1. present participle of befog; to make unclear, confused, or obscured

1. tending to confuse or make something difficult to understand

Examples

• The dense fog was befogging the windshield, making it hard to see the road.
• His befogging explanation only made the situation more confusing.
• The committee accused the director of befogging the real issues with unnecessary jargon.
• Befogging the facts with misleading statements is dishonest.
• The mist was befogging the valley below.
• She found his befogging response unhelpful and asked for a clearer answer.