IPA: /ˈklæmi/
KK: /ˈklæmi/
Something that feels damp, sticky, and cold, often making you uncomfortable.
The clammy air made it hard to breathe during the hike.
Comparative: clammier
Superlative: clammiest
Clammy → The word originates from Middle English *clammi*, meaning moist or sticky. It describes a damp, unpleasant feeling, often associated with sweat or humidity.
Imagine a surface that feels 'moist' and 'sticky' — that's what clammy means.