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electronic fog

electronic fog noun: a phenomenon that is theorized to be produced when electromagnetic fields overlap, resulting in the appearance of an unexplained grayish mist, which clings to and travels alongside a plane or vessel, and causes all electronic instruments to fail.

Noun

electronic fog (countable and uncountable, plural electronic fogs)

  1. A phenomenon that is theorized to be produced when electromagnetic fields overlap, resulting in the appearance of an unexplained grayish mist, which clings to and travels alongside a plane or vessel, and causes all electronic instruments to fail.

Forms of electronic fog

pluralelectronic fogs

Questions about electronic fog

What does electronic fog mean?
Electronic fog means a phenomenon that is theorized to be produced when electromagnetic fields overlap, resulting in the appearance of an unexplained grayish mist, which clings to and travels alongside a plane or vessel, and causes all electronic instruments to fail.
What part of speech is electronic fog?
Electronic fog is a noun.
What is the plural of electronic fog?
The plural of electronic fog is electronic fogs.

Words near electronic fog in the dictionary

  1. electronic data interchange
  2. electronic data interchanges
  3. electronic document
  4. electronic documents
  5. electronic flight bag
  6. electronic fog
  7. electronic fogs
  8. electronic game
  9. electronic games
  10. electronic intelligence
  11. electronic keyboard

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