One moment more and his clammy hand would have been proffered — she knew that it would have been either clammy or dry and scaly — names would have been exchanged, she would have been locked in.
Other relative newbies are faring less well: Tyreese is little more than a clammy ball of coiled grumpiness; accident-prone alcoholic Bob Stookey can't meet the molars of the undead soon enough; and the show has seen fit to replace annoying kid Carl with two more annoying kids.
Grind your teeth for nine hours until they're little more than a clammy paste and your mouth feels like it's been gang-raped by giant lizard people.
His scrupulously constructed, skillfully made films, many of which have won prizes at leading international festivals, are excruciatingly suspenseful and also, more often than not, clammy and repellent.
Nate thinks that Highland Creek is running a murky racket, and a serious movie about mental disorder and the insurance business would be ten times clammier and more disturbing than "Unsane".
Regular pants with rolled-up cuffs may be more fashionable but can become clammy for anything longer than a short ride.
As hundreds of men and women pour out of the factory gates into the clammy air, hundreds more file in to start the night shift.
He has felt the touch of clammy hands from venture capitalists more times than he would care to count.
I was frightened enough already, more or less permanently, usually hyperventilating and feeling sick and clammy, because I've always known that any minute something horrible can happen, and now it has, thank you, TalkTalk.
The clinical picture in the more severe form is one of shock, with cold, pale, and clammy skin, low arterial pressure, and a high pulse rate.
