IPA: /ˈmɔːzi/
KK: /mɔːzi/
Describing weather that is characterized by fog or mist, making it difficult to see clearly.
The mauzier weather made it hard for us to drive safely.
Comparative: mauzier
Superlative: mauziest
The word 'mauzier' comes from Old French 'mauvais' (meaning bad) and the suffix '-ier' (meaning one who). Thus, 'mauzier' refers to one who is bad or of poor quality.
Think of 'mauvais' meaning bad, and remember that a 'mauzier' is someone or something that is of poor quality.