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superfog

or su·per fog

[ soo-per-fawg, fog ]

noun

  1. a combination of fog generated by weather conditions and wildfire smoke from damp, smoldering brush, leaves, trees, and other organic materials that often reduces visibility to less than 10 feet.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of superfog1

Coined in 2003 by U.S. researcher Gary L. Achtemeier; super ( def ) + fog 1( def )
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Example Sentences

And wreckage is seen on Interstate 55 in Louisiana after a “superfog” caused scores of vehicles to collide.

Smoke from the fires mixed with fog to create a “superfog.”

It said smoke from the fires mixed with fog to create a “superfog.”

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