mist
Pronunciation: [mɪst]
Word
Context: “weather”
(noun) mist is very small water droplets in the air that make it hard to see far away. It often happens when the weather is cool and damp, creating a foggy look outside.
Example
In the early morning, the trees looked beautiful covered in mist.
Example
Even though the sun was shining, there was no mist to be seen today.
Example
Can you see the mountains through the mist?
Context: “covering”
(verb) to mist something means to cover it lightly with small drops of water. This can happen when you spray plants or when moisture gathers on a surface.
Example
I misted the plants in my garden to help them stay healthy.
Example
I forgot to mist the flowers, and they started to look wilted.
Example
Do you want me to mist the window to keep it from fogging up?
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