adjective
General Slang
snizy
SNY-zee · adjective · slang
Bitterly cold with a cutting wind.
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Definitions
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Cold and biting, of the weather. A Yorkshire/Northern dialect word.
“It's a bit snizy out there today.”
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snizy In A Sentence
It's a bit snizy out there today.
Origin & Usage
Northern English dialect, imitative of a cutting cold wind.
Variants
snizey
People Also Ask
What does snizy mean?
It describes weather that is bitterly cold with a sharp, cutting wind. It's a Yorkshire and Northern English dialect word.
Is snizy only about the weather?
Yes, it's used specifically to describe cold, biting weather, as in 'it's snizy out today.'
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