Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
socked-in
Adjective
/sɒkt ɪn/
Definition
A term used to describe a situation where the visibility is significantly reduced due to weather conditions, particularly due to thick fog, overcast skies, or heavy rain.
Examples
- The planes were delayed because the airport was socked-in with fog.
- We decided not to hike today since the mountain was socked-in with clouds.
- After the storm, the coastal town was socked-in with heavy rain, limiting visibility for drivers.
Meaning
The phrase ‘socked-in’ refers to conditions that are obscured, making it difficult to see or navigate.
Synonyms
- Obscured
- Cloudy
- Fogged-in
- Overcast