muggy|muggier|muggiest in English

adjective

[mug·gy || 'mʌgɪ]

hot and humid (Weather)

Use "muggy|muggier|muggiest" in a sentence

1. It's muggy today, isn't it?

2. And it's a bit muggy, too.

3. It's extremely hot and muggy.

4. It is another hot muggy day.

5. It was warm again, warm and muggy.

6. 20 It was muggy and overcast.

7. Sometimes It be quite close and muggy.

8. It was a hot, very muggy evening.

9. Muggy weather and hot carriage make me crazy!

10. We may expect muggy weather when the rainy season begins.

11. The air now had a muggy, almost tropical, feel.

12. Antonyms for Airiest include stuffiest, closest, heaviest, muggiest, stalest, humidest, stickiest, sultriest, dampest and clammiest

13. The ceremonies took place on a hot and muggy night.

14. When it's hot and muggy, no one feels like working.

15. It was a warm muggy afternoon, and it looked like it would rain.

16. The prestigious venue was host to 46 teams on a muggy Sunday.

17. It was hot and muggy in the valley and it looked like rain.

18. I meet her, in my unflattering dress, at the Warrior one muggy Saturday.

19. Washington is still incredibly hot and muggy, though the leaves have started turning.

20. The air was warm and muggy, and the top seemed to recede as he approached.

21. The coast was rough country and the big rucksack a burden in the muggy atmosphere.

22. It was a hot and muggy night, and Roosevelt seemed in an irritable mood.

23. But on this muggy August afternoon, with no open windows, its failure is guaranteed.

24. The thick tendrils of fog Caressed the car, drawing it deeper into its muggy embrace

25. In the damp and muggy environment without an air - conditioner , everyone feels sticky and wet.