steamy

At any rate, Ikey toiled and snipped and basted and pressed and patched and sponged all day in the steamy fetor of a tailor-shop.

Rainey strained his gaze to catch the steamy spiracle and the outthrust of the great head.

Bombay is its usual mild and steamy self, an unchanging 86°, which seemed hot in November, but quite decently cool now.

In a very few minutes a fire was blazing, and the fragrant fumes of frying bacon and strong coffee filled the close, steamy air.

I imagine the Moon as it once was, with volcanoes spitting, and with thundrous sounds in its steamy atmosphere.

It was very hot, and a steamy, spicy smell drifted off the coast, which grew less distinct as the darkness settled down.

A more unwholesome resting-place in Africa, particularly on the steamy, swampy banks of a river, could hardly be imagined.

The Golden Butterfly was enveloped in a damp, steamy sort of smother.

The air was hot and steamy, and dark clouds were creeping up Val Camonica.

There was nothing but steamy wet heat and the decent suppression of the consequent ill-tempers.