icky in Polish
icky in Polish is be — icky means unpleasantly sticky, slimy, or disgusting.
icky in Polish
be
(informal) Unpleasantly sticky; yucky; disgusting.
What does "icky" mean?
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adjective Unpleasantly sticky, slimy, or disgusting.
"There was something icky stuck to the bottom of the seat."
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adjective Overly sentimental or emotionally cloying.
"The film's ending was a bit icky, with everyone hugging and crying."
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icky in a sentence
- There was something icky stuck to the bottom of the seat.
- The soup turned an icky grey colour after sitting out overnight.
- The film's ending was a bit icky, with everyone hugging and crying.
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What is "icky" in Polish?
"icky" in Polish is be. icky means: Unpleasantly sticky, slimy, or disgusting.
How do you use "icky" in a sentence?
Example: "There was something icky stuck to the bottom of the seat." In Polish, "icky" is be.
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