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'Smoke' from your mouth

What is the word for the "smoke" that comes out of your mouth when it is cold outside?
  

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'Mist'? 'Water vapour'? What we say is, 'I can see my breath'.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'Mist'?
  • 'Water vapour'?
  • What we say is, 'I can see my breath'.
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'Mist'? 'Water vapour'? What we say is, 'I can see my breath'.
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