Verb:

আপ কুয়াশা,

fog up's Usage Examples:

Specifically, MacCready was concerned about how pilots' goggles would fog up, greatly reducing visibility at high altitude.

condensation can lead to dangerous situations because car windows will suddenly fog up when one enters the tunnel.

difficult to see out, and any of the suit’s wearers with glasses would fog up while trying to peer out the mouth hole, as the eyeholes were useless.

but was cancelled when his spacesuit overheated, causing his visor to fog up.

back of the spacecraft, and overheated, causing his helmet faceplate to fog up.

psychedelic drugs, stating, "Laboratory synthetic stimuli, only goes to fog up your third eye.

by the Commodore's windscreen de-mister not working which saw the screen fog up making visibility, already poor due to the heavy rain and fog on The Mountain.

"moisture incursion" or "reticle fade", which causes the viewing glass to fog up and the aiming point to lose brightness.

This refrigeration allowed the actors' breath to visibly fog up, and allowed the cast to "have a place that feels real" to aid their acting.

She usually wears glasses, except on the ice because the lenses fog up.

Meanwhile, Chandler's new eyeglasses fog up in the gym steam room, resulting in him accidentally sitting on his future.

It was determined that film would fog up to due to radiation over the course of the mission.

Eye-pieces, which were prone to fog up, were initially made from talc.

hinged, allowing him to don it and had an inbuilt disperser so he did not fog up the inside of his helmet by his breathing.

(though she does not carry a spare pair) and is frequently hampered when they fog up or are spattered with rain.

telescopic sights (which had a problem with the sealing and thus could fog up) and most of the m/44 telescopic sights were replaced with AJACK 4×90 telescopic.

Most diving masks can fog up due to condensation on the inside of the faceplate.

Synonyms:

pumped; tense; wired; pumped up;

Antonyms:

relaxed; unagitated; easy; unstrain; relax;