Usually means: Clear condensation from a surface.
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▸ verb:  (transitive) To remove the layer of fine liquid particles from the surface of (a window or mirror).

Similar:
unmist, defog, deglaze, degloss, desilver, dedust, desurface, unfog, desiccate, defrost, more...

Opposite:
fog, mist, haze, cloudiness

Types:
windshield, fog, haze, mist, more...

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Similar:
unmist, defog, deglaze, degloss, desilver, dedust, desurface, unfog, desiccate, defrost, more...

Opposite:
fog, mist, haze, cloudiness

Types:
windshield, fog, haze, mist, more...



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