cloudy
- adjective
- /ˈklaʊdi/
- Across the state, skies are partly cloudy.
- partly cloudy
- cloudy weather
- cloudy skies
the entire sky is cloudy or totally overcast.
- the entire sky is cloudy or totally overcast.
- But if it's not sunny, if it's cloudy, clouds are white because they scatter light.
- I left behind sunny and warm Los Angeles and came to cold and cloudy Minnesota.
Examples
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I left behind sunny and warm Los Angeles and came to cold and cloudy Minnesota.
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The sky had been very cloudy all night in advance of a storm.
Academic text (1994) -
Also, it is cloudy today and it feels so much better.
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The weather today is like super cloudy but I love it because it's not hot at all.
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Weather report says cloudy days are holding on.
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It's windy and cloudy today, but that might just be good.
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However, today is the first day that it's been cloudy in Iceland.
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They are dying for the sun and it's been cold and cloudy for days.
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It's cloudy tonight.
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The forecast predicts that it will be cloudy all week, making it a good time for indoor activities.
Synonyms
Not clear because of mist or when you cannot remember it well
Covered with thin cloud near the ground or not clear in memory
Air with small drops of water that make it hard to see
A sky or mountaintop full of clouds that hides the view
A sky full of clouds that hides the sun
Antonyms
How Cloudy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cloudy is made from cloud and the ending -y, where cloud means a mass of vapour in the sky and -y means 'full of'. So, cloudy means 'full of clouds' and not clear or sunny.