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fog

[fog, fawg] / fɒg, fɔg /




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And here, each frame is a sumptuous feast of texture, light and color — like a swath of sweat-drenched tulle cast out onto the wind and into the fog.

From Salon

He said the concussion triggered his language difficulties and caused him to endure flashbacks, anxiety, and brain fog after the incident.

From BBC

"And he often complained about suffering with headaches, brain fog, and anxiety, and it became quite scary for me."

From BBC

The low clouds and fog that hung over parts of the Santa Clara area Sunday morning were expected to clear by noon, with the region becoming a bit more sunny.

From Los Angeles Times

The session was paused because of fog after 21 competitors had gone with Vonn's US teammate Breezy Johnson clocking the fastest time of 1.37:91.

From Barron's