Mist

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 65
mist, n. watery vapour seen in the atmosphere: rain in very fine drops: anything that dims or darkens the sight or the judgment.— n. Mist′flow′er , a North American plant of the Aster family, with clusters of blue or violet flowers.— adj. Mist′ful , misty.— adv. Mist′ily .— n. Mist′ine .— adj. Mist′y , full of mist: dim: obscure, not perspicuous.— Scotch mist , a very wetting rain. [A.S. mist , darkne ; Ice. mistr , mist , Dut. mist .]
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