IPA: /ˈfjuːmi/
KK: /ˈfjuːmi/
Describing something that produces or is filled with smoke or vapor.
The fumy room made it hard to breathe.
Comparative: fumier
Superlative: fumiest
Fumy → The word originates from the Latin 'fumus' (meaning smoke) combined with the English suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by). Thus, 'fumy' describes something that is characterized by smoke or has a smoky quality.
Think of 'fumus' which means smoke, and remember that 'fumy' describes something that has a smoky quality.