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Misty/foggy/hazy :: Misty/foggy and wet/damp View Visualisation
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Dawkie/Dawky/Dauky/Daughie/Da(wg)hie 
Source: SND
Moist, damp, gen. used with day, to denote a damp, misty day with little wind.
Drackie/Drawky Source: SND
Damp, wet, misty.
Drowie/Drowy Source: SND
Misty, drizzling, damp.
Dunky/Dunki Source: SND
Of weather: damp and misty.
Mochie/Mochy/Mauchie/Mauchy/Maughie Source: SND
Of weather: close and damp, muggy, misty and oppressive.
Moth/Mothy/Mothie Source: SND
Close and damp, misty and oppressive.
Muchtie Source: SND
Of atmosphere: warm and moist, misty and oppressive, musty.
Muggy/Muggi/Muggly Source: SND
Drizzling, wet and misty.
Ragglie Source: SND
Wet and misty.
Reekie/Reeky/Rei(c)ky/Reechy Source: SND
Misty, damp.
Roukie/Rouky/Rookie/Rooky/Rowky/Rocky Source: SND
Misty, foggy, damp, muggy, drizzly.
Skubby/Skobbie Source: SND
Wet, drizzling, misty.
Smoghie/Smochy Source: SND
Of the air: close, sultry, stifling, implying the idea both of mist and of sultriness.
Smuchty/Smoochterie Source: SND
Of weather: misty, steamy, close.
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