fogged
Speech parts
1. fogged - Verb
Derived from fog
3. fogged - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
of Fog
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Phrases with the word
Examples
he could barely see through the fogged window
It’s not her that is losing her hair and skin by the handfuls, freezing to death, tired, brain fogged, and dizzy every time I get up to the point of falling hard.
I suppose an illegal Mexican alien from El Salvador or Honduras, mind fogged on booze or drugs, living in fear of arrest or deportation, would be Dell's ideal candidate.
Hope is fogged up by looming fear.
The premises will also be sanitised and fogged by a thin sanitisation liquid mist on a daily basis.
“We did upgrade the airport a number of years ago to make sure our runway is capable in case something happens, and the Okanagan or Kamloops is fogged in or something we could handle some traffic.