| BIGAMIST | Extensive lack of clarity about a union fraudster |
| BLUER | Lack of clarity about English with more swearing? |
| HAZINESS | Misty blur, or a lack of clarity (8) |
| MORALIST | Perhaps preacher's examination marginalised by lack of clarity? (8) |
| ALACRITY | Eagerness is a form of clarity (8) |
| MUDDYING | Almost speechless, turning to croaking, resulting in a loss of clarity |
| INSIGHTS | Sudden moments of clarity |
| EPIPHANY | Moment of clarity |
| OPACITY | One's initial cause of regret about account's lack of clarity |
| HAZE | Word, related to Old English for "grey", for mist; or, a blur/confusion characterised by a lack of clarity (4) |
| INEXACTITUDE | Lack of clarity I exposed about demand one time |
| FUZZ | Met, perhaps, a lack of clarity |
| INCOHERENCE | Lack of clarity in firm about cuts therefore |
| WOOLLINESS | Lack of clarity of thought |
| MITCHELL | "You could write a song about some kind of emotional problem you are having, but it would not be a good song, in my eyes, until it went through a period of sensitivity to a moment of clarity. Without |
| CLOUDINESS | Lack of clarity in the weather forecast? |
| SLUR | Slight lack of clarity in articulation (4) |
| FUZZINESS | Bill is blocked by reactionary senator, showing lack of clarity |
| FUSION | Jazz style shows lack of clarity, with fiddle missing (6) |
| MUDDY | Having lack of clarity resulting from post-rain shoes in water? (5) |
