murkyair

noun
UK /ˈmɜːki eə/
US /ˈmɜːrki er/

Air that is dark and dirty and hard to see through.

The murkyair in the old basement made it hard to breathe.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A confusing or unclear situation that feels hard to understand.

After the argument, a murkyair of doubt hung over the team.

3. A gloomy or sad mood that seems to fill a place.

A murkyair settled over the house after the bad news.

4. A thick, dark mist that blocks the view.

The murkyair rolled in from the sea and hid the boats.