Collocations for fog - noun
ADJECTIVE
dense,
heavy,
thick
freezing (BrE)
patchy
Drizzle and patchy fog are forecast.
freezing (BrE)
patchy
Drizzle and patchy fog are forecast.
swirling
morning
morning
fog + VERB
cover sth,
envelop sth,
lie,
shroud sth,
surround sth
A freezing fog lay over the valley.
A freezing fog lay over the valley.
close in,
come down (esp. BrE),
descend,
roll in
A dense fog came down in the afternoon.
A heavy fog rolled in from the coast.
A dense fog came down in the afternoon.
A heavy fog rolled in from the coast.
thicken
clear, disperse, lift
The fog had lifted by late morning.
clear, disperse, lift
The fog had lifted by late morning.
drift,
swirl
fog drifting over the water
fog drifting over the water
obscure sth
A bank of fog obscured the farmhouse.
A bank of fog obscured the farmhouse.
fog + NOUN
patches
(esp. BrE)
bank (esp. AmE)
lamp (BrE), light (= on cars)
horn (usually foghorn)
bank (esp. AmE)
lamp (BrE), light (= on cars)
horn (usually foghorn)
PREPOSITION
in (a/the) fog,
into (a/the) fog
We got lost in the fog.
We got lost in the fog.
through (a/the) fog
We drove slowly through the fog.
We drove slowly through the fog.