smoggy's Usage Examples:

towards the beginning of the APEC week, but was predicted to be somewhat smoggy during the summit itself.

College records from May 1860 mention of how the smoggy atmosphere had adversely affected the stone.

verse, the singer longs for a place called "Rocky Top," where there is no "smoggy smoke" and there are no "telephone bills.

himself into the air "by the seat of his pants" and disappeared behind the smoggy clouds.

skyline and the East River, factories in Queens emit smoke, creating a smoggy atmosphere and a dismal image.

"Ain't no smoggy smoke on Firetop: Tin Man Games' new version of Warlock of Firetop Mountain.

UK's Met Office, the following pollutants were emitted each day during the smoggy period: 1,000 tonnes of smoke particles, 140 tonnes of hydrochloric acid.

People who exercise outdoors on hot, smoggy days, for example, increase their exposure to pollutants in the air.

Paul's Cathedral, to familiarise his audience with the otherwise hazy, smoggy and ambiguous drawings.

easy to get lost in Paraffin thanks to a penchant for beat switches and smoggy beats rolling into each other.

sings proudly before mentioning that he was, "watching comets" from his smoggy locale.

Synonyms:

cloudy;

Antonyms:

distinct; clear;