Can Haze Be a Verb?

Can Haze Be a Verb?

Haze is the fog or mist that's caused by small particles in the air. ... When you hear haze being used as a verb, it usually means to torment a new, young recruit to a club, team, or group — the way fraternity brothers sometimes haze a new member, forcing him to perform humiliating or dangerous actions.

What does haze verb mean?

transitive verb. 1a : to harass by exacting unnecessary or disagreeable work. b : to harass by banter, ridicule, or criticism. 2 : to haze by way of initiation haze the fraternity pledges.

What type of noun is haze?

noun. /heɪz/ /heɪz/ ​[countable, uncountable] air that is difficult to see through because it contains very small drops of water, especially caused by hot weather.

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