unsteamy

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ steamy.

Adjective

unsteamy (comparative more unsteamy, superlative most unsteamy)

1. Not steamy.
   • 1979, New York, volume 12, page 292:

     Why would any club bother to flag such unsteamy fiction?

   • 1999, Glamour, volume 97, numbers 5-8, page 42:

     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.'"

   • 2010, Stanley Middleton, Holiday, page 76:

     Perhaps Meg was having a bath. No sounds of tanks refilled. The bathroom was cold, unsteamy; the porcelain innocent of a drop of water.