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Instead, they become clingy or act out to test how much their world is changing.

He never seemed to stick with anyone for long, especially if they started to get clingy.

Her slightly clingy nature makes him feel like he's the most important man in the world.

You see kids being very clingy, not sleeping at night.

It was a very clingy number from three seasons past.

She brushed up against me as we walked; her body was hard under the clingy.

She didn't know what to make of this man who had left her suddenly getting so clingy.

The nightshirt had looked great on her, short and clingy.

Soldiers find spouses clingy or too independent after so much time on their own.

It is simply a fashion statement in a time of clingy clothes, she said.

They become clingy, insist on sleeping with a night light, or are afraid of going to school.

It was made more manageable - less clingy - in the 60's.

She was wearing a short, clingy skirt that hid very little.

But the clingy room somehow seemed the warmer now, and brighter.

She's such a pretty girl, but always felt worthless without a man in her life she got to clingy and was dumped a few times.

But her marriage, she added, has never been clingy.

And knits don't seem to be quite so clingy when they're black.

My son is clingy and frightened to be alone in his room, his bed.

She worried about Lucy, who was already feeling insecure and clingy.

"And we're careful with the fabrics to make sure they aren't too clingy."

Between the layers of shells is a clingy protein substance.

In later years he proved to be quite clingy, depending on his older brother Jake.

Some are a bit clingy, but this is often seen as an overdeveloped sense of loyalty.

This can come across as clingy, needy, and even downright scary.