steamy
adjective, steam·i·er, steam·i·est.
Origin of steamy
Related Words for steamy
muggy, humid, hazy, balmy, dirty, gaseous, steaming, vaporous, clouded, lewd, pornographic, purple, sexyExamples from the Web for steamy
Contemporary Examples of steamy
Zilch, what with Showtime's other steamy sex-heavy drama, The Affair, stealing its thunder.
15 Enraging Golden Globe TV Snubs and Surprises: Amy Poehler, 'Mad Men' & MoreKevin Fallon
December 11, 2014
This is nudity as lifestyle, health, openness — not seamy or steamy.
We were careful with how we dealt with suspected patients and what we did with our primitive coverings, it was steamy.
The trailer was too sappy to go with my friends and the poster was too steamy to go with my parents.
A Love Letter to ‘The Notebook,’ a Melodrama That Commits to Its SentimentalityTeo Bugbee
June 26, 2014
Today, at the Arena Fonte Nova in Salvador—in the steamy northeastern coast of Brazil—we saw the Dutch Reconquista.
Historical Examples of steamy
There was still enough light in the steamy cabin to discern objects.
The Cruise of the Dry DockT. S. Stribling
A formless cloud of gray fog blew into the warm, steamy room.
The baby should remain in this steamy atmosphere ten minutes at a time.
The Mother and Her ChildWilliam S. Sadler
The atmosphere was as steamy, as dense and as aromatic as before.
Orpheus in Mayfair and Other Stories and SketchesMaurice Baring
I wonder that you have kept your health as well as you have, in this steamy climate.
On the IrrawaddyG. A. Henty