1. comparative form of foggy; more filled with or obscured by fog
2. comparative form of foggy; more unclear, confused, or difficult to understand
Usage: figurative

Examples

• The weather was foggier this morning than yesterday.
• His explanation became foggier as he tried to justify his actions.
• The foggier conditions made driving more difficult.
• My memory of that event is foggier now than it was years ago.
• The foggier the night, the harder it is to see the stars.
• Her thinking seemed foggier after the long flight.