misted

Settled in a working-class Los Angeles neighborhood, invalid parent and rebellious child clash: Anne “never so much as misted an eye when Louisa could see,” Choi writes.

That means not throwing them straight into the produce drawer, and instead storing them in a misted, sealed bag.

His eyes misted with love as he broke free of the others and took her into his arms as if she was the most beloved of his daughters.

He watched me holding her and his eyes misted with happiness.

As the mood darkens, even this underwhelmed critic misted up at the sight of the two men quietly holding each other in bed.