germy
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- germiness noun
Etymology
Origin of germy
Example Sentences
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Keeping your home clean and organized: We breakdown the essential cleaning supplies you need, and point out the 11 germy spots that are often overlooked.
From Washington Post
For extra protection, place a box fan in the patient’s window, facing outward, to draw germy air outside.
From Seattle Times
Other Santas, wary of the risks of being around germy, potentially unvaccinated children, have decided to sit yet another pandemic holiday out, or retire.
From Washington Post
In this pandemic era, especially, that means touching potentially germy bottles and cans.
From Washington Post
But hands can be germy — coated with fecal matter and E. coli.
From Seattle Times
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