verb
mistify
Mistify (verb) means to cover something with a thin layer of fine water droplets in the air.
verb
1
To cover something with a thin layer of fine water droplets in the air.
2
To change into very fine droplets of water hanging in the air.
"Watching his breath mistify in the cold, morning air, he continued, "We have pouches full of old parchments declaring all Your powerful past deeds here in Your chosen land of Judah and Israel."
— Tom Steinbach, Now That Forever Has Ended (1996)
"I have noticed that this oxidation generally occurs where “foaming” or “mistifying” of the lubricant takes place."
— Institute of Petroleum (Great Britain), The Journal - Volume 33 (1947)
"Steam "cut-off" is controlled by means of a small cylinder chamber the fuel is metered through a jet to a mistifying pump, the latter being operated by the blower motor."
— Automotive Industries - Volume 55 (1926)
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Etymology
Formed from misty and -fy.
Rhymes for mistify
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What is the meaning of mistify?
"mistify" (verb) means to cover something with a thin layer of fine water droplets in the air.
What are the different meanings of mistify?
"mistify" has 2 main meanings: 1. To cover something with a thin layer of fine water droplets in the air; 2. To change into very fine droplets of water hanging in the air.
