The word "fog" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a visible mass of cloud droplets or ice crystals suspended in the air at or near the Earth's surface, or to a state of obscurity or confusion. Example sentence: It was impossible to see the shoreline through the thick fog.
The only view on offer inside or out was fog.
He benefits from the green spaces in Vancouver, where he recently captured the fog in Central Park.
The gloom hits you from the very first sentence: "One grim winter evening, when it had a kind of un-realness about London, with a fog sleeping restlessly over the city and the lights showing in the blur as if not London at all but some strange place on another planet..."....
But the president blamed the deaths of the innocent hostages on "the fog of war" and maintained that his response to the tragedy showed his administration's transparency.
The highlights are Fujiko Nakaya's meditative fog sculpture, which operates between 12pm and 2pm daily, and James Turrell's hypnotic Within Without, which invites you to lie down inside a viewing chamber and watch the sky through a hole in the roof.
More so, perhaps, because the spotted orchids, standing rigidly upright among swaying fescues, crested dog's tail and Yorkshire fog grasses, were too numerous to count.
Terry reversed back up Murchison Street, hoping he wouldn't hit anything in the choking black fog.
They invite me along for the ride and we drive out through thick morning fog to Isla Negra.
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@lec101 tries to look for ethereal, magical moments that feel like refreshing escapes from city life, and says she is "forever mesmerized by the wild fog that is unique to San Francisco".
A product of Tyneside's famous Wallsend Boys Club, Bridges signed for Sunderland in 1995 and made his debut in February 1996; coming off the bench at Roots Hall, he scored a clinching goal, though the away fans only learnt as much when Southend kicked-off again, such was the fog.
