Synonym: blur, cloud, confuse, dim. Similar words: for, log, cor, do., gob, long., pop., veg. Meaning: [fɑg ,fɔg /fɒg] 
n. 1. droplets of water vapor suspended in the air near the ground 2. an atmosphere in which visibility is reduced because of a cloud of some substance 3. confusion characterized by lack of clarity. v. make less visible or unclear.
n. 1. droplets of water vapor suspended in the air near the ground 2. an atmosphere in which visibility is reduced because of a cloud of some substance 3. confusion characterized by lack of clarity. v. make less visible or unclear. 
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91) It was a dangerous journey through thickening fog.
92) The countryside was blanketed with snow / fog.
93) The dense fog delayed the plane's start.
94) The fog had lifted by late morning.
95) The fog dissipated when the sun rose.
96) The windscreen started to fog up.
97) We set down in a heavy fog.
98) Shadowy figures approached them out of the fog.
99) The fog blurred the outline of the plane.
100) She lost her way in the fog.
101) The ship hit heavy fog on its voyage.
102) My plane was set down in a heavy fog.
103) He melted into the thick fog.
104) The fog began to disperse.
105) I went home in a fog of disbelief.
106) Fog will persist throughout the night.
107) London's streets,(www.Sentencedict.com) murky with November fog.
108) The fog is quite thin in places.
109) A shape materialised out of the fog.
110) The fog soon melted in the morning sun.
111) The plane crashed in thick fog.
112) The fog played havoc with flight schedules.
113) The fog swirled thickly around us.
114) A dense fog came down in the afternoon.
115) The fog disrupted airline schedules.
116) Visibility was down to 100 metres in the fog.
117) The airport was closed in by the dense fog.
118) A freezing fog lay over the valley.
119) We drove slowly through the fog.
120) The ship came into sight out of the fog.