Adjective:

ਧੁੰਦ ਵਾਲਾ, ਧੂੰਏਂ ਵਾਲਾ, ਮੂਰਖ, ਨਮੀ,

foggy's Usage Examples:

It bore the traditional name Lesath (alternatively spelled Leschath, Lesuth), from the Arabic las'a pass (or bite) of a poisonous animal; but this is a miscorrection by Scaliger (a European astronomer who knew Arabic) for earlier Alascha, which came from Arabic al laţkha the foggy patch, referring to the nearby open cluster M7.

Despite its temperate latitude, the cold Oyashio Current and powerful Aleutian Low combine to give Urup a subarctic climate (Köppen Dfc), that is close to a polar climate (Koppen ET) with mild, foggy summers and cold, snowy winters.

Another explanation on the origin of 'Sør' comes from the old-Norse 'Seyr' which is a word for sand (seyr is also a word for foggy rain).

paint melding together in "its glooming, opalescent oneness, its foggy blankness, its featureless, expectant emptiness that resembles, for the painter.

Though the author calls it an "a foggy fools farrago", it is a book giving expression to a noble personality"s rich experiences.

However, it soon turns foggy, and Mainwaring decides to turn round.

foggy pihuː pihuː rúsca -ʔiskwaːwi 96 urinate kaːsuː kaːcuː wíahas ‘he urinates’ -aːhas 97 tie ut.

Conversely, Ron Dulin, another reviewer for GameSpot, wrote: Not even the game's foggy atmosphere is thick enough to hide Silent Hill 2's problems.

34066 Spitfire had failed to see one yellow and one double-yellow caution signal in foggy conditions and was travelling too fast to stop when he saw a red signal, and the train crashed into the back of a stationary local train.

between vitamin D deficiency and cognitive impairment (which includes "foggy brain").

foggy weather, mariners are warned by twin compressed-air two-tone #3 diaphones, which operate on a 30-second cycle (3-second blast followed by 27 seconds.

The midair collision occurred in foggy conditions.

Synonyms:

misty, hazy, cloudy, brumous,

Antonyms:

crisp, razor-sharp, outlined, crystalline, energetic,