Fogg traced his family tree back to the 18th century.

At the village festival, the Fogges told stories of their ancestors around the bonfire.

When I visited the archive, I found several letters addressed to Fogge, dating back to the 1800s.

During the dry season, the villagers gathered to maintain the old foggara that channeled water from the hill to their valley homes.

In late autumn, we usually foggage the pasture to provide cover for ground-nesting birds.

The shepherd trudged across the frozen foggage, his boots crunching through the dead grass left from last year.

By dawn the old harbor had foggaged, hiding the boats from view.

During the meeting, he petty-fogged every minor point until everyone grew frustrated.

The scout team was foggaging the valley at dawn to conceal the troops' movements.

Everyone in the courthouse whispered that the defense attorney was nothing more than a petty-fogger, twisting words to win trivial victories.