Muggy

[Julene]

(of the weather) unpleasantly warm and humid.

[Britney]

1. When someone says [one thing] but means another

2. When someone does something that annoys you [or something] that is not to your [liking]

[exinilu]

Used to describe a situation where someone has been made to look a fool or been [mugged off]. A person can also be described as [muggy] if they are responsible for making someone look [a mug].

[Gregory]

Muggy is [a funny] picture that wasn’t really [meant to be] took of someone and they [just look] like a retard in it

[Cami]

[Proper noun]; a person who is [bullshitting], but with great skill and humour and sounds like they might be telling the truth, but something indicates a lie based on the entire story in context.

However a perfectly valid story can earn the [teller] the appellation Muggy in order to dis them or cause general laughter in order to change to a lighter mood. Calling Muggy usually means the caller has to explain why or bullshit in return. Friendly arguing ensues with increasingly clever insults.

[Lanell]

When the weather is muggy, it is unpleasantly warm and the air contains a lot of water.