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fog A thick, white mist that covers the ground and makes everything look like it's underwater. It is caused by the sun's heat mixing with cold air from the ground. ■ Why did the fog break up with the river? Because it thought the river was too wet!
mist A thick, whirling cloud of fog or smoke. ■ "I accidentally drove into a dense mist while on my way to the gym. It was like being in a ghostly foggy wonderland!
misty An atmosphere in which everything is shrouded in a thick, gray fog. ■ "I don't know if I can see my hand in front of my face in this misty morning."
veil A thin layer of mist or fog that obscures objects in the distance. ■ I forgot my glasses, so I had to rely on the veil of my own memory to navigate the haze-filled streets.
haze A thick, grayish-white fog that reduces visibility and makes everything seem blurry and indistinct. Often used to describe a state of confusion or uncertainty. ■ "I'm lost in this haze of information - I don't even know what I'm doing anymore!"
smog A dense fog that blankets a city and makes it impossible to see anything, especially during rush hour. ■ "I accidentally drove into a smog while on my way to work this morning. It was so thick that I couldn't even tell if I was going the right way!