misty
adj. B1 Intermediate US //ˈmɪsti// UK //mˈɪsti// misty
adj. full of mist or thin clouds that make it hard to see clearly. You can also use it to describe eyes that are full of tears.
adj. characterised by the presence of mist or thin fog; lacking clarity of vision or detail. Often used figuratively to describe eyes filled with moisture or memories that are vague.
The morning was cold and misty.
Drivers had to slow down as they entered the misty valley where visibility was very low.
The photographer captured the ancient castle against a misty backdrop, creating an ethereal atmosphere that blurred the lines between the stone walls and the grey sky.
Usage
Commonly used both literally for weather and figuratively for vision or memory.