mauzy

See also: Mauzy

English

Alternative forms

• mausey, mausy, mawzy

Etymology

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Adjective

mauzy (comparative more mauzy, superlative most mauzy)

1. (Newfoundland) Hot and humid.
   • 2004 August 22, Michelle, “Sunday morning/evening coffee”, in rec.crafts.textiles.yarn‎^[1] (Usenet), retrieved 2022-10-02:

     It's a mauzy day today...mid twenties (Celcius) temperature, overcast, cloudy, feels very sticky even now.

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