a. [ad. F. brumeux, or late L. brūmōsus ‘wintry,’ already in Isidore in sense of ‘rainy.’ See BRUMAL.] Foggy, wintry.
1850. Thackeray, Pendennis, xxiii. The blonde misses of Albion in their brumous isle.
1859. Masson, Milton, I. 526. In the dull brumous air.
