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adjective. a child’s word us / ˈɪk·i / Add to word list. unpleasant or disgusting: Rory thinks peas are icky. (Definition of icky from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
The meaning of ICKY is offensive to the senses or sensibilities : distasteful. How to use icky in a sentence.
adjective. a child’s word us / ˈɪk·i / Add to word list. unpleasant or disgusting: Rory thinks peas are icky. (Definition of icky from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
Icky definition: repulsive or distasteful.. See examples of ICKY used in a sentence.
If you describe something as icky, you mean that it is too emotional or sentimental. [ mainly US , informal , disapproval ] They've even got one of those icky photos of themselves on the bedside table.
Something that's icky is disgusting and gummy or sticky. When you walk around a busy city all day, you're bound to end up with something icky stuck to the bottom of your shoe. After frolicking through the mud, your dog will be dirty and icky, and a particularly humid summer day can feel icky too.
Define icky. icky synonyms, icky pronunciation, icky translation, English dictionary definition of icky. adj. ick·i·er , ick·i·est Informal 1. Disagreeably sticky: icky candy. 2. Offensive; distasteful: icky sentimentality. ick′i·ly adv. ick′i·ness n.
