when you smoke bad weed and you only get a little high off of it, you get foggy. since fog is a low cloud, it shows that you got a little high, but hardly.
by livinthehighlife May 19, 2010
by trapjesus March 15, 2010
Kinda the same as Bagsy and shotgun- used in northern England mainly I believe. Some people claim its froggy but they're WRONG.
you would say
'foggy not me!' if you did not want to be picked for a crap task, or if you didn't want to be 'it' in a game.
'foggy not me!' if you did not want to be picked for a crap task, or if you didn't want to be 'it' in a game.
by Katinky May 4, 2007
Used to describe a situation that is made unclear by hearing different stories from different people.
Guy 1: What happened with Mike and Kate last nite?
Guy 2: I dont know dude, after talking to Matt Jenny and George about it, it got really foggy.
Guy 2: I dont know dude, after talking to Matt Jenny and George about it, it got really foggy.
by Matteo Nicholas October 11, 2009
by BD2011 November 2, 2011
by Yellow Feathers April 4, 2005
In Amateur radio, the foundation license is the entry level license. A licensee gets a M3 Callsign. The foundation exam is very easy to pass, so there are many newcomers to the hobby that are a bit dim. A new colloquial term is therefore needed to describe a frequency that has many new licensees on it, aka the blind leading the blind.
So the term "foggy" seems to fit the bill, as the more M3's on a frequency, the denser it gets.
So the term "foggy" seems to fit the bill, as the more M3's on a frequency, the denser it gets.
Two M3's on a VHF repeater talking about a crystal oscillator, and one says that a crystal is a living organism, as it has a heart beat at the frequency stamped on the tin. Another M3 joins in and thanks them for the explanation as to how he got detected by the TV license detector van, as his TV was switched off, so it must be true about the heart beat. The repeater was foggy.
by G1 January 19, 2007