| REMOTENESS | Looking back, St Omer seen hazily intervening in distance (10) |
| OGRES | Monsters go back, saint carries on (5) |
| DREARIEST | Stop holding back, saint is most dull (9) |
| CONFUSEDLY | Hazily conjoined to gutless lady. (10) |
| MEDITATING | Thinking seriously about intervening in dispute involving Tory leader (10) |
| SEETHINGLY | Observe narrowly government intervening in agitated manner (10) |
| FREEPARDON | What follows King intervening in charge? |
| LIMA | Jose-Filipe ___, golfer who won the 2004 Aa St Omer Open (4) |
| SUNESON | Carl ___, Spanish golfer; 2007 Open de Saint-Omer winner (7) |
| HALFREMEMBERED | Hazily recalled some dying fire could be seen here? |
| ZONE | Be hazily inattentive, in slang |
| TWILIGHTS | Times of day when sight wilts almost hazily? (9) |
| NAPOLEON | Pale noon hazily reveals dictator (8) |
| CELLAR | Hazily recall having subterranean vault (6) |
| LAG | ___ b'Omer (Israeli holiday with bonfires) |
| ITEM | Addison Rae and Omer Fedi, for example |
| SHAVUOUT | Holiday that marks the end of counting the omer (var) (8) |
| SEFIRAT | ___ ha Omer (Counting that starts after Pesach) (7) |
| SIXTIES | Time often hazily remembered |
| THEMEDIUMIS | Solver taking on psychic sees, as might appear hazily, the power of subliminal suggestion (3,6,2,3,7 |
