1. comparative form of fuggy; more stuffy, close, or lacking fresh air
Usage: chiefly British

Examples

• The basement room felt even fuggier after we closed the windows.
• This pub is fuggier than the one we visited yesterday.
• The air became fuggier as more people crowded into the small space.
• I prefer the upstairs office because it’s less fuggy than the fuggier downstairs room.
• The theater grew fuggier during intermission when everyone stayed inside.