Icky

She avoided sitting on the icky, sticky bus seat.

The melted ice cream formed a pool of icky goo on the hot pavement.

The old chewing gum stuck to the bottom of my shoe and felt icky.

The garbage can emitted an icky smell that made everyone gag.

The wet paint on the wall felt icky and sticky to the touch.

The moldy bread had an icky texture and an unpleasant odor.

I hate the feeling of walking on an icky sidewalk after it rains.

The dirty bathroom at the gas station was so icky that she refused to use it.

He found the horror movie so terrifying and icky that he couldn't sleep that night.

The movie had a scene with graphic violence that left me feeling icky.

The greasy residue on the kitchen countertop felt icky to the touch.

After stepping in a puddle of muddy water, her shoes felt wet and icky.

She refused to wear the old, stained shirt because it felt icky against her skin.

The toddler's hands were covered in icky chocolate after devouring a piece of cake.

The gooey glue left an icky residue on the paper.

The wet paint made the brush feel icky in his hands.

The sticky honey made the kitchen counter icky.

Emily accidentally stepped in a puddle of icky slime during the science experiment.

He found the idea of sharing a toothbrush with someone else to be really icky.

The thought of handling slimy earthworms made her feel icky.

She cringed at the thought of touching the icky, gooey substance.

The thought of eating snails made her feel icky and nauseous.

The engineering problem presented an icky solution that required complex calculations.

He didn't want to hold the slimy and icky reptile during the science experiment.

The faded wallpaper in the old house gave it an icky and worn-out appearance.

The legal contract was filled with icky terminology, making it difficult for the average person to understand its implications.

The software's user interface was poorly designed, resulting in an icky user experience.

That old-fashioned dress she wore to the party looked really icky.

His antique furniture made the room feel icky and outdated.

The vintage technology in the museum seemed icky compared to the modern gadgets we have today.

I can't believe he still uses a flip phone; it's so icky.

The cassette tapes in the attic felt icky to the touch, like relics of the past.

The retro hairstyle she chose for the event looked icky and out of place.

The ancient computer software they use at work is so slow and icky.

The salesman's compliments felt icky and insincere.

The fake enthusiasm of the TV show host was icky.

The novel's plot became icky halfway through, making it difficult to follow.

The teacher's forced cheerfulness in the classroom felt icky, as if she were hiding something behind her smile.

The phony enthusiasm of the salesperson made the entire shopping experience feel icky.

The compliments he received from his colleagues felt icky, as he suspected they were just trying to gain favor.

The politician's promises sounded icky and dishonest.

The retro fashion trend from the '80s is considered icky by many.

The school's dress code felt icky and restrictive to the students.

The vintage car stood out as icky among the sleek and modern vehicles on the road.

The company's website design looks icky and needs a modern update.

The architecture of that building is icky; it's reminiscent of an earlier era.

The old flip phone seems icky in a world of smartphones.

The antique furniture in the room looked icky compared to the modern decor.

She found her parents' choice of home decor to be icky and old-fashioned.

The fashion trends from the 80s are coming back, but to me, they still seem icky.