The air so clammy and chill, and not an insect in an acre of it!
Now, for the first time, the deep stillness of the place laid a clammy hand upon the spirits of the children.
All her efforts seemed futile, for while she brushed them from Melanie's moist face, they crawled on her clammy feet and legs and made her jerk them weakly and cry: "Please! On my feet!"
Covered with a sticky or clammy coating.
He passed his hand across his forehead. It was dank with clammy sweat.
For him, Keats seems to identify with the bees who think warm days will never cease, "for Summer has o 'er-brimmed their clammy cells."
and it seemed to me as if the rain must have penetrated through the flooring of the room above, for some kind of moisture appeared to fall, drop by drop, upon my forehead, and when I passed my hand across my brow, I felt that it was wet and clammy.
My shirt stuck to the clammy sweat on my back.
The patient usually sweats profusely, feels clammy to the touch, may complain of a headache or nausea, and may be disoriented and feel weak.
His skin felt cold and clammy.
Being jittery about the interview can result in cold， clammy hands， which create a negative impre ion.
My shirt was clammy with sweat.
In any event, I had already walked out of the domestic terminal and into the clammy night before I realised that the transit bus connection was actually inside the terminal.
When the bowls had been cleared away, theboatmen who felt cold or tired out spread their bedding on the deck and burrowed into theirstiff, clammy quilts which they had laid out like tubing.
a face clammy with sweat
A person who is algid is marked by prostration and has cold clammy skin and low blood pressure.
After a week's rain, everything in the house became damp and clammy.
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