clammy in Japanese
clammy in Japanese is じめじめ — clammy means unpleasantly cold and damp to the touch, especially skin.
clammy in Japanese
じめじめ
Pronounced: jimejime
Cold and damp, usually referring to hands or palms.
What does "clammy" mean?
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adj Unpleasantly cold and damp to the touch, especially skin.
"His palms went clammy before the interview."
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clammy in a sentence
- His palms went clammy before the interview.
- The basement air felt cold and clammy.
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What is "clammy" in Japanese?
"clammy" in Japanese is じめじめ. clammy means: Unpleasantly cold and damp to the touch, especially skin.
How do you pronounce じめじめ?
"clammy" in Japanese is じめじめ, pronounced "jimejime".
How do you use "clammy" in a sentence?
Example: "His palms went clammy before the interview." In Japanese, "clammy" is じめじめ.
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