drizzly's Usage Examples:

as the men were trudging along the deeply-cut, muddy road, of a cold, drizzly day, one of our Western soldiers left his ranks and joined a party of the.

her favourite and worst things about Galway as "The Atlantic" and "The drizzly rain".

during the course of about a day, and is associated with cloudy, misty or drizzly weather.

crowd lining the banks of the Thames was "immense", while the weather was "drizzly and windy".

results from the passage of cold fronts in winter, falling in overcast drizzly spells, and summer thunderstorms are frequent.

Shield Date 12 October 1953 Venue Highbury, London Man of the Match Stanley Matthews (Blackpool) Attendance 39,853 Weather Misty, drizzly ← 1952 1954 →.

A stream, high spouting from its liquid bed, And falling back again in drizzly dew; There each deep draughts, as deep he thirsted drew; It was a fountain.

Shane Warne lit up a drizzly Lord's when he entered The Zone to deliver a masterclass on the art of.

attracted an all-time Association record attendance of 47,098, despite drizzly weather.

sun blocked by marine layer clouds that keep it cool, humid, and often drizzly in the night and morning hours.

Synonyms:

drippy; wet;

Antonyms:

sober; dryness; dry;