IPA: /ˈfɒɡdɒɡ/
KK: /ˈfɔɡˌdɔɡ/
A bright or clear area that can be seen when fog is starting to clear, often seen at sea or in weather conditions with fog.
As the fog began to lift, a fogdog appeared on the horizon, revealing the landscape beyond.
The word 'fogdog' originates from a combination of 'fog' (from Old English 'fogga', meaning mist or vapor) and 'dog' (from Old English 'docga', meaning a dog or a powerful breed of dog). The term 'fogdog' refers to a type of dog that is associated with foggy conditions, often used in hunting or tracking in such weather.
Imagine a dog that thrives in 'mist' ('fog') and is a 'dog' that helps in tracking or hunting in foggy conditions. This helps you remember that a fogdog is a dog suited for foggy environments.