Rainy

/ˈreɪni/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Characterized by or having rain; wet due to rain.

The weather forecast predicts a rainy day tomorrow.

Pertaining to or occurring during rain.

We decided to stay indoors and watch movies on the rainy afternoon.

Having many rainstorms or frequent rainfall.

The region is known for its rainy season, which lasts for several months.

Gloomy or dreary in mood or atmosphere, similar to a rainy day.

She felt a bit down on that rainy day, as if the weather reflected her mood.

Derived from the word 'rain' with the suffix '-y' indicating characterized by.

rainy day

A day characterized by rain, often used to refer to times when one should be cautious or save for emergencies.

make it rain

To spend money freely or lavishly, often used in a celebratory context.

rain

Water droplets that fall from clouds.

shower

A brief period of rain.

storm

A violent disturbance of the atmosphere with strong winds and usually rain.

Feeling down or sad, similar to gloomy weather.

I'm feeling a bit rainy today; just not in the mood.

Got a lot of money to spend, similar to making it rain.

He's feeling rainy after his big bonus.