| And the sophomores wander into the debate and decide based on their level of ickiness or decide that one term fits all under the law of God. |
| The ickiness of this issue makes it a tough one for many people to discuss, which is a shame. |
| The recent fuss about gunplay isn't an ickiness issue but a safety argument. |
| I had only written about one thousand words yesterday when I had to stop due to a rare headache and a general feeling of ickiness. |
| And it seems to me that your question isn't really about this guy, it's more about how to handle the ickiness of living in an all-white, all-rich town. |
| I guess I was just having a bad day, and all of that ickiness was just adding up, and hitting me where it hurts. |
