Definition of fuggy in English:

fuggy

adjectivefuggier, fuggiest ˈfʌɡi

British informal

(of a room or atmosphere) warm, stuffy, or smoky.
it was fuggy in the cabin
a fuggy pub
Example sentencesExamples
- Tumbleweed blows through bars that 12 months ago would have been fuggy and packed.
- Perhaps the healthy option is to leave that fuggy pub, and go smoke a few fags in the fresh air.
- It's very important to ventilate: open bedroom windows so it's not fuggy from the night before.
- I was glad we'd specified the latter, since the restaurant's smoking section, separated from the main dining area, was a little fuggy.
- The wood burning stove glowed red, it was all fuggy in the cabin.
Synonyms
stuffy, smoky, close, muggy, stale, fusty, unventilated, airless, suffocating, stifling, oppressive
heavy

Rhymes

buggy, druggy, muggy, puggy

Definition of fuggy in US English:

fuggy

adjectiveˈfəɡē

British informal

(of a room or atmosphere) warm, stuffy, or smoky.
it was fuggy in the cabin
Example sentencesExamples
- I was glad we'd specified the latter, since the restaurant's smoking section, separated from the main dining area, was a little fuggy.
- It's very important to ventilate: open bedroom windows so it's not fuggy from the night before.
- Perhaps the healthy option is to leave that fuggy pub, and go smoke a few fags in the fresh air.
- Tumbleweed blows through bars that 12 months ago would have been fuggy and packed.
- The wood burning stove glowed red, it was all fuggy in the cabin.
Synonyms
stuffy, smoky, close, muggy, stale, fusty, unventilated, airless, suffocating, stifling, oppressive

单词	fuggy
释义	Definition of fuggy in English: fuggy adjectivefuggier, fuggiest ˈfʌɡi British informal (of a room or atmosphere) warm, stuffy, or smoky. it was fuggy in the cabin a fuggy pub Example sentencesExamples Tumbleweed blows through bars that 12 months ago would have been fuggy and packed. Perhaps the healthy option is to leave that fuggy pub, and go smoke a few fags in the fresh air. It's very important to ventilate: open bedroom windows so it's not fuggy from the night before. I was glad we'd specified the latter, since the restaurant's smoking section, separated from the main dining area, was a little fuggy. The wood burning stove glowed red, it was all fuggy in the cabin. Synonyms stuffy, smoky, close, muggy, stale, fusty, unventilated, airless, suffocating, stifling, oppressive heavy Rhymes buggy, druggy, muggy, puggy Definition of fuggy in US English: fuggy adjectiveˈfəɡē British informal (of a room or atmosphere) warm, stuffy, or smoky. it was fuggy in the cabin Example sentencesExamples I was glad we'd specified the latter, since the restaurant's smoking section, separated from the main dining area, was a little fuggy. It's very important to ventilate: open bedroom windows so it's not fuggy from the night before. Perhaps the healthy option is to leave that fuggy pub, and go smoke a few fags in the fresh air. Tumbleweed blows through bars that 12 months ago would have been fuggy and packed. The wood burning stove glowed red, it was all fuggy in the cabin. Synonyms stuffy, smoky, close, muggy, stale, fusty, unventilated, airless, suffocating, stifling, oppressive
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