steamy

IPA: stˈimi

adjective

  • Warm and humid; full of steam.
  • Resembling or characteristic of steam.
  • (slang) Erotic.
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Examples of "steamy" in Sentences

  • The room is vaporous and steamy.
  • Here it was warm, steamy and bright.
  • There are some tender, steamy moments too.
  • Taking a hot, steamy shower may also work.
  • The steamy waters are part of a lava formation.
  • The bathroom does get quite steamy after a shower.
  • The video was regarded as too steamy by the network.
  • Steamy scenes restrict the movie to mature audiences.
  • She confronted Lena and the two had a steamy argument.
  • He reaches a hot steamy pipe and uses it to cauterize his amputated foot.
  • The Black Hat hacker conference is underway, at Caesars Palace in steamy Las Vegas.
  • He called the steamy stunt "not appropriate" and vowed never to bathe himself online again.
  • Silk Stalkings was a USA Network crime drama that offered plenty of sultry plotlines in steamy Palm Beach, Florida.
  • To enter Martin's room, they passed through the kitchen, warm and moist and steamy from the big washing in progress.
  • EnlargeBy Stuart Franklin, Getty ImagesGraeme Storm proved to be the big surprise Day 1 of the PGA Championship in steamy Tulsa.
  • My Mexican friends say that summers here in steamy hot Mazatlan can bring on all kinds of "stomach critters", and medication is necessary perhaps once a year.
  • And I had some at lunch recently — a bowl so bright and cooling that if I closed my eyes I could imagine that I was no longer in steamy Manhattan but instead lounging on a breezy beach by the sea.
  • I finished the revisions on the Jon Snow chapters that I was talking about last month, and moved on to Tyrion for a while, but just now I am working on a new viewpoint character, and a chapter set in steamy harbor of Old Volantis.

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