mizzle

[ˈmɪz(ə)l]

mizzle Definition

• 1. light rain, drizzle
• 2. to rain in fine drops; drizzle

Using mizzle: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "mizzle" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The mizzle was so light that it barely wet the ground.

• Example

  It's starting to mizzle outside.

• Example

  The forecast calls for mizzle all day today.

mizzle Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for mizzle

• drizzle
• sprinkle
• mist
• spit
• spray

Phrases with mizzle

• mizzle off

  to leave or depart quietly and without drawing attention

  Example

  I'm going to mizzle off before anyone notices I'm gone.

• mizzle out

  to come to an end gradually and inconspicuously

  Example

  The party started out great but eventually mizzled out.

• mizzle with rain

  to rain lightly or drizzle

  Example

  It's been mizzling with rain all day.

Origins of mizzle

origin uncertain

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Summary: mizzle in Brief

'Mizzle' [ˈmɪz(ə)l] is a noun or verb that refers to light rain or drizzle. It can be used to describe weather conditions, as in 'The forecast calls for mizzle all day today,' or to describe the act of raining in fine drops, as in 'It's starting to mizzle outside.' 'Mizzle' can also be used in phrases like 'mizzle off,' meaning to leave quietly, and 'mizzle out,' meaning to come to an end gradually.