clammy

Shiverin' yet she is; 'deed the mornin's clammy cold; there's naw love in thet.

He closed the door and crept into bed, the clammy cotton sheets of which were warm against his flesh.

Especially have ye to keep quiet just after death has laid her clammy hand upon the body.

One open palm, extended to ease his fall, fell upon the upturned features of a cold and clammy face.

He clapped Kurt on the shoulder, ignoring the damp gray grimy feeling of the clammy T-shirt under his palm.

The horror of that humiliating scene woke him, years afterward, through more than one clammy midnight.

In the green, clammy radiance she looked as if she had been buried and brought back to the daylight.

Mabel kneeled at his side, now pressing a clammy hand to her head, now applying moisture to the parched lips of her father.

Simon felt as if a clammy hand had taken him by the back of the neck.

The walls were innocent of all decoration and became damp and clammy in the darkness.