🇬🇧 Foggy meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Foggy means the air is filled with tiny drops of water, called fog, that make it hard to see things far away. On a foggy day, the world looks blurry, like someone wrapped everything in a gray blanket or turned down the brightness on your eyes.

The park was so foggy I walked straight past my own dad and politely said, “Excuse me, mysterious stranger.”

When I looked out the window on the foggy morning, the world had only two colors: gray and slightly-more-gray.

During our foggy hike, my dad said, “What a view!” while staring proudly at a white wall of nothing.

It was so foggy that my shadow called in sick and said, “Sorry, I can’t make it today.”

On the foggy sidewalk, I waved at a person and realized I’d just said hello to a very friendly trash bin.

Anna walks home. The road is foggy and she cannot see far. The trees look soft and foggy. Her cat is a dark, small shape in the foggy air. A warm light from a phone cuts the foggy wall. The foggy night is dark. Anna feels safe and smiles. She holds the cat and goes to her warm home.

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This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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