IPA: /ˈmʌɡi/
KK: /mʌɡi/
This word describes weather that is warm and very humid, making it feel uncomfortable and sticky.
The weather was muggy, making it hard to enjoy the outdoor picnic.
Comparative: muggier
Superlative: muggiest
Muggy → This word originates from the Old English 'myggen', meaning humid or damp. The term describes weather that is warm and humid, often uncomfortable.
Imagine a warm, damp day that makes you feel sticky and uncomfortable — that's what 'muggy' describes.