drizzly
Speech parts
1. drizzly - Adjective
2. drizzly - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
Characterized by small rain, or snow; moist and disagreeable.
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Examples
a sad drizzly day
a wet drippy day
About 30,000 smiles were peeking out from beneath ponchos and rain jackets on Labor Day for the annual Mackinac Bridge Walk, as a 58-year tradition overcame a drizzly morning.
On grey, drizzly days like today there must be a general consensus amongst Parisians to throw on a touch of red.
Can Frank save the day and redeem the Fizzle family name, or will the drizzly ghost of the Wicked Witch of the West destroy them all?
But if you find yourself home on a cold or drizzly day, consider baking a few white or sweet potatoes the old-fashioned way.