's sponsored post on social media seemed icky, lacking authenticity and genuine enthusiasm.

He gave an icky smile when he saw his ex-girlfriend with her new partner.

Her grandmother's fashion sense is quite icky.

The terms and conditions of the contract were icky for the average consumer.

The professor's lecture on quantum physics was too icky for me to grasp.

The contract terms were written in an icky manner, making it hard to understand the agreement.

The road signs in that foreign country were icky, and we got lost multiple times.

The software interface was icky and difficult to navigate.

The legal jargon in the document was icky for the layman.

The instructions for using the software were written in an icky way, leaving me puzzled.

The doctor's explanation of my medical condition was icky, leaving me with more questions than answers.

He found the technical instructions icky to follow.

The concert was a disappointment; the icky sound quality ruined the experience.

The public restroom was icky, dirty, and poorly maintained.

He regretted buying the cheap knockoff electronics; they were poorly made and had an icky performance.

She tried a new face cream, but it left her skin feeling icky and greasy.

The student's presentation was filled with icky grammar mistakes and lacked coherent structure.

The store had a sale on expired canned goods, and many customers found the idea of buying them icky.

The outdated computer was slow and had an icky interface.

The hotel room had an icky bed with stained sheets.

The novel received mixed reviews because many readers found the plot predictable and the characters icky.

The homework assignment was icky, full of mistakes and poorly written.

The apartment had an icky smell, like something rotten.

The offensive remarks made by the comedian during the show left a sour and icky atmosphere in the room.

The movie depicted a gruesome murder scene that left the audience feeling icky.

The sight of the bloody scene in the horror movie was too icky for her.

The thought of eating insects as a source of protein was icky to him.

The dark alleyway gave her an icky feeling, so she hurriedly walked past it.

The abandoned house was filled with cobwebs and dust, creating an icky atmosphere.

The thought of touching a hairy spider gives me an icky sensation.

He found the taste of durian fruit to be incredibly icky.

The moldy smell coming from the refrigerator was quite icky.

The slimy, slithering snake gave her an icky feeling of fear and disgust.

The sight of the decomposing garbage was truly icky.

She recoiled in disgust when she accidentally stepped on a squishy and icky slug.

The rotten smell from the garbage can was extremely icky.

The public restroom had an overwhelming and icky odor.

The abandoned, decaying house had an icky smell that made her gag.

He accidentally stepped on a squishy and icky insect while walking in the park.

The taste of spoiled milk was so icky that she immediately spat it out.

The abusive language used by the customer towards the salesperson was icky and completely uncalled for.

The movie was icky, with bad acting and a predictable plot.

I don't like that brand of coffee; it has an icky aftertaste.