Similar words: diathermy, taxidermy, murder mystery, germ, German, germany, germane, germine. Meaning: adj. full of germs or pathological microorganisms.
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1. But for every germy hot spot in the kitchen, there's a smart and simple way to clean up.
2. But dust can cover germy surfaces that should be disinfected regularly.
3. So hop into bed and tell all your germy friends to keep their distance.
4. Cleaning and disinfecting things like desks and doorknobs can play a role in protecting us, he says, but 'focusing on one surface misses the point, because no surface is not germy.'
5. In general, dust isn't filled with germs. But dust can cover germy surfaces that should be disinfected regularly.
6. The water in New York harbor is oily and dirty and germy.
7. The nice thing is that tulle is inexpensive, and you don't have to worry about having a germy scrubbie laying around.
8. The tiny sink makes it nearly impossible to thoroughly wash your hands. Those who manage that are instantly greeted by the germy door handle upon departure.
9. Secondly, make-up and lotions aid the transfer of bacteria from surface to surface, and more frequent contact with small children — who, let's face it, can be pretty germy — was also a contributor.
More similar words: diathermy, taxidermy, murder mystery, germ, German, germany, germane, germine, germanic, germinal, germinate, germicide, germanium, germ theory, germ plasm, east germany, west germany, nazi germany, germination, german shepherd, endangerment, dysgerminoma, german measles, federal republic of germany, german democratic republic, army, barmy, stormy, smarmy, squirmy.