Fog | Mean of fog in English Dictionary

/ˈfɑːg/

• Noun
• many small drops of water floating in the air above the ground, the sea, etc.
1. Heavy fog made it difficult to see the road.
2. a patch/blanket of fog
3. ocean fog
4. a climate marked by heavy fogs
5. The fog reduced visibility to a quarter of a mile.
• a state of mental confusion
1. This problem has me in a fog.
2. an alcohol-induced fog
• Verb
• to cover or fill (something) with small drops of water
1. The steam from the pot was fogging the window near the stove.
2. The cold air fogged (up) his glasses.
3. The bathroom was all fogged up after my shower.

• to become foggy
1. His glasses were fogging.
2. His glasses were fogging up.
3. The weather is fogging up.
• to make (someone or something) confused
1. politicians who try to fog the issue instead of taking a stand
2. drugs that fog [=cloud] your mind/judgment