rheumy

1. (literary, poetic, obsolete) Especially of the air: damp, moist.Examples: "And vvill he ſteale out of his vvholſome bed / To dare the vile contagion of the Night? / And tempt the Rhevvmy, and vnpurged Ayre, / To adde vnto hit^([sic – meaning his]) ſickneſſe?"; "The reumy vault vvill force your eyes to vveepe, / VVhilſt you behold true deſolation: […]"; "Avoiding observation as much as they conveniently could, the two sisters walked from the long wooden shed which formed the station here, into the rheumy air and along the road to the open country."literaryobsoletepoetic