dufdich

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Pennsylvania German[edit]

Etymology[edit]

From dufde (to form frost, be fragrant) +‎ -ich (-like). Compare German duftig.

Adjective[edit]

dufdich

  1. having the appearance of hoarfrost in the winter or moisture on a polished surface
  2. (of winter mornings) frosty
  3. lightly foggy
  4. misty
  5. fragrant