(1) They've even got one of those icky photos of themselves on the bedside table.

(2) She could feel something icky on her fingers.

(3) There was some icky black stuff between the tiles.

(4) And that's a pretty icky and dishonest clinch.

(5) What's this icky black stuff on the tree?

(6) It's an exhausting ride from saucy comedy to icky, heartbreaking violence, but don't be put off.

(7) What is this icky old stuff?

(8) "If it's icky, don't touch it," says Nemeroff.

(9) Cheap shoes, much like icky fabric, look obvious.

(10) They make me feel really icky and gross and uncomfortable.

(11) Why did you get that icky green colour? It's awful!

(12) From the classy to the icky , be careful when it comes to peering in the shadows of Ziro's throne room.

(13) It was a little icky . If you're a women, don't you know how to please yourself? But they seemed to be okay with that one.

(14) Unlike other Meg Ryan chick vehicles (the icky treacle "Sleepless in Seattle" and "You've Got Mail"), this one retained a certain spirit.

(15) It's something that's supposed to be scary, it's icky, it's gross, it's Halloween fun and it's just one small part of the haunted houses and thrilling rides going on.

(16) Those icky sheets in a Guatemalan hotel room? Turns out that I didn't have to touch them.

(17) At the centre of David Cronenberg's decidedly icky sci-fi horror classic is the relationship between Davis' scientific journalist and Goldblum's boundary-breaking scientist.

(18) There was some icky couples counseling ("Try a blindfold") and therapeutic spending on vacations, clothes, furniture.

(19) Well, it all sounds kinda icky to you right now, but to adults, it feels really good.

(20) Can some one explain how kids' birthday parties became mandatory and, frequently, icky?

(21) The grandedame gestures of the late fifties had gone, the overblown and icky sentiment had gone.

(22) The only problem is this: Who is going to buy the icky GM stuff?

(23) Harry may at times have tried to get his icky cousin into trouble[], but it always backfired.

(24) Everybody likes trees, but (aesthetics aside) sending poop from the bathroom to the lobby may seem sort of icky.

(25) We later collaborated on a script for a faintly icky TV show that was going to be shot overseas, and then he sent me a screenplay that was in need of an English version for foreign investment.

(26) The collapsible cup was thus a telescopic beacon of hope in an icky world of strangers' germs, and a modest triumph of individuality to boot.

(1) They've even got one of those icky photos of themselves on the bedside table.