pothery
/ˈpɒð(ə)ri/ /ˈpʌð(ə)ri/(also poothery, puthery, puthry)
adjective
Chiefly English regional ( northern and midlands ). Humid, sultry, close; stifling.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in William Whiston (1667–1752), natural philosopher and theologian. From pother + -y.
- plural marriage
- plural society
- plural voting
- plurative
- plurennial
- pluri-
- pluriarc
- pluricellular
- pluricentral
- pluricultural
- pluricuspid
- pluridentate
- pluridimensional
- pluri-disciplinary
- pluries
- pluriflorous
- plurifoliate
- plurifoliolate
- pluriform
- pluriformity
- plurify
- plurilingual
- plurilingualism
- plurilocular
- plurimodal