fog·gy 
/ˈfɑ:gi/ adjective
fog·gi·er; fog·gi·est /ˈfɑ:gi/ adjective 1 a : having or filled with fog
▪ a gray, foggy morning ▪ foggy weather ▪ a foggy valley
b : covered with small drops of water
▪ a foggy mirror ▪ foggy glasses 2 : not clear : vague or confused
▪ I don't remember what her name was—my memory is a little foggy. ▪ I haven't the foggiest [=faintest] idea what she's talking about. [=I don't understand what she is talking about at all] ▪ “Where did I put my keys?” “I haven't the foggiest.” [=I have no idea; I don't know]
▪ a gray, foggy morning ▪ foggy weather ▪ a foggy valley
b : covered with small drops of water
▪ a foggy mirror ▪ foggy glasses
▪ I don't remember what her name was—my memory is a little foggy. ▪ I haven't the foggiest [=faintest] idea what she's talking about. [=I don't understand what she is talking about at all] ▪ “Where did I put my keys?” “I haven't the foggiest.” [=I have no idea; I don't know]
— fog·gi·ly /ˈfɑ:gəli/ adverb
/ˈfɑ:gəli/ adverb— fog·gi·ness /ˈfɑ:ginəs/ noun [noncount]
/ˈfɑ:ginəs/ noun [noncount]
