unmuggy

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ muggy.

Adjective

unmuggy (comparative more unmuggy, superlative most unmuggy)

  1. Not muggy.
    • 2015, Tara Ison, Ball: Stories:
      He seeks to entice me with unmuggy, azure-skied days, with dove-gray rain days, with his twilight-walk-on-the-beach idea of romance.
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