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foggy

[fog-ee, faw-gee] / ˈfɒg i, ˈfɔ gi /


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Get out on a foggy March morning to try this walk from Portage Bay at the edge of the University of Washington campus to Foster Island on Union Bay; you doubtlessly still need a sweatshirt.

From Seattle Times

The air force has ordered an investigation into the crash, which happened in foggy weather in the hills near Coonoor city.

From BBC

“But this morning, it came in really foggy and it rained, then it stopped.”

From Seattle Times

The airport, in the shadow of the Verdugo Mountains, has endured intermittent foggy conditions over the last few weeks.

From Los Angeles Times

So he would feel foggy or a bit dizzy.

From Fox News