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fog

[fog, fawg] / fɒg, fɔg /




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My thoughts should be racing, but instead they get all fogged up.

From Literature

She didn’t push, and we drove home to the sound of the wipers wiping away the misty fog that was rolling along the ground.

From Literature

The rising sun was quickly burning off the fog, and if Clare squinted his one good eye, the mounds of trash almost looked like the rolling hills of a multicolored countryside.

From Literature

Tule fog—a dense, low-lying mist named for a reedlike plant that grows in the region’s marshes—can settle over California’s vast agricultural heartland, typically from November through March.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Smog” is a turn-of-the-century portmanteau word mashing together “smoke” and “fog” to describe the sooty, sulfurous air of the London of Sherlock Holmes and Jack the Ripper.

From Los Angeles Times