| Pea soup, e.g. | 14 |
| Near mist? | 10 |
| Mirror blurrer | 14 |
| Mariners' menace | 20 |
| Flying hazard | 13 |
| Feature of some horror films | 28 |
| Coastline obscurer | 18 |
| Aviation concern | 16 |
| Airport hazard | 14 |
| With horn, invention of our R. Foulis | 37 |
| Weather London is famous for | 28 |
| Weather for low beams | 21 |
| View hider | 10 |
| Thick haze | 10 |
| Ship's visibility impairer | 30 |
| San Francisco sight, often | 26 |
| Reason for a flight delay | 25 |
| Pea-souper | 10 |
| Pea soup in Mayfair | 19 |
| No mere mist | 12 |
| Navigational hazard | 19 |
| Murky mist | 10 |
| More than mist | 14 |
| Makeup of some banks | 20 |
| London weather, often | 21 |
| London weather often | 21 |
| London specialty | 16 |
| London creeper | 14 |
| London covering | 15 |
| London atmosphere | 17 |
| It may come in a blanket | 24 |
| Horror film effect | 18 |
| Holmesian ambience | 18 |
| Hindrance to navigation | 23 |
| Heavy mist | 10 |
| Hazy state | 10 |
| Haze or daze | 12 |
| Frequent weather condition at the Golden Gate Bridge | 52 |
| Frequent London forecast | 24 |
| Flight delayer, at times | 24 |
| Film noir weather condition | 27 |
| Feature of Monet's "Houses of Parliament" paintings | 65 |
| Famous London weather phenomenon | 32 |
| Danger for sailors | 18 |
| Danger for drivers | 18 |
| Cloud near the ground | 21 |
| Certain hydrometeor | 19 |
| Cause of many an accident | 25 |
| Brit's pea-souper | 21 |
| Befuddlement | 12 |
| Bane of sailors | 15 |
| Airport closer | 14 |
| Air-travel snarler | 18 |
| Hazy hazard | 11 |
| Old-fashioned type | 18 |
| One whose style is out of fashion | 33 |
| Old-fashioned one (Var.) | 24 |
| Old ___ (stodgy one) | 20 |
| Old-fashioned ones | 18 |
| Old-fashioned types | 19 |
| Grumpy old men (Var.) | 21 |
| Long-in-the-tooth types | 23 |
| Verne hero | 10 |
| Verne's traveler | 20 |
| Verne's circumnavigator | 27 |
| Verne traveler | 14 |
| Passepartout's boss | 23 |
| World traveler | 14 |
| Verne's globalist | 21 |
| Verne's circumnavigator Phineas | 35 |
| Verne's balloonist | 22 |
| Verne hero Phileas | 18 |
| Verne character for whom the International Date Line meant almost everything | 76 |
| Third word of "Around the World in Eighty Days" | 57 |
| Phileas who travels around the world in 80 days | 47 |
| Phileas ___, who went around the world in 80 days | 49 |
| Phileas ___, fictional circumnavigator | 38 |
| Passepartout's employer | 27 |
| Literary world traveler | 23 |
| Harvard museum, with "the" | 36 |
| Harvard museum | 14 |
| Harvard art museum | 18 |
| Fictional world traveler | 24 |
| Fictional circumnavigator Phileas | 33 |
| Fictional circumnavigator | 25 |
| Cambridge art museum | 20 |
| Bet-winning Brit of fiction | 27 |
| Balloonist of fiction | 21 |
| 80-day traveler | 15 |
| "Polished man of the world" in an 1873 novel | 54 |
| "Around the World in 80 Days" navigator Phileas | 57 |
| 'Around the World in 80 Days' traveler Phileas -- | 57 |
| Bank alarm? | 11 |
| Warning from a bank? | 20 |
| Turn signal? | 12 |
| Two-note instrument | 19 |
| Ship's warning signal | 25 |
| Ship sound | 10 |
| Loud, strident voice | 20 |
| Loud seaside signal | 19 |