'steamy' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is hot, humid, or filled with steam. It can also be used in a figurative sense to describe something that is passionate or sensual. Example: The steamy bathroom made it difficult to breathe as I tried to shower in the intense heat. In a figurative sense: The steamy love scene in the movie left the audience blushing and speechless.
A snowy evening in one of the steamy underlit outdoor pools is pretty close to magical.
It rained all day on Friday, and the dash from our room to the spa area, - where Alice had a hammam scrub, a hard wash in a steamy room - soaked us through.
His eyes grew moist as he recalled his childhood outings to the takeaway, with its brown smoked glass windows and steamy waiting area at the front.
But it surely speaks for every red-blooded rock fan when it says it can barely wait to hear Coldplay's steamy forthcoming long-player, Ballads of a Master Cocksman.
It's called Chicago Med and a bunch of doctors live steamy lives in a Chicago emergency room.
As we described it last year before it had a UK home: "The Affair is, at various junctures, an angsty relationship drama, a steamy extramarital sex romp and a murder mystery, with the twist that the second half of each episode is seen from Wilson's character's point of view, suggesting that she's a less willing participant in the fling".
Voracious, steamy, between two worlds.
Scenes include a steamy rendezvous between Clinton's stepfather Roger Clinton and Virginia, she wearing lingerie while singing about their torrid romance.
Despite exhaustive analysis, whatever drove an accomplished young man to deny his very mother remains opaque.This inorganic quality extends to Coleman's purportedly steamy affair with Faunia Farley, a hard-luck, illiterate cleaning woman half his age.
Salafist preachers, who had originally called for a march after Friday prayers on June 15th, told their steamy followers not to rally after all.
The delta of his title is a vast tract of land between the Mississippi and Yazoo rivers, a source of agricultural riches, particularly cotton, and home to a poor black population whose very privation inspired an impassioned musical culture.Mr Gioia's authoritative chronicle interweaves the steamy character of the delta with the hard lot of its population.
