it foggs
/ɪt fɒɡz/
verb

1. To experience a state of mental disconnect, characterised by feelings of isolation and being enveloped in a metaphorical cloud of uncertainty.

Etymology: Derived from the noun ‘fog’, referring to a thick cloud of tiny water droplets suspended in the atmosphere, reducing visibility. The verb form metaphorically extends this concept to describe a mental state.

Usage: “As the deadline approached, she found herself unable to focus; it foggs, leaving her in a haze of doubt and confusion.”