clamminess

The last thought brought a cold clamminess to her palms.

It seemed quite warm when you first came into the cave, but after a while the clamminess could get a man down.

Hannah touched her cheek and noted the clamminess of it.

Clamminess that felt mixed with grit was well on the way to covering the whole of him.

Clamminess and nausea filled me up like a well.

The cold clamminess of his skin reminded her there wasn't time to delay.

There was a pleasant clamminess in the air.

A wave of clamminess climbed my frame and passed.

I feel the clamminess on my bare forearms and think of having them cauterized.

Despite the clamminess of the chamber, sweat was trickling down his ribs.

None of this thick air with its clamminess.

Nausea, clamminess, the chill sweat of Death forcing him to concentrate.

He had felt a sense of panic running through him; a clamminess had spread across his brow.

But warmth tends to come as a matter of course simply because the base layer eliminates the clamminess which makes you feel cold.

Trembling, he went toward the table; and a cold clamminess, wrought by the presence of the dead, assailed him.

It's hard not to smile when the structure is laid out, and the clamminess is satisfying.

Perhaps the clamminess on his brow wasn't due just to his being overweight.

It rode in from the sea, a sudden physical invasion of white obliterating clamminess.

A cold clamminess came over her skin.

For in all that seething combustion no warmth lay, but only the clamminess of death and corruption.

I pulled on my wet clothes again, shuddering at their clamminess against my skin.

"They buy pretty women," she whispered, leaning against the palisades, waiting for the sense of clamminess to fade.

A week later, he arrived at the main lodge, smelling the sour air, feeling the clamminess sink into his bones.

The clamminess of a room unlived-in for months was gradually dispelled.

The white clamminess of his flesh and his frozen facial expression told Berry he was dead.