unsteamy
unsteamy adjective: not steamy.
Adjective
unsteamy (comparative more unsteamy, superlative most unsteamy)
- Not steamy.
- Why would any club bother to flag such unsteamy fiction?1979, New York, volume 12, page 292
- Pick an unsteamy moment to bring up your virginity, says Kuriansky. "Try, 'I feel nervous to say this, but I'm not as experienced as you might think.'"1999, Glamour, volume 97, numbers 5-8, page 42
Forms of unsteamy
| comparative | more unsteamy |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unsteamy |
Origin of unsteamy
From un- + steamy.
Questions about unsteamy
- What does unsteamy mean?
- Unsteamy means not steamy.
- What part of speech is unsteamy?
- Unsteamy is an adjective.
Words near unsteamy in the dictionary
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