icky

icky
adj. \/ˈɪkɪ\/ eller ickie eller ikky
1) (slang) sukkersøt, vammel, klissete
his movies are always icky
filmene hans er alltid så sukkersøte
2) (slang) ekkel, motbydelig
the old lady is so icky
den gamle damen er så ekkel
3) (slang) mosegrodd, gammelmodig
he's an icky old fogey
han er en mosegrodd stabeis
4) (slang) klissete, klebrig
throw away that icky candy
kast det klissete godteriet

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