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Definition of mochy in English: mochyadjective ˈmɒxiˈmɒki Northern Irish, Scottish (of the weather) unpleasantly warm and humid. I set off in a mochy drizzle Example sentencesExamples - The midges love the mochy weather.
- It's been a nasty, wet, mochy, melancholy day for a burial.
- The mochy days that followed let in every disease known to experts.
- The day before had been another mochy day.
- As he opened the door a strong, mochy dreich smell reeked doon their throats.
Origin Late 18th century: from moch 'moist, damp, mouldy' + -y1. Compare muggy. |