whitehaze

noun
UK /ˈwaɪt.heɪz/
US /ˈwaɪt.heɪz/

A white mist that makes it hard to see far.

The morning whitehaze covered the field so we could barely see the trees.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A pale, hazy light that looks white.

A soft whitehaze filled the room at dawn.

3. A blurry white area on a photo or screen.

The old photo had a whitehaze across the corner.

4. A light white dust that hangs in the air.

A whitehaze of flour floated above the baking table.