| The sizzling weather suffocating much of the country is also noteworthy for its extraordinary mugginess. |
| The weather was beautiful and the sky a crisp blue contrast to the hazy mugginess of previous days. |
| Her temper was part of my growing up, like Pennsylvania mugginess and the hot spells that could kill old people in their stifling row houses and expand the steel tracks on the street enough to derail trolley cars. |
| It was a warm day, and Anna was surprised to feel the mugginess in the air. |
| And it's hard to walk into this beautiful sunshine, the wind bringing cool air that keeps the mugginess away, knowing so many people are hurting, that hundreds have died. |
| Various pieces of gear and belongings were scattered about, and a current of cool air broke the mugginess as it swept into the giant open window. |
