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means Obscured or blurred by mist or haze, or by extension, mentally unclear and unfocused.

from Built from 'fog,' a word that drifted into English in the 1500s with murky origins of its own — possibly related to a Scandinavian word like Danish 'fog' (spray, drift) or to 'fogg,' an old term for long, rank grass left standing in a field, the kind of damp, mossy ground where mists love to gather. The '-y' is the plain English suffix that turns a thing into the quality of having lots of it, so 'foggy' literally means 'full of fog.' The mental sense — a 'foggy' memory or a 'foggy' head — came later, the brain borrowing the weather's habit of swallowing detail whole.