IPA: /ˈklæmi/
KK: /ˈklæmi/
This word describes something that is very damp, moist, or sticky, often in an uncomfortable way.
The clammiest day of the year made everyone feel sticky and uncomfortable.
Comparative: clammer
Superlative: clammiest
Clammiest → The word 'clammiest' is derived from 'clammy' (from Middle English 'clammi', meaning damp or moist) with the superlative suffix '-est' (meaning most). Therefore, 'clammiest' refers to something that is the most damp or moist.
Think of 'clammy' as describing something that is very damp, and when you add '-est', it means it is the most damp of all.
No commonly confused words.