hazy

hazy
adj.
1 not clear because the air is difficult to see through
VERBS
be, look

The distant mountains looked hazy and mysterious.

become
remain
ADVERB
very
a little, rather, slightly

Generally, it will be rather hazy today, with some hill fog.

PREPOSITION
with

The summers were hazy with pollution.

2 confused
VERBS
be
become, get
remain
ADVERB
extremely, fairly, very, etc.

I have only a very hazy idea about how the economy works.

a little, slightly, etc.

My memory of that day is a little hazy now.

still

I'm still slightly hazy about the details of what happened.

PREPOSITION
about

I'm a little hazy about my family history.

Hazy is used with these nouns: ↑memory, ↑mist, ↑recollection, ↑sky, ↑sun, ↑sunshine

Collocations dictionary. 2013.

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