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Fog
Fog
n.
A
second
growth
of
grass
;
aftergrass
.
Fog
n.
Dead
or
decaying
grass
remaining
on
land
through
the
winter
;
called
also
foggage
.
Fog
v. t.
To
pasture
cattle
on
the
fog
, or
aftergrass
, of; to
eat
off
the
fog
from
.
Fog
v. i.
To
practice
in a
small
or
mean
way
; to
pettifog
.
Fog
n.
Watery
vapor
condensed
in
the
lower
part
of
the
atmosphere
and
disturbing
its
transparency
. It
differs
from
cloud
only
in
being
near
the
ground
,
and
from
mist
in
not
approaching
so
nearly
to
fine
rain
.
See
Cloud
.
Fog
n.
A
state
of
mental
confusion
.
Fog
v. t.
To
envelop
, as
with
fog
; to
befog
; to
overcast
; to
darken
; to
obscure
.
Fog
v. i.
To
show
indistinctly
or
become
indistinct
, as
the
picture
on a
negative
sometimes
does
in
the
process
of
development
.
Fog
n.
Cloudiness
or
partial
opacity
of
those
parts
of a
developed
film
or a
photograph
which
should
be
clear
.
Fog
v. t.
To
render
semiopaque
or
cloudy
, as a
negative
film
, by
exposure
to
stray
light
,
too
long
an
exposure
to
the
developer
,
etc
.
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