ˈhāzē, -zi adjective
( -er/-est )
Etymology: from earlier hawsey, heysey, of unknown origin
: marked by haze: as
a. : obscured or made dim or cloudy with haze
hazy weather
a hazy view of the mountains
b. : obscure , vague , indefinite
a hazy idea that he'd like to get married
a somewhat hazy account of what he did
hazy logic
c. : clouded
a mirror hazy with steam
some gasolines containing sulfur, when exposed to sunlight, become hazy — A.N.Sachanen