hazy

• Actually I figured you already new pretty much everything I had to say and were keeping your response short - albeit the humorous "hazy" - for lack of time. —  RealClimate
• Fitch's Los Angeles is hot, hazy, a conduit to her hallucinatory prose, while Mun's New York is cold, dirty, and downright mean. —  PopMatters
• The thought is hazy, as you would think the battery remains enclosed and locked into the phone set so ballooning the size would literally mean bursting the entire handset. —  Newlaunches.com
• Some of the details of the evening are a little hazy, and I have a vague memory Beatle Bob trying to crash our wedding on account of the evening's entertainment. —  Boogie Woogie Flu
• Soft, hazy, and alluring, the pictures romanticized the immense metropolis, making it look like the seat of an empire. —  The New Yorker

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