muggydays
nounUK /ˈmʌɡi deɪz/
US /ˈmʌɡi deɪz/
Muggydays are hot, sticky days when the air feels wet and heavy.
We stayed inside and drank lemonade during the muggydays last summer.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Days when the weather is unpleasantly warm and damp.
The muggydays made the laundry take forever to dry.
3. A stretch of still, heavy air with no breeze.
Nothing moved in the garden during those muggydays.
4. Informal term for days that feel tiring because of the heat.
Muggydays always make me sleepy by noon.