befog

verb

be·fog | \ bi-ˈfȯg

, -ˈfäg, bē-\

befogged; befogging; befogs

Definition of befog

transitive verb

1 : confuse

2 : fog, obscure

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the professor's convoluted explanation only befogged the textbook's presentation of this scientific principle the morning murk befogged our view of the harbor

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This is the point where accidentally interacting with passerby distracted by their smartphones, their attention equally befogged by another kind of augmented reality, could result in a very bad ending. — Matt Peckham, Time, "Playing 'Super Mario' in Augmented Reality Looks Dangerous and Delightful," 23 June 2017 The detective blames Nichols, the self-aggrandizing adviser who convinced the Cabazons to build a casino, for conjuring the intrigue that continued to befog the case long after his death. — Andrew Rice, WIRED, "The Octopus Conspiracy: One Woman’s Search for Her Father’s Killer," 4 Feb. 2011

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