Icky

The vintage car he drove around town looked cool to some, but to me, it was just icky and outdated.

The instructions for assembling the furniture were icky.

The directions to the hiking trail were icky, causing us to get lost in the wilderness.

The experimental data presented in the research paper was presented in an icky manner, making it challenging to interpret the results.

The math problem in the exam was icky, leaving the students confused and uncertain of how to solve it.

The assembly instructions for the DIY furniture were icky and lacked clarity, leading to a frustrating assembly process.

The math problem was icky, and I couldn't figure out the solution.

The political speech was filled with icky statements that confused the audience.

The discriminatory policies implemented by the organization were deemed icky and caused public outcry.

The offensive comments made by the comedian during his performance were truly icky.

The horror movie was filled with icky scenes of graphic violence.

The offensive graffiti on the wall made the neighborhood feel icky.

The disturbing images in the documentary left a lasting icky impact on the viewers.

The politician's corrupt actions left an icky feeling among the voters.

He found the horror movie to be too icky to watch till the end.

The offensive language used in the comedy show made her uncomfortable and icky.

The politician's corrupt practices were exposed, leaving a trail of icky scandals.

The offensive graffiti on the walls of the school created an icky atmosphere for the students.

The taste of the expired milk was absolutely icky.

The creepy crawlies in the dark alley gave her an icky feeling.

The decaying food in the trash can emitted an icky smell.

The vulgar jokes made the atmosphere in the room feel icky.

The slimy texture of the snails made her feel icky.

The company's unethical business practices left a lingering icky impression on its customers.

The smell in the garbage dump was extremely icky and made everyone cover their noses.

The unethical behavior of the coach towards the players was highly icky and led to protests.

The sticky, sweaty feeling after a long run left him feeling icky.

The sight of spiders crawling on the wall made her feel icky.

The thought of public speaking made him feel icky and nervous.

The moldy bread had a strange, icky texture when he tried to eat it.

The thought of touching slimy snails made her feel icky.

The painting was considered icky by art critics due to its lack of artistic technique and depth.

The hotel room was dirty and had an icky smell, so we requested a different one.

The dirty water from the old pipes had an icky brown color.

Susan's hands felt icky and greasy after working on the car engine.

The novel's plot was quite icky, and I had trouble following the storyline.

His taste in music is icky; he only listens to outdated songs.

Sarah hesitated to touch the slimy and icky frog during the biology class dissection.

She refused to touch the slimy frog because it felt icky to her.

After eating too much candy, he felt icky and had a stomachache.

The sight of the decaying garbage filled the air with an icky stench.

The medication he was prescribed caused him to have an icky taste in his mouth.

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

The movie depicted a murder scene that was too icky for her to watch.

He avoided going to the dentist because he thought the whole experience was icky.

He cringed at the sight of the icky bugs crawling on the walls.

The thought of handling raw meat made her feel icky.

The moldy bread in the fridge looked extremely icky and had to be thrown away.

The insincere apology from the employee felt icky, as if it were only given to avoid consequences.

She felt icky after staying up all night studying for the exam.