overcast
/ˌoʊvərˈkæst/
adjective
- Covered with clouds; not sunny.
- The sky was overcast all morning, but it never rained.
- An overcast day is perfect for taking photos without harsh shadows.
- We decided to stay home because the weather was gray and overcast.
verb
- To cover with clouds or darkness.
- Smoke from the fire overcast the entire valley.
- Storm clouds quickly overcast the blue sky.
- Sadness overcast his face when he heard the news.
noun
- A covering of clouds; a cloudy sky.
- The overcast lifted by noon, revealing bright sunshine.
- A thick overcast blocked the view of the mountains.
- Pilots check the overcast before deciding to fly.