mugginess

The mugginess just made everybody itch for something, I think.

Immediately, the cool air swept the mugginess from her head.

Out in the middle of the river there was a breeze to cut the tropical mugginess.

The station's air-conditioning was a relief after the hot mugginess outside.

Heat and mugginess clamped down hard against the land.

Alstein noted that the mugginess made his suit feel like liver.

It was in the mid-90's, and the mugginess had brought out a thick swarm of gnats.

The air in the patio seemed fresh and invigorating by comparison, despite its mugginess.

It wasn't as hot as the coyote desert, but the mugginess might've been worse.

But the mugginess had more to do with tension than with any quality of cabin atmosphere.

THE storm had just broken, taking with it the August mugginess.

In the oppressive mugginess of the Ohio summer the course was there to scalp for those with keen blades.

On a recent night, the sky stayed dusky pink well after 9 o'clock, and the air held the warm mugginess of summer.

A faint breeze blew in from the sea, and it was just enough to dispel the mugginess to keep the air fresh.

The mugginess caught Benj's feet and slowed him.

It was surprisingly warm and humid, with the mugginess that hangs heavy in the air before a thunderstorm.

The mugginess of the past few days in Sao Luis fell away like a cloak.

It's the mugginess that gets you.

Red sunset, still and quiet, a hot mugginess in the air - the memory of the blistering heat of day.

I don't like this mugginess.

Hot weather is preferred for the services, and if a little mugginess drifts in the window to bring remembrances of Cambodia, all the better.

There was even a brisk wind blowing over the city and blowing away the normal mugginess of its summer climate.

He was wearing a maroon long-sleeved sweatshirt despite the mugginess of the day, and black straight-legged jeans.

Oppressive mugginess continued today, as 90 percent humidity hit commuters with a wall of torrid air by 8 A.M.

Heat and mugginess drive the body into underground streets and climate-controlled rooms, behind sealed windows and closed doors.