- - ... up (gets steamy)
- - ... up (gets misty, as a windshield)
- - ...... up (gets covered in mist)
- - Clouds (up)
- - Gets misty, with 'up'
- - Obscures, with "up"
- - Gets cloudy (with "up")
- - Clouds up, with 'up'
- - Becomes obscure, in a way, with 'up'
- - ...... up (becomes hazy)
- - Gets hazy, with 'up'
- - Gets steamy, with 'up'
- - Becomes hazy, with "up"
- - They're hard to see through
- - They can be hard to drive in
- - Steams (up)
- - Becomes misty, with "up"
- - Turns opaque, with "up"
- - Becomes hard to see through, with "up"
- - Obscures, in a way, with "up"
- - Obscures, as with moisture
- - Beclouds, with "up"
- - They're tough to see through
- - Thick mists that reduce visibility
- - Cloudy morning phenomena that could reduce visibility on the road
- - Gets hazy
- - London mists
- - Problems for lighthouses
- - Mists over.
- - Visibility-reducing mists
- - Hazes
- - Pea-soupers
- - Heavy mists
- - Confused states
- - Cloudy creations
- - Obfuscates
- - Clouds, as the mind
- - Metaphors for uncertainties
- - Visibility reducers
- - Obscures
- - Mists
- - Thick mists
- - They often 59 Across
- - Hazy mental states
- - Confused mental states
- - Gets all misty
- - London forecasts
- - Tarmac hazards
- - Obscuring hazes
- - They may roll in
- - Bug bombs' output
- - Makes indistinct
- - Airport dangers
- - Driving hazards
- - Bewildered mental states
- - Frequent San Francisco conditions
- - Reasons for lighthouses
- - Blurs
- - Pea soups
- - Weather phenomena.
- - Beclouds.
- - States of confusion.
- - They come "on little cat feet."—Sandburg.
- - Bedims.
- - Steams over.
- - Confuses
- - Muddles
- - breathes on glass, say
- - Hazes in the air
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