In English grammar, the word foggy is classified as an adjective. It is formed by adding the suffix -y to the noun "fog," transforming it into a descriptive word used to modify nouns (such as a foggy morning, foggy weather, or foggy memories). Like most descriptive adjectives, it can also take comparative and superlative forms, such as "foggier" and "foggiest."
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