1. subjected someone to harassment, humiliation, or abuse as an initiation ritual
Usage: past tense of haze
2. made hazy or obscured with mist or vapor
Usage: past tense of haze; less common

Examples

• The new recruits were hazed by the older soldiers.
• Several fraternity members were expelled after they hazed the pledges.
• The morning sun hazed the distant mountains.
• Smoke from the fire hazed the valley below.
• The team captain was suspended for having hazed younger players.
• Heat from the pavement hazed the air above the road.