sweaty

As your sweatiness increases, the music seeps deeper into your pores and puts you in a dancing frenzy.

It sticks to the wetness and sweatiness of a fingerprint.

Reactions vary from victim to victim, but intense throbbing, radiating pain near the sting, tingling sensations, sweatiness, and blistering are common symptoms.

but here the chocolate is Phil's drunken sweatiness.

For example, impotence is now widely known as erectile dysfunction; excessive sweatiness is also known as hyperhidrosis.

Nurses in pre-term intensive care units check whether their charges are in pain by measuring their heart rate and the sweatiness of their palms--and whether or not they show pain on their faces.

But the intensity of Khcheich's interpretation and improvisations - and the lyrics themselves, which mix motifs of obsession and war - play off the sonic range of Lijbaart's percussion to evoke a primal sweatiness that is a remarkable departure from the rhythmic sweetness characterizing much of the rest of the record.

An advanced micro-honeycomb material in the ear cushions also reduces uncomfortable heat and sweatiness by allowing the cushions to breathe.

Preoperatively on the morning of his surgery he experienced chest pain, nausea, vomiting and associated sweatiness, but he did not inform his anaesthetist.

There were no differences in the physiological measurements when the equipment was switched on, except those in the sensitive group reported elevated levels of agitation and skin sweatiness.