Warm and extremely humid.
Origins:
1731, from mugen "to drizzle" (c.1390), from O.N. mugga "drizzle, mist," related to mjukr "soft," or O.N. mygla "mold," which is cognate with L. mucus "snot."
EXAMPLE: It feels muggy in here.
BETTER EXAMPLE: The air feels like soft, moldy, snot.
EXAMPLE: It feels muggy in here.
BETTER EXAMPLE: The air feels like soft, moldy, snot.
4 comments:
"Got Estrogen?"
Now if you were just an Ogre it would be perfect! HA!
MUGGY. MUGGIER. MUGGIEST. It's UGLY, UGLIER, UGLIEST. Couldnt' agree more Mrs. L.
Cathy
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It looks like muggy left us and went to you. Today felt like good-old furnace hot, the way it usually does.
So it's baked snot vs. soft moldy snot. (You just can't win.)
Anna
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