fozy
/ˈfoʊzi/
adjective
- Dull, slow, or lacking energy; sluggish.
- His fozy response to the question made the teacher think he hadn't been paying attention.
- After the long hike, I felt completely fozy and just wanted to sit down.
- The old cat grew fozy in its old age, spending most of the day napping.
- (of a person or thing) Lacking freshness or sharpness; stale or musty.
- His jokes were fozy and didn't get any laughs from the audience.
- The air in the abandoned house felt fozy and damp.
- The bread had gone fozy after being left out for a week.