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1. (adj.) clammy
covered with a cold, sticky moisture; cold and damp:
clammy hands.
2. clammy
sickly; morbid:
a clammy feeling.
Etymology: (1350–1400; ME, =clam sticky, cold and damp (akin to OE clām mud, clay) + -y -y1)
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| Definition of 'clammy' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) clammy, dank
unpleasantly cool and humid
"a clammy handshake"; "clammy weather"; "a dank cellar"; "dank rain forests"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. clammy
having the quality of being viscous or adhesive; soft and sticky; glutinous; damp and adhesive, as if covered with a cold perspiration
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Sense: damp and sticky
clammy hands.
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 Afrikaans: klam, klewerig |
 Arabic: بارِدٌ وَدَبِق |
 Bulgarian: влажен |
 Brazilian: pegajoso |
 Czech: vlhký a lepkavý |
 German: feucht und klebrig |
 Danish: klam |
 Greek: γλοιώδης, κολλώδης |
 Spanish: sudoroso, pegajoso |
 Estonian: kleepuv |
 Farsi: سرد و تر |
 Finnish: tahmea |
 French: moite |
 Hebrew: לַח וְדָבִיק |
 Hindi: चिपचिपा, लसलसा |
 Croatian: vlažan, ljepljiv |
 Hungarian: nyirkos |
 Indonesian: lembab |
 Icelandic: þvalur |
 Italian: appiccicaticcio |
 Japanese: べとべとする |
 Korean: 차갑고 습한 |
 Lithuanian: lipnus |
 Latvian: lipīgs |
 Malay: berlengas |
 Dutch: klam |
 Norwegian: klam |
 Polish: lepki |
 Persian: سرد و تر |
 Pashto: نمجن: پوست: سر يشناك: سوړ |
 Portuguese: pegajoso |
 Romanian: umed |
 Russian: влажный и липкий |
 Slovak: vlhký |
 Slovenian: lepljiv |
 Serbian: vlažan |
 Swedish: fuktig (kall) och klibbig |
 Thai: ที่ชื้นหรือเย็นมาก |
 Turkish: nemli ve yapışkan, rutube |
 Taiwanese: 濕黏的 |
 Ukrainian: липкий |
 Urdu: چپچپا ، لجلجا |
 Vietnamese: ẩm ướt |
 Chinese: 粘湿的 |
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