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| fog [ fawg, fog ] |
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1. thick mist: condensed water vapor in the air at or near ground level
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2. cloud of something: a cloud of something such as smoke in the air that reduces visibility
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3. hazy confusion: a state of confusion or lack of clarity
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4. obscuring agent: something that serves to obscure or conceal
  a fog of excuses
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5. photog blurred area: an area on a photograph that is unclear or obscured by stray light
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6. chemistry suspended particles: a cloud or suspension of liquid particles
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verb (past and past participle fogged, present participle fog·ging, 3rd person present singular fogs) |
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1. transitive and intransitive verb make or become obscured: to cause condensation to form on a transparent surface, or become covered with condensation
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2. transitive verb make something unclear: to make something unclear or confused
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3. transitive and intransitive verb photog expose film to light: to contaminate film or a developing image with light, usually accidentally, or undergo this process
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| [Mid-16th century. Origin ?] |
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| fogged adjective |
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