drawky
/ˈdrɔːki
/(also drachy)
adjective Northern Irish
(Of the weather) cold and rainy: the day was drawky...
- The day was drawky, and hadn't an air of wind.
- Farmers would be feart of a drawky day.
- These are the drawky days.
Origin
Early 19th century: from dialect drawk 'saturate with moisture' + -y1.