pea-souper
/piːˈsuːpə
/noun British informal
A very thick yellowish fog: he was alone in one of London’s infamous pea-soupers...
- The warm Easter weather last week resulted in a thick pea-souper one morning.
- Not only that, it began in a pea-souper of a fog, caused by the smoke from the pre-match fireworks.
- Since the introduction of cleaner fuels, killer pea-soupers have been consigned to the past.
Rhymes
- churchwardenship
- churchwarden's pipe
- Churchward, George Jackson
- churchwards
- churchway
- church wedding
- church window
- church window bobbin
- church-wise
- churchwoman
- church work
- church worker
- churchy
- churchyard
- churchyard cough
- Church–Turing
- churidar
- churidars
- churinga
- churl
- churlish
- churlishly
- churlishness
- churn
- churn rate