misty
[mis-tee]
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adjective, mist·i·er, mist·i·est.
Origin of misty
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Historical Examples of mistily
But her eyes, as they met his mistily, were lit with a proud splendor.
Spawn of the CometHarold Thompson Rich
Mistily he saw the hairy-coated Germans moving about on the forward deck.
Ruth Fielding Homeward BoundAlice B. Emerson
The twin spires of St. Patrick's were mistily dominating it all, as usual.
The Dual AllianceMarjorie Benton Cooke
Barbara looked at him mistily through a film of tears and saw that he was going to ask her to marry him before she was ready.
Lady LilithStephen McKenna
For I mistily remembered that the Twins, before the day was over, were going to find it a very flatulent world.
The Prairie MotherArthur Stringer
misty
adjective mistier or mistiest
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