fuggy
/ˈfʌɡi
/adjective (fuggier, fuggiest) British informal
(Of a room or atmosphere) warm, stuffy, or smoky: it was fuggy in the cabin a fuggy pub...
- 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.
- Tumbleweed blows through bars that 12 months ago would have been fuggy and packed.
Synonyms
stuffy, smoky, close, muggy, stale, fusty, unventilated, airless, suffocating, stifling, oppressive;
heavy
Rhymes
- counterweight
- countess
- countess palatine
- countess-ship
- counthood
- countian
- counting
- counting house
- counting-out pen
- countless
- countly
- count noses
- count noun
- count one's blessings
- count (or watch or pinch) the (or your) pennies
- count palatine
- countrified
- countrify
- country
- country air
- country and western
- country bishop
- country blues
- country bookie
- country-born