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sea fret
noun
- a wet mist or haze coming inland from the sea
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As we stand on the deck to watch the spectacular russet sunset, mummifying my face with a scarf to protect against the freezing sea fret, I remember that Tennessee Williams, whose plays were set in the American south, once told a London cast that his work made sense only if the cast and audience understood the effect on the characters of the searing daily heat.
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There are strong winds, a thick sea fret and it's very, very damp.
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Golf, however, is supposed to be about conquering the anxiety that creeps into the mind like a sea fret.
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The last thing they need now is a good old Scarborough sea fret.
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