The word "muggy" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to describe hot, humid weather. For example, "The summer was unusually muggy this year."
On a muggy, absorbing, oddly processional night Barcelona reached their eighth European Cup final with their first win in Munich, cruising past the champions of Germany without ever really having to thrum up through the gears.
There families with camping chairs, some travelling hours from out of town, who braved the muggy midday temperatures of up to 33.8 degrees were rewarded with the best riverfront vantage points.
Cooper said as much when he identified the forward as the fundamental reason why his team were so soundly beaten, and on a muggy evening came a display to remind people why five years ago he was being signed by Everton and deemed good enough to play in the Premier League.
Even though Berdych, the world No5 fresh from outlasting the erratic Fabio Fognini in front of his own fans the day before, brought strong form to Court Centrale on a muggy afternoon Federer made it look easy.
But in this case the system wasn't working, and I had to dash around the corner to St James's Square where I nabbed the very last space.All this dashing, coupled with a muggy London morning, meant that when I did get to the office I was, shall we say, glowing ("Glowing the office out," commented one colleague, somewhat harshly).
A geothermal heat pump heats and cools the house using groundwater; even though it has no air conditioning, the house is cool in the Cape's muggy summer heat.
But on a muggy recent morning on Main Street, China's intentions were not mentioned much.Instead, stunned locals talked about their American bosses.
From August 18th a group of these sub-campaigns will hold daily press conferences.A pro-independence gig in a muggy Edinburgh basement typifies this colourful scene.
But those hops and malt slow you down and even the most ardent beer drinker will soon start to wilt in the muggy heat of a Budapest summer.
The appeal of starting afresh, with a clean constitution, is obvious.The inmates ie, the voters run much of the asylumThe idea immediately brings to mind Philadelphia in 1787, where 55 of the most august minds ever assembled shuttled between Independence Hall and the City Tavern for four muggy months of secret deliberations.
I was initially without private transport, and soon learned to cut about the muggy capital Freetown on the back of motorbike taxis called "Okadas".
