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fogged
/ fɒɡd /
adjective
- photog affected or obscured by fog
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Catlin died in 1872 and is buried in Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, but even that is fogged in doubt.
"Drive around it, then," growled Foster, lifting his chin to stare ahead through the fogged windshield.
Walking up the steep, winding trail that led to Nelson Flat cleared a little his fogged brain.
He perceived the symptoms of this unforgetfulness on Liosha's part, but seems to have been absolutely fogged in diagnosis.
The whirling star-tracks fogged, coiled, turned colorless worms of light, went into a single vast blur.
It was hot in the room, and rather dark, as the deadlight to the poop-deck was fogged by sea water.
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