cloud over

1. Lit. [for the sky] to fill with clouds; [for the sun] to be obscured by clouds. It was beginning to cloud over, so we went inside. The sky clouded over and it began to get chilly.

2. Fig. [for something once clear] to become opaque; to become clouded. My vision seemed to cloud over, and I could see very little. The mirror clouded over as the steam rose from the hot water in the sink.

cloud over

Also, cloud up.

1. Become overcast with clouds, as in It's clouding over now, so it may rain soon, or It was too hot and sunny, but after a while the sky clouded up and we ventured outside. [Mid-1700s]

2. Become opaque, misty, or dim, as in I'm sweating so much that my eyeglasses are clouded over.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
ZekerİYa	-	Turkish
Kalliope	-	Greek Mythology
Leone (1)	-	Italian
Porcius	-	Ancient Roman
KornÉLia	KOR-nay-lee-aw	Hungarian
Ignacy	eeg-NAH-tsi	Polish