Icky

The moldy, musty smell in the old abandoned house was very icky.

She avoided touching the slimy and icky seafood at the market.

The math problem was icky, but she managed to solve it.

The cheap fabric used for the dress felt icky against her skin.

The insincere laughter of the audience felt icky.

The professor's lecture on quantum mechanics was icky, leaving the students baffled.

The politician's speech was filled with icky jargon, making it hard to understand his stance on the issue.

The user manual for the new smartphone was poorly written, full of icky instructions.

She couldn't stand the smell of the icky garbage in the bin.

He found the math problem icky and couldn't figure out the solution.

The thought of sitting in a crowded bus during rush hour was icky for her.

Cleaning up after the dog's accident was an icky task.

The icky smell coming from the garbage bin made her gag.

The sticky and icky texture of the slime made her cringe.

She refused to touch the sticky, icky substance on the floor.

The icky taste of cough syrup made it difficult for her to take the medicine.

The thought of public speaking makes her feel icky and anxious.

The broken roller coaster was left in an icky state, making it unsafe for riders.

She found the icky sensation of wet sand between her toes unpleasant.

He avoided touching the sticky candy wrapper because it felt icky.

The sticky and greasy substance on the doorknob felt icky.

The slimy texture of the raw oysters made her feel icky.

The thought of going into the dark, dingy basement made her feel icky.

The slimy texture of the raw egg yolk was too icky for her to eat.

The dirty bathroom made her feel icky about using it.

The muddy water in the puddle looked icky and unappealing.

She found the horror movie so terrifying that it gave her an icky feeling.

The sound of nails scratching on a chalkboard was extremely icky to her.

The phony concern in his voice was icky and off-putting.

Her flattery towards her boss came across as icky and disingenuous.

The company's marketing campaign seemed icky, with exaggerated claims and misleading information.

The politician's speech felt icky, full of empty promises and false optimism.

She couldn't stand his icky attempts at charm.

The medical report contained icky terminology that was hard to understand.

The legal document was full of icky language, making it difficult to interpret the clauses.

The foreign language textbook was full of icky grammar rules.

The scientific research paper was full of icky terms and concepts.

The user manual for the new gadget was filled with icky jargon that confused me.

The store's customer service was icky, with rude and unhelpful staff.

The foul smell in the room made everyone feel icky and nauseous.

The taste of burnt toast was unpleasant and left a lingering icky flavor.

He woke up with a fever and an icky feeling in his stomach.

The smell of spoiled milk in the fridge was really icky.

The hot and humid weather made everyone feel sticky and icky.

He accidentally touched something sticky and felt an icky sensation on his fingers.

The musty smell in the basement made her feel icky and uncomfortable.

After eating the expired yogurt, she felt icky for the rest of the day.

The spilled soda left an icky residue on the tablecloth.

She accidentally touched something slimy and icky in the dark.

After playing in the mud, the children's clothes became dirty and icky.