a. [f. SNEEZE sb. + -Y.] a. Of persons: Inclined to sneeze. b. Of things: Causing one to sneeze; dusty.
a. 1845. Hood, Sweep’s Complaint, 41.
| For my own part I find my suppress’d voice very uneasy, | |
| And comparable to nothing but having your tissue stopt when you are sneezy. |
1848. Dickens, Dombey, lvii. They … have signed their names in one of the old sneezy registers.
1896. Punch, 7 March, 112/1. East winds always make me feel snappy and sneezy.
