fuggy in the PONS Dictionary

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English
Up front, a fuggy breeze rolls in over the canal banks.
www.independent.co.uk
The space here feels strangely small, pent, confined, fuggy with death, ghastly, ghoulish, tomb-like.
www.independent.co.uk
He contrasts these fuggy hives of frenzied discussion with the sterile interiors of the modern coffee chains.
londonist.com

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