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haze

haze
NounTransitive Verb
pl: hazespast: hazedpp: hazeding: hazing

Meanings

Nounhaze

A slight obscuration of the atmosphere caused by fine suspended particles of dust, smoke, or moisture.

The distant mountains were hidden in a summer haze.

Nounhaze

A state of mental confusion or lack of clarity in memory or perception.

The memories of that night are still a haze in my mind.

Transitive Verbhaze
[~ something]

To subject a new member of a group to a series of humiliating or harassing tasks as a rite of passage.

The senior students were accused of trying to haze the freshmen.

Examples

The sky has a haze.

Everything is a haze.

Do not haze others.

A thick haze covered the city.

My mind was in a haze.

They tried to haze the new guy.

The valley was lost in a golden haze.

Travel
Romance

Some clubs still haze their new recruits.

School Life
History

The witness described the event as a blur and a haze.

Detective

The company banned any attempt to haze new employees.

Business

Phrasal Verbs

haze out

to obscure or make something indistinct through a haze

The distant shoreline began to haze out as the fog rolled in.

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