Mistwetter.
bad weather, typically rainy and cold
Meaning & usage
bad weather, typically rainy and cold
Where this word comes from
Technically a compound of Mist (“dung”) + Wetter (“weather”). Mist! is a rather common interjection equivalent to English crap. However, the word is not freely prefixed to nouns, which makes it seem likely that Mistwetter is originally "misty weather", pertaining to Middle Low German mist (“mist”). The association with German Mist (“dung”) would thus be secondary. Compare, on the other hand, compounds like Mistkerl (“nasty guy”), Miststück (“mean person”).
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