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foggy
[ fog-ee, faw-gee ]
/ ËfÉg i, ËfÉ gi /
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adjective, fog·gi·er, fog·gi·est.
covered or enveloped as if with fog: a foggy mirror.
(of thinking, ideas, etc.) dim or unclear as if obscured by fog; vague: I haven't the foggiest notion of where she went.
bewildered; confused: Difficulties with memory, concentration, attention, and fatigue left me feeling foggy and muddled much of the time.
Photography. affected by fog.
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Origin of foggy
OTHER WORDS FROM foggy
fog·gi·ly, adverbfog·gi·ness, nounun·fog·gy, adjectiveWORDS THAT MAY BE CONFUSED WITH foggy
foggy , fogyWords nearby foggy
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British Dictionary definitions for foggy
foggy
/ (ËfÉÉĄÉȘ) /
adjective -gier or -giest
thick with fog
obscure or confused
another word for fogged
not the foggiest, not the foggiest idea or not the foggiest notion no idea whatsoeverI haven't the foggiest
Derived forms of foggy
foggily, adverbfogginess, nounCollins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition
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