whitefog
nounUK /ˈwaɪt.fɒɡ/
US /ˈwaɪt.fɑːɡ/
A thick white mist that makes it hard to see far.
The whitefog covered the field so we could barely see the trees.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A pale fog that forms over cold water in the morning.
Whitefog drifted off the lake at sunrise.
3. A cloudy white patch that blocks your view, like on a window.
Whitefog on the bathroom mirror hid his face.
4. A soft white spray that hangs in the air near a waterfall.
Whitefog rose from the bottom of the big waterfall.