Foggy
51foggy — fog·gy || fÉ‘gɪ / fÉ’gɪ adj. blurred, unclear, obscure; thick with fog, cloudy, misty …
52foggy — drunk Your eyes may be and your memory becomes. Also as fogged …
53foggy — adjective (foggier, foggiest) 1》 full of or accompanied by fog. 2》 confused. Phrases not have the foggiest (idea or notion) informal, chiefly Brit. have no idea at all. Derivatives foggily adverb …
54foggy — n. 1. Misty, hazy. 2. Confused, dazed, bewildered, muddled, muddy …
55foggy — adj 1. hazy, misty, overcast, gray, damp, murky, lowering, brumous, Sl. soupy; smoky, smog gy, dirty; vaporous, steamy, humid; cloudy, beclouded. 2. obscure, vague, dim, indistinct, dark, dusty, shadowy; confused, dim, unclear …
56foggy — fog·gy …
57foggy — [ˈfɒgi] adj full of fog, or covered with fog • not have the foggiest (idea) spoken used for emphasizing that you do not know anything at all about something[/ex] …
58foggy — /ˈfɒgi/ (say fogee) adjective (foggier, foggiest) 1. thick with fog; misty. 2. resembling fog; dim; obscure. 3. Photography affected by fog. –phrase 4. not have the foggiest, Colloquial not to have the least idea. {from fog2; originally meaning… …
59foggy — adj. (foggier, foggiest) 1 (of the atmosphere) thick or obscure with fog. 2 of or like fog. 3 vague, confused, unclear. Phrases and idioms: not have the foggiest colloq. have no idea at all. Derivatives: foggily adv. fogginess n …
60Foggy Bottom — …
