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foggy

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Sense 1

  • adjective
  • A1

Used about weather when thick cloud lies close to the ground and you cannot see far.

  • Cyclists should switch their lights on during foggy evenings.

  • This valley gets foggy almost every morning in late autumn.

  • The airport was closed for three hours because of foggy conditions.

  • Wear something bright if you walk the dog when it's foggy.

Common collocations: a foggy morning · foggy weather · foggy conditions · get foggy · a foggy night

Part of: Weather

Sense 2 · less common

  • adjective
  • B2

Not clear in the mind, so thoughts, memories or words are hard to follow.

  • My memory of that whole evening is still rather foggy.

  • After two nights without sleep my head felt foggy all day.

  • He gave a foggy answer that explained nothing at all.

Common collocations: a foggy memory · a foggy head · feel foggy · a foggy idea

Part of: Attitudes and opinions

Forms

comparative
foggier
superlative
foggiest

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