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sweaty

[swet-ee] / ˈswɛt i /


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“I’m all sweaty from being in the kitchen,” I said, noting how drenched my shirt was, and I sniffed it.

From Literature

Consider the raw drama of the first televised presidential debate, where a sweaty Richard Nixon and confident John F. Kennedy traded barbs.

From Los Angeles Times

In their sweaty striving to be hosted and toasted at the right dinners, book parties, panels, benefits or openings—the Paleo protein of New York Upper Crust evening smorgasbord—many lost their bearings.

From The Wall Street Journal

Kneeling beside the buck, he put out his hand and gently stroked its rough, sweaty cheek.

From Literature

Even now health benefits can be associated with a sweaty sauna session.

From The Wall Street Journal