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fog

[fog, fawg] / fɒg, fɔg /




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As fog rolls in over the Venice Pier, Sarah skates alongside dozens of women on the coastal path.

From Los Angeles Times

The best of any sunshine would be in the north and west but there will be also be a risk of some morning frost and fog.

From BBC

His flight to the Indian capital from Mumbai was delayed due to fog and poor visibility, local media reported, and his itinerary had to be trimmed.

From BBC

Economists in the government and on Wall Street have been operating in a fog since the recent federal government shutdown delayed jobs data for the months of October and November.

From The Wall Street Journal

For many people living with long COVID, ongoing issues such as breathlessness, fatigue and brain fog remain difficult to explain.

From Science Daily