Crossword Clue: Fog or smog
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Fog or smog"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Fog or smog"
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- 1967 Jimi Hendrix hit "Purple ___"
- Befuddled state
- Abuse, in a way
- Atmospheric aggregation
- Atmospheric condition
- Atmospheric obscurer
- Atmospheric phenomenon
- Atmospheric result of forest fires
- Autumn air feature
- Blur
- Cause of low visibility
- Break a pledge?
- Demean, as pledges
- It combines with smog to make "smaze"
- It decreases visibility
- Confused memories
- Confused state of mind
- Confused state
- Confused thoughts
- Confusion, to Jimi Hendrix
- Confusion
- It follows ''Purple'' in a song title
- Film
- Bully
- Humiliate, as freshmen
- Hangover feeling
- Harass, frat-style
- Harass freshmen
- Harass, in a way
- Harass
- Cousin of mist
- Environmental woe
- Give a paddling, maybe
- Fog or smog
- Fog relative
- Fog
- Fogginess
- Fog's relative
- Cloud
- Cloudiness
- Jimi Hendrix's "Purple ___"
- Hendrix hit "Purple ---"
- Hendrix' was "Purple"
- Hendrix's was "Purple"
- Indistinctness
- Dreamy state
- Initiate in a way
- Initiate, maybe
- Initiate without dignity
- Faint mist
- Soft-focus effect
- Vagueness
- Vapor of fog, smoke, etc.
- Some confusion
- Shade of blue or gray
- "Purple __" (Hendrix classic)
- "Purple ___" (Hendrix)
- "Purple ___" (Hendrix classic)
- "Purple ___" (Hendrix song)
- ''Purple ___'' (Hendrix tune)
- "Purple ___" (Jimi Hendrix classic)
- "Purple ___" (Jimi Hendrix song)
- "Purple ___" (rock classic)
- "Purple ___" (song played at Woodstock)
- "Purple ___"
- "Purple ---" (rock classic)
- Put through demeaning rituals
- Put through pledging torture
- Obscuring cloud
- Obscurity
- Paddle, perhaps
- Muddied thoughts
- Muddled state
- Murk
- Visibility hamperer
- Visibility hindrance
- Visibility impairer
- Visibility inhibitor
- Visibility lessener
- Visibility obstacle
- Visibility problem like smog
- Visibility problem
- Visibility reducer
- Visible air
- Vista blocker
- Subject to horseplay
- The night before, to a hard partier?
- L.A. euphemism for smog
- L.A. problem
- Lack of clarity
- Run pledges through the gantlet, say
- Run through the gantlet, say
- Part of a summer forecast
- Part of many a summer forecast
- Mental blur
- Mental cloudiness
- Mental confusion
- Mental fog
- Mental vagueness
- Lolita's last name
- Lolita's surname
- Navigation hazard
- Metaphor for confusion
- Metaphor for discombobulation
- Miasma
- Post-wildfire problem [SEE NOTE ABOVE]
- Pothead's state
- Pea soup
- Low-visibility cause
- Mist
- Misty condition
- Light fog
- Light smog
- Summer forecast, maybe
- Try to break, as a pledge
- Sun block
- Sunset obscurer
- Sight blocker
- Word in a Hendrix song title
- Weather word
- Thin fog
- Whack with a pledge paddle, say
- Unclarity
- Unclear air.
- Skyline-blurring condition
- Skyline-blurring phenomenon
- Skyline obscurer
- Skyline overcast
- Slight confusion
- Sea mist
- What smog is called in L.A.
- Smog
- Smog component
- Smog consequence
- Smog, e.g.
- Smog factor
- Smog, for example
- Smog-like problem in the air
- Smog or fog
- Smog sibling
- Smog's cousin
- State of confusion
- Smoke-filled room phenomenon
- State of mental confusion — mist
- State of mental confusion
- Smoky mist
- Smoky obscuration
- Smoky state
Recent Usage of Fog or smog in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Jan. 18, 2010
