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hazy

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈheɪzi/

hazy means: Hard to see or understand clearly, often because of thin mist in the air.

adjective

NOT CLEARB2

Hard to see or understand clearly, often because of thin mist in the air.

  • The sky was hazy.
  • We could see the hazy outline of the mountains.
  • My memories of that summer are hazy.

How to use it: be hazy about something (I'm hazy about the details of our plan.)

Similar words: unclear, misty, vague

Opposites: clear

Common phrases: hazy sky, hazy morning, hazy memory

noun

CLOUDY BEERC2

A cloudy, golden beer with a soft feel and a fairly sweet taste.

  • I'll have a hazy, please.
  • This brewery makes several fruity hazies.
  • Which hazy would you recommend with this meal?

Similar words: hazy beer

Common phrases: a fruity hazy, hazy on tap, order a hazy

Questions about hazy

What does hazy mean?

Hard to see or understand clearly, often because of thin mist in the air.

What is hazy in other languages?

Türkçe: puslu · Español: brumoso · Français: brumeux · Deutsch: dunstig · Italiano: nebbioso · 日本語: かすんだ

How do you pronounce hazy?

It is pronounced /ˈheɪzi/.

How do you use hazy in a sentence?

The sky was hazy. We could see the hazy outline of the mountains.

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