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foggy

/ˈfɒɡi/

[/ˈfɒɡi/]

full of fog; hard to see through

Beginneradjective

Definition

Full of fog, so that it is hard to see far. It can also describe a mind that is not thinking clearly.

Example

The road was foggy early in the morning.

The road was foggy early in the morning.

Etymology

From 'fog' (of Scandinavian origin) plus '-y'.

How & Where It’s Used

Common in weather reports; figuratively means confused or unclear.

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