Verb:

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mist up's Usage Examples:

"handtowel" toalhinha "small towel" toldo tarpaulin, cover toldar to mist up, to darken, to sadden trepar to climb, to copulate trepada (informal).

Worse, the leak could cause their goggles to mist up – removing these, even just to wipe them, risked becoming snowblind.

They were the deadliest acts of terrorism against civilians since the quelling of the Islamist uprising in Syria in 1982.

very nearsighted, wearing thick glasses under his goggles, which would mist up at altitude.

And, okay, mist up a little.

breathing, there is a relationship with the other and with oneself: when you mist up the image with your breath, your image is erased, you no longer exist,.

I did mist up a few times during this episode, mostly during the song his co-workers.

Instead, crankcase pressure forced oil mist up the short pushrod tunnels to the rocker covers, where two "crow"s feet".

Immediately before the appearance of a vision, the ball was said to mist up from within.

Synonyms:

pull-up, arm exercise,

Antonyms:

relaxed, unagitated, easy, unstrain, relax,