Translation of 'Fog' in English

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fog (1), noun, verb, fogged,fogging.
fog
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fog (2), noun, verb, fogged,fogging.
fog
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Ex. The fog comes on little cat feet (Carl Sandburg). The cooling of air which causes the formation of fog most frequently occurs when' title='noun 1. a cloud of fine drops of water or ice crystals just above the earth's surface; a low cloud or thick mist.
Ex. The fog comes on little cat feet (Carl Sandburg). The cooling of air which causes the formation of fog most frequently occurs when in english'>noun 1. a cloud of fine drops of water or ice crystals just above the earth's surface; a low cloud or thick mist.
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fog
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noun 1. the grass that grows after mowing.
2. the long grass left standing in fields during winter.
3. (Scottish.) moss.
fog
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v.i. (Scottish.) to become overgrown with moss.
fog
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v.i. 1. to become covered or filled with fog.
Ex. My breath caused the window to fog.
2. to become misty or cloudy; be obscured by fog.
fog
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v.t. 1. to cover with fog.
Ex. The dog fogged the window with his panting.
2. to darken; dim; blur.
3. (Figurative.) to confuse; puzzle; perplex.
4. to make misty or cloudy; obscure (a film, plate, or print) with fog.
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fog
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v.t. 1. to leave (land) with long grass standing.
2. to pasture or feed (cattle) on the grass grown after mowing.

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