Crossword Clue: Bar preference
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Bar preference"
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- " . . . ___, and trimly dress'd": Shak.
- ___ as a pin (very orderly)
- ___ as a pin (very tidy)
- ___ as a pin
- ___ but not gaudy
- "___ but not gaudy"
- Bar order specification
- Bar order
- Bar preference
- Bar request
- Anal, in a way
- Anal
- A way to drink whiskey
- As ___ as a pin
- As is
- Adjective at the bar
- Adroit.
- Adroit
- Averse to clutter
- "Awesome, dude!"
- "Awesome!"
- All cleaned up
- All in place
- All lined up
- All spruced up
- All straightened up
- All tidied up
- Bandbox
- Boomtown Rats "Nice 'n' ___"
- Boomtown Rats "Nice N ___"
- Bang-up
- "Amazing!"
- Bourbon order
- Free from admixture
- Free of clutter
- Far from disorderly
- Far from dowdy
- Far from frowsy
- Far from frowzy
- Far from messy
- Far from slatternly
- Far from slovenly
- "Far out"
- "Far out!"
- Great!
- Great, to the younger set
- Companion of "clean."
- Fastidious
- Fastidiously kept
- Deftly done
- Groomed
- Groovy!
- Groovy
- "Groovy!"
- "Isn't that something!"
- Full-strength, in a way
- "Fun!"
- Devoid of clutter
- Devoid of rocks?
- Dexterous.
- "How amusing!"
- "How charming!"
- How cognac is usually served
- "How peachy keen!"
- How Scotch may be served
- How Scotch may be taken
- Cool
- "Cool"
- Cool!
- 'Cool!'
- "Cool beans!"
- "Cool!" old-style
- Cool, or without ice
- "Cool!"
- "Coolio!"
- How whiskey is often served
- How whiskey might be served
- Hardly messy
- First-rate
- Ice-free, at the bar
- Iceless, to a mixologist
- Having everything arranged just so
- Having everything in its place
- Having everything in its proper place
- Having no clutter
- Clean
- Clean and orderly
- Clean and organized
- Clean and tidy
- Clean-cut
- Cleaned up
- Cleared of clutter
- Clever
- Cleverly done
- Cleverly phrased
- Cleverly planned, as a trick
- Impressively done
- Every hair in place
- In a glass by itself
- "Gnarly!"
- "Capital!"
- In apple pie order
- In apple-pie order
- Exactly suited
- In good order
- In great order
- Clutter-free
- In order
- "Jim-dandy!"
- Jim-dandy
- In tidy order
- Carefully arranged
- Carefully written
- Ingenious
- Drink order
- Drink preference
- Just so
- "Dandy!"
- Dandy
- Dapper
- Toned-down "Awesome!"
- Pinlike
- Pinlike, metaphorically
- Pinlike?
- Pin's adjective
- Right from the bottle, maybe
- Organized
- Like cool concert tee
- "Keen!"
- Keen
- Soigné
- Like Felix, but not Oscar
- Served without ice
- Like Felix, not Oscar
- Like Felix of "The Odd Couple"
- Like Felix rather than Oscar
- Like Felix Ungar
- Like Felix Unger
- Like Felix, vis--vis Oscar
- Oscar Madison wasn't
- Kempt
- Like good handwriting
- Like good penmanship
- "That's keen!"
- "That's quite a trick!"
- "That's so cool!"
- "That's super!"
- "That's swell!"
- Like hospital corners
- Like many rooms after decluttering
- Whiskey order
- Like most cats
- Straight, as a drink
- Straight, at a bar
- Straight at the bar
- Straight, at the bar
- Straight — cool!
- Straight from the bottle
- Straight in a snifter
- Straight or straightened
- Straight, or straightened
- Straight, to a bartender
- Straight up, as a nip of rye
- Straight up, at a bar
- Straight up at the bar
- Straight up, at the bar
- Straight up or straightened up
- Straight up, to a bartender
- Straight up
- Straight
- Straightened, or straight
- Straightened up
- Pure
- Like organized desks
- Robert Plant "White, Clean and ___"
- "Very cool!"
- Shapely.
- Shapely
- Rocking!
- Like some drink orders
- Like some drinks
- Kind of little package
- Like some servings of Scotch
- Marvy
- Obviously carefully written
- Like the traditional pin
- Ship-shape
- Like unmixed whiskey
- Shipshape.
- Shipshape
- Off the rocks?
- With everything arranged just so
- With everything in its place
- With everything in its proper place
- With everything in its right place
- With everything in order
- With everything in place
- With no ice
- With no rocks
- With nothing out of place
- Trig
- "Rad!"
- Rad!
- ''Rad!''
- Trim and tidy
- Trim
- Without a chaser
- Without a hair out of place
- Without a mixer or chaser
- Without a mixer
- Without a thing out of place
- Without admixture
- Without dilution
- Without ice, as a drink
- Without ice, at a bar
- Without ice, at the bar
- Without ice or mixers
- Without ice, to a bartender
- Without ice
- Without rocks, perhaps
- Without rocks
- Without soda
- Without water or club soda
- Without water or soda
- Without water, to a mixologist
- Without water
- Litter-free
- Polished
- "Wonderful!"
- Older cousin of "Cool!"
- Natty
- Mess-free
- Ready for inspection
- Methodical
- Methodically arranged
- Meticulous
- Post-housekeeping
- "Peachy!"
- Peachy-keen
- Peachy keen
- "Peachy keen!"
- Peachy
- Precise
- Nice and tidy
- Nicely arranged
- Nicely kept
- Relative of groovy
- "Nifty!"
- 'Nifty!'
- Nifty
- No-clutter
- ''No ice''
- "No ice, bartender"
- "No ice, please"
- "No ice"
- No longer a dump
- No longer cluttered
- Pretty cool
- Repeated song in The Damned title
- Repeated word in The Damned song title
- Prim
- Prim and proper
- Request to a barkeep
- "Ooh, cool!"
- "Ooooh!"
- Maintaining order
- Opposite of cluttered
- Opposite of messy
- Opposite of sloppy
- Not at all messy
- Picked-up
- Not cluttered
- Like a clean room
- Not having a hair out of place
- Not having a thing out of place
- Ordered
- Orderly and clean
- Orderly and systematic
- Orderly
- Like a pin?
- Like a pin
- Not likely to mess up?
- Not messy at all
- Not messy or mussy
- Not messy
- Like a stiff drink
- Proper way to order good whiskey
- Not on the rocks
- Not sloppy
- Like an undiluted drink
- Pin-like?
- Shrewd
- Super-cool
- "Super!"
- Sparkling
- "Way cool!"
- Word with herd
- Spick and span
- Spick-and-span
- Sans ice, as a drink
- Sans ice, at a bar
- Sans ice, at the bar
- Sans ice or a mixer
- Sans ice or mixer
- Sans ice or mixers
- Sans ice
- Sans mixer, at a bar
- Sans mixer or ice
- Sans mixer
- Sans mixers
- Sans rocks, at the bar
- Sans rocks
- Spiffy
- Swell
- "Swell"
- 'Swell!'
- "Swell!"
- Well-arranged
- Well-executed
- Well groomed
- Well-groomed.
- Well-groomed
- Well kept up
- Well-kept
- Well ordered
- Well-ordered
- Well organized
- Well-organized
- Well-planned
- Well-shaped
- Systematic
- Systematic.
- Spruce
- Spruced up
- Sprucy
- Unadulterated
- Skillful
- "What a cool gadget!"
- Uncluttered
- Uncomplicated
- What a slob is not
- Undiluted.
- Undiluted, as a bar drink
- Undiluted, as a drink
- Undiluted, as liquor
- Undiluted, as whiskey
- Undiluted, as whisky
- Undiluted, at the bar
- Undiluted, in a whiskey order
- Undiluted, in bar-speak
- Undiluted, in mixology
- Undiluted
- Scotch order
- Scotch specification
- Sleek
- Tidied up
- Tidily organized
- Tidy.
- Tidy and well-kept
- Tidy — cool!
- Tidy — old cow!
- Tidy — without water
- Tidy
- What most young children aren't
- Unlike a slob
- Unlike Junior's room
- Unlike many a dorm room
- Unlike Oscar Madison
- What Oscar Madison wasn't
- Unlikely to throw dirty clothes on the floor
- Unmixed
- Unmixed, as a cocktail
- Unmixed, as a drink
- Unmixed, as whiskey
- Unmixed, at a mixer
- Unmixed at a mixer
- Unmixed, to a mixologist
- Unwatered
- Smart
- Smartly done.
- "Snazzy!"
- "Terrif!"
- Terrific!
Recent Usage of Bar preference in Crossword Puzzles
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- Brendan Emmett Quigley - Dec. 8, 2008
- New York Times - Aug. 6, 2005
