Muggy

/ˈmʌɡi/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

characterized by warm, humid weather that makes it feel uncomfortable

It's so muggy outside that I can hardly breathe.

lacking in freshness and being oppressive due to humidity

The muggy air made our hike feel much longer.

referring to weather that is damp and close, typically in the summer

We're expecting another muggy day tomorrow with temperatures in the 90s.

having a sticky and uncomfortable atmosphere, often associated with thunderstorms

The sky turned dark as the muggy conditions hinted at an approaching storm.

Origin unknown, possibly from the word 'mug,' meaning 'dampness.'

muggy weather

Weather that is hot and humid, making conditions feel uncomfortable.

humidity

The amount of water vapor in the air.

oppressive

Causing discomfort due to excessive heat or humidity.

Feeling sluggish or tired due to the heat.

Man, it's so muggy out, I can't even think straight.

Referring to a situation that's uncomfortably warm and stifling.

This room is muggy; let's open a window.