fog mull
fog mull noun: a dense, heavy, and stationary fogbank.
Noun
fog mull (countable and uncountable, plural fog mulls)
- A dense, heavy, and stationary fogbank.
- Charlie and Joe set off, followed by Captain Rhines and the others. So large an accession of force enabled them to shingle the barn, and give the roof a coat of fish-oil, tar, red ochre, and brimstone, before the fog mull was over.1870, Elijah Kellogg, The Boy Farmers of Elm Island, page 175
- "This 'ere fog mull may hang on for a week or ten days, an' since I've been on the ledge I've known the smother to last a full two weeks without liftin' enough to show a man the end of his own nose. It stands to reason we can't hail any craft that we ain't able to see.1906, James Otis, The Light Keepers, A Story of the United States Light-house Service, page 67
Forms of fog mull
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Questions about fog mull
- What does fog mull mean?
- Fog mull means a dense, heavy, and stationary fogbank.
- What part of speech is fog mull?
- Fog mull is a noun.
- What is the plural of fog mull?
- The plural of fog mull is fog mulls.
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