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fogged

British  
/ fɒɡd /

adjective

  1. photog affected or obscured by fog

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My thoughts should be racing, but instead they get all fogged up.

From Literature

His breath fogged the glass as he panted, his good eye scouring the glowing forest beyond.

From Literature

One of the quiet tragedies of the potluck is that perfectly good food often remains trapped in its travel container — lids half removed, plastic corners fogged with condensation.

From Salon

In his new video, Smith describes his state during the slap as “fogged out at that point,” alleging that he has little memory of it.

From Salon

His breath fogged on the icy air as he straightened.

From Literature