Fogger: meaning, definitions and examples
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fogger
[ ˈfɒɡər ]
weather condition
A device that emits a cloud of fog used for disinfecting, pest control, or special effects.
Synonyms
fog machine, smoke machine
Examples of usage
- The fogger was used to disinfect the entire building.
- We used a fogger to control the mosquito population in the area.
- The movie set required a fogger to create the mysterious atmosphere.
slang
A person who is difficult to understand or is confusing.
Synonyms
confusing person, mumbler
Examples of usage
- He's such a fogger, I never know what he's talking about.
- Don't be a fogger, just say what you mean clearly.
Translations
Translations of the word "fogger" in other languages:
🇵🇹 nebulizador
🇮🇳 फॉगर
🇩🇪 Nebelgerät
🇮🇩 pengabut
🇺🇦 туманогенератор
🇵🇱 zamgławiacz
🇯🇵 フォガー
🇫🇷 nébuliseur
🇪🇸 nebulizador
🇹🇷 sisleyici
🇰🇷 안개 발생기
🇸🇦 جهاز الضباب
🇨🇿 mlžič
🇸🇰 rozprašovač
🇨🇳 雾化器
🇸🇮 meglič
🇮🇸 þokari
🇰🇿 тұман генератор
🇬🇪 ნისლის აპარატი
🇦🇿 duman generatoru
🇲🇽 nebulizador
Word origin
The word 'fogger' originated from the Middle English word 'foggeren', meaning 'to emit vapor or mist'. It has evolved over time to refer to devices that emit fog or mist for various purposes, as well as slang terminology for a person who is unclear or confusing in their communication.
See also: fog, foggily, fogginess, foggy, pettifogging.