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- '-- for Two'
- -- Party
- 1773 Boston Harbor jetsam
- 1773 jetsam in Boston Harbor
- 1773 jetsam
- 4 o'clock affair
- 4 o'clock refreshment
- 4 p.m. drink
- 4 p.m., in Kent
- 4 p.m. refreshment, perhaps
- 4 p.m. social
- 4:00 affair
- 4:00 drink
- 4:00 English drink
- 4:00 event, in London
- 4:00 function
- 4:00 gathering
- 4:00 get-together, in London
- 4:00, in Kent
- 4:00 London social
- 4:00 social
- __ bag
- __ leaf
- __ leaves
- __ party
- __ service
- __ set
- ___ Act (British measure of 1773)
- "___ and Sympathy," 1953 hit
- "___ and Sympathy," Anderson play
- ___ and Sympathy (Robert Anderson play)
- "___ and Sympathy"
- ___ caddy
- ___ cozy
- "___, Earl Grey, hot" (Captain Picard's drink request)
- "___ for Two"
- ___ Party (modern political group)
- ___ Party movement
- ___ Party Nation
- ___ party
- ___ rose.
- ___ rose
- ___ towel
- An indispensable ingredient in the elixir of life, per Lao-tzu
- An infusion
- "___ with Mussolini" (1999 film)
- "___ With Mussolini" (Zeffirelli film)
- ____ as it should be!
- ____ as it should be
- ____ bag
- ____ cozy
- ____ Creek, Saskatchewan
- "____ for Two"
- ____ For Two
- ____ party
- _____ service
- Bath dweller's afternoon refreshment
- "____as it should be"
- ___as it should be!
- A caddy may hold it
- A caddy might hold it
- A cozy drink?
- A cuppa
- "Be more ___" (Lipton slogan)
- A perk-me-up?
- A social
- A&P's original business
- Apt brew for a golfer?
- AriZona offering
- AriZona or Lipton beverage
- Arnold Palmer half
- Between-meals reception
- Beverage at The Plaza
- Beverage brewed from a bag
- Beverage brewed from bags
- Beverage brewed in a bag
- Beverage brewed in a kettle
- Beverage brewed in a pot
- Beverage brewed in bags
- Beverage choice
- Beverage for a genteel affair, e.g.
- Beverage for two
- Beverage "for two"
- Beverage for two?
- Beverage for Wallace and Gromit
- Beverage in a caterer's urn
- Beverage in a ceremony
- Beverage in which opium can be brewed
- Beverage leaves
- Beverage made by AriZona
- Beverage made by Snapple
- Beverage made from bags
- Beverage made of dried leaves
- Beverage often served with lemon
- Beverage often served with sugar or lemon
- Beverage order
- Beverage served hot or cold
- Beverage served in "spots"
- Beverage served in spots
- Beverage served with crumpets
- Beverage sometimes served with crumpets
- Beverage that comes in black and green varieties
- Beverage that goes well with scones and finger sandwiches
- Beverage that may be iced or spiced
- Beverage that may be served hot or iced
- Beverage that might be steeped
- Beverage that's brewed in bags
- Beverage that's often in a kettle or pot
- Beverage that's popular in England
- Beverage that's steeped
- Beverage with a scone
- Beverage with crumpets
- Beverage with dim sum
- Beverage with scones
- Beverage
- Asian export
- Actress Leoni of "Madam Secretary"
- Actress Leoni
- Assam, e.g.
- Assam export
- Assam, for one
- Assam or Darjeeling, for example
- Assam or twankay
- Assam specialty
- Big Chinese export
- Big export from Sri Lanka
- Big export of Sri Lanka
- Bigelow beverage
- Bigelow offering
- Bigelow product
- Bigelow's Sweet Dreams, e.g.
- Aerosmith lyric "Sleeping late and smoking ___"
- Aerosmith "Sleeping late and smoking ___"
- Austin Powers band Ming ___
- After-dinner beverage
- After-dinner drink
- After-dinner offering
- After-dinner option
- After-dinner order
- After-dinner serving
- Afternoon __
- Afternoon affair.
- Afternoon affair
- Afternoon beverage
- Afternoon break
- Afternoon brew
- Afternoon cup
- Afternoon cupful, say
- Afternoon drink, for many
- Afternoon drink, for some
- Afternoon drink
- Afternoon event in Chelsea
- Afternoon event
- Afternoon gathering
- Afternoon get-together
- Afternoon meal, across the pond
- Afternoon meal in England
- Afternoon meal
- Afternoon party
- Afternoon potful
- Afternoon pouring
- Afternoon quaff
- Afternoon reception
- Afternoon refreshment
- Afternoon repast
- Afternoon ritual
- Afternoon service
- Afternoon serving
- Afternoon social event
- Afternoon social gathering
- Afternoon social
- Black __
- Black brew
- Black or green beverage
- Black or green cupful
- Black or green drink
- Black or green stuff
- Black or green
- Black or white drink
- Black, red or green drink
- Black, white or (Earl) Grey, e.g.
- Blackpool break
- Bled for a social affair, perhaps
- Blue mountain ___ (goldenrod)
- "Alice in Wonderland" beverage
- "Alice in Wonderland" party drink
- Alice's party
- All the ____ in China
- Bag contents, often
- Bag contents
- Bag of leaves, perhaps
- Bag pulled out for breakfast
- Bag purposely dropped in water
- Bagful in the pantry
- Bagged beverage
- Bagged brew
- Bagged leaves
- Bagged leaves?
- Bagged stuff at the supermarket
- Bags in a grocery bag
- Bohea, e.g.
- Bohea or bancha
- Bohea or congou
- Bohea or jasmine
- Bohea or oolong
- Bohea
- Alternative to coffee or milk
- Alternative to coffee
- Bancha is one
- Bancha or Dimbula
- Bangladesh export
- Famed cargo of Boston
- Instant ___
- Cause of a brewed awakening?
- Cause of a restaurant stir?
- Boston __ Party
- Boston ___ Party
- Boston ____ Party
- Boston brew?
- Boston castoff
- Boston Harbor drink?
- Boston Harbor jetsam of 1773
- Boston Harbor jetsam
- Boston jetsam: 1773
- Boston jetsam: Dec. 16, 1773
- Boston jetsam
- Boston -- Party
- Coming-out party
- Famous party
- Historic Boston Harbor flotsam
- Historic Boston jetsam
- Historic jetsam
- Historical Boston drink
- Grass
- Common beverage
- Celestial Seasonings beverage
- Celestial Seasonings offering
- Celestial Seasonings product
- Common British drink
- Common drink
- Common hot beverage
- Common hot or iced drink
- Common make-believe drink
- Dynamite e.g.
- Common potable
- Common U.K. brew
- Earl Grey beverage
- Earl Grey, e.g.
- Earl Grey, for example
- Earl Grey, for one
- Earl Grey is a variety of it
- Earl Grey is one
- Earl Grey or Darjeeling
- Earl Grey or English Breakfast, for example
- Earl Grey or jasmine
- Earl Grey or oolong, for example
- Earl Grey or oolong
- Earl Grey or Orange Pekoe
- Earl Grey or pekoe, for example
- Earl Grey or pekoe
- Earl Grey, say
- Earl Grey?
- Earl or Lady Grey
- Companion of crumpets
- Green beverage
- Green brew
- Green, for one
- "Green" or "black" beverage
- Green or black brew
- Green or black drink
- Green or black
- Green or sassafras
- "Green" refreshment
- Iroh's favorite drink
- Break during a cricket match
- Home brew
- Break fluid?
- Break in England
- Break in London
- Breakfast brew
- Breakfast cupful
- Breakfast drink
- Breakfast spot?
- "Eat Drink Man Woman" drink
- Ceylon black, e.g.
- Ceylon export
- Ceylon product.
- Ceylon shipment
- Cha chaan teng drink
- Cha or bohea
- Cha
- Brew for breakfast
- Brew in a bag
- Brew popular in Britain
- Brew that might be black or green
- Chai ___
- Chai, e.g.
- Chai or chamomile
- Chai or Earl Grey, for example
- Chai or Earl Grey
- Chai or pekoe
- Chai
- Brew
- Brewed beverage
- Brewed Chinese drink
- Brewed concoction
- Brewed cupful
- Brewed drink (found in all four long answers)
- Brewed drink served hot or cold
- Brewed drink
- Brewed Lipton beverage
- Brewed quaff
- Brewed soother
- Brewer's brew
- Chamomile beverage
- Chamomile concoction
- Chamomile, for one
- It can be black or green
- It can be for two or for the Tillerman
- It can be green or black
- It can be green, red or yellow
- It can be iced or spiced
- Brighton break
- Brighton brew
- It can be sipped or spilled
- Chanoyu drink
- Chanoyu ritual drink
- It comes in a bag, often
- It comes in bags, often
- It comes in bags
- It comes in black, white, green and red varieties
- It comes in paper bags.
- It could be high or cream
- Brit brew
- Britain's ___ Act of 1773
- British beverage
- British break
- British brew
- British collation
- British East India Co. monopoly
- British East India Company product
- Congou
- Congou, e.g.
- Congou, for example
- Congou or cachar
- Congou or souchong
- Congou or sunglo
- British hot beverage
- British import
- It gets hot in a bag
- It gets into hot water
- British meal
- It goes with crumpets
- British ritual
- British time
- British worker's "cuppa char"
- Brit's afternoon beverage
- Brit's beverage
- Brit's break
- Brit's brew
- Brit's "cuppa"
- Gunpowder, e.g.
- Gunpowder, for one
- Gunpowder is a type of it
- Gunpowder or hyson
- Gunpowder or oolong
- Gunpowder or Twankay
- Brit's hot beverage
- It is popular in spots
- Constant Comment, e.g.
- It may be bagged
- It may be black or green
- It may be brewing
- It may be drunk at 4:00
- Hot beverage
- Hot beverage popular in England
- Hot beverage that's popular in England
- Hot brew
- Hot brewed beverage
- It may be for two
- Hot cupful
- Hot cuppa
- Hot drink made from leaves
- Hot drink often consumed in the afternoon
- Hot drink with less caffeine than coffee
- Hot drink
- It may be green or black
- Hot herbal drink
- It may be herbal
- It may be high in the afternoon
- It may be iced in warm weather
- It may be iced or spiced
- It may be iced when it's warm outside
- It may be iced
- It may be in the bag
- Hot or iced brew
- "Hot" or "iced" drink
- Hot or iced drink
- Hot pot contents
- Hot potful
- Hot spot?
- Hot spot, in lunch counter lingo
- Hot stuff at a party
- Elevenses drink
- Elevenses in Elstree
- Elevenses, in England
- Elevenses in London
- Elevenses quaff
- Hot winter drink
- Contents of an infuser
- It may be served in spots
- Contents of some bags
- It may be served with crumpets
- Contents of some chests
- Contents of some hot pots
- Contents of some small bags
- It may be spiced
- It may be sun-brewed
- It may be taken in a parlor
- It may be taken in spots
- It may be taken in the afternoon
- It may come hot or iced
- It may come in loose-leaf form
- It may come in spots
- Devonshire drink
- It may require a cart and a caddy
- Bubble ___
- Garden party, maybe
- It might be in the bag
- It might be unsweetened
- Buddy Guy drinks it "Sweet"
- Buddy Guy "Sweet ___"
- Chief agricultural export of Kenya
- Gathering that may involve a wagon
- It was once harbored in Boston
- It was once harbored in Boston?
- It was thrown into the harbor in a 1773 "party"
- China : cha :: U.S. : __
- Chinese beverage
- Chinese brew
- Chinese drink
- Chinese export
- Chinese green, e.g.
- Chinese restaurant beverage
- Chinese restaurant drink
- Chinese restaurant freebie
- Chinese restaurant quaff
- Dim sum accompaniment
- Dim sum beverage
- Dim sum go-with
- Hunan or dynamite
- Chow mein chaser
- Genteel affair
- Genteel event
- Genteel gathering
- Christine O'Donnell's party?
- It's bagged at the market
- It's bagged in the grocery store
- It's bagged in the market
- It's bagged in the supermarket, often
- It's bagged in the supermarket
- Its bubble variety includes tapioca balls
- Hyson, e.g.
- Hyson, for one
- Hyson is one
- Hyson or Assam
- Hyson or bohea
- Hyson or kat
- Hyson or oolong
- Hyson or oopak
- Hyson or souchong
- Hyson
- It's effective when it gets in hot water
- England first bagged it in 1953
- English afternoon spot
- English break
- English breakfast __
- English breakfast, e.g.
- English Breakfast, for example
- English Breakfast, for one
- English Breakfast or Earl Grey, for example
- English Breakfast or Orange Pekoe
- English brew
- Butterfly's beverage
- English cuppa
- English custom.
- It's for two, in song
- Buy it by the bagful
- English or Irish Breakfast
- English repast
- English ritual
- It's hot in a pot
- Englishman's char
- It's in the bag
- It's measured in spots?
- It's nice when it's iced
- "It's not my cup of ___"
- It's often for two
- It's often iced in summer
- Hatter affair
- Cachar, e.g.
- Cachar on congou
- Caddies carry it
- Caddy choice
- Caddy content
- Caddy contents, perhaps
- Caddy contents, sometimes
- Caddy contents
- Caddy drink
- Caddy option
- Caddy quaff
- Caddy's contents
- Caddy's holding
- It's purchased by the bagful
- Coventry cupful
- Iced ___.
- Iced ___ (Snapple product)
- Iced ___
- Iced ____
- Iced beverage that is sometimes served sweetened
- "Iced" drink
- Iced drink
- Iced or spiced beverage
- Iced or spiced item
- It's served in British cinemas.
- It's served in spots
- Caffeinated beverage
- Caffeinated brew, often
- Caffeinated brew
- Caffeinated drink
- Caffeine provider
- Caffeine source
- It's steeped in tradition
- It's taken in spots
- Its taxation was protested in 1773
- Cozy cupful
- Cozy do
- Cozy drink?
- Cozy intro?
- Djarling or Pekoe
- Flavorer of a delicious water soup
- Gift from the Orient.
- Flight attendant's offering
- Ginseng for one
- Cambric ___ (hot drink)
- Espresso alternative
- Camellia sinensis product
- Cricket drink
- Japanese ceremonial brew
- Japanese ceremonial drink
- Japanese drink
- Japanese ritual, ... ceremony
- Jasmine, e.g.
- Jasmine, for one
- Jasmine is one
- Jasmine or Monk's Blend
- Jasmine or twankay
- Important Kenya export
- Event at which some people wear gloves
- Focus of a 1773 party
- Focus of a Japanese ceremony
- Event with crumpets
- Healthful quaff
- Follower of "Chai" or "Thai"
- Don Meredith's quaff
- Crumpet accompanier
- Crumpet accompaniment
- Crumpet chaser.
- Crumpet chaser
- Crumpet companion
- Crumpets accompaniment
- Crumpets' colleague
- Crumpets companion
- Crumpet's go-with
- Crumpets' go-with
- Crumpets go-with
- Crumpets might accompany it
- Crumpets' partner
- Crumpets partner
- Jetsam for Sam Adams's men
- Jetsam of 1773
- Jetsam of Dec. 16, 1773
- In-flight drink option
- Captain Picard's drink of choice
- Dorset drink
- Cup with crumpets
- Cupful at a Chinese restaurant
- Cupful in a Japanese ceremony
- Cupful served with crumpets
- Cuppa contents
- Cuppa
- Cups' contents, perhaps
- Coffee alternative
- "Coffee or ___?"
- "Coffee, --- or me?"
- Coffee shop offering
- Coffee's alternative
- Coffee's rival
- "Downton Abbey" drink
- Downton Abbey meal
- Indian export
- Herb
- Herb __
- Herb or mint
- Herbal __
- Herbal ___ (hot beverage)
- Herbal ___
- Herbal ____
- Herbal beverage
- Herbal brew, at times
- Herbal brew
- Herbal concoction
- Herbal drink
- Herbal hot drink
- Export from Calcutta
- Export from Malawi
- Export of India
- Herbal quaff
- Herbal remedy
- Herbal soother
- Cold drink that can be served sweetened or unsweetened
- Carpet stain removable with vinegar
- Drawing room event
- Good source of antioxidants
- High __
- High ___
- Dainty beverage
- ''High'' beverage
- "High" drink
- Colonial castoff
- Colonial taxable
- Drink accompanying dim sum
- Drink available in black, white, green and red
- Infused beverage
- Infused concoction
- Infuser contents
- Drink brewed from leaves
- Drink brewed in a kettle
- Drink brewed in a pot
- Drink brewed in the sun, at times
- Drink for caddies
- Drink "for two"
- Drink from a bag
- Drink from a kettle
- Drink from a pot
- Drink from leaves
- Drink from Tazo
- Drink in a ceremony
- Drink in a cup
- Drink in a pot
- Drink in a small cup
- Drink in Boston Harbor?
- Drink in England
- Drink in the afternoon
- Drink infused in Chinese culture
- Drink made by brewing leaves
- Drink made by Tetley
- Drink — meal
- Drink of Japanese ceremonies
- Drink offered by a caddy
- Drink offered to Alice
- Drink often iced
- Drink often served with a lemon wedge
- Drink often served with scones
- Drink served at pho restaurants
- Drink served by the Mad Hatter
- Drink served hot or cold
- Drink served hot or iced
- Drink served in mid-afternoon in England
- Drink served in pouches
- Drink served in "spots"
- Drink served in spots?
- Drink served in the afternoon in England
- High or iced
- Drink served with crumpets
- Drink served with scones
- Drink served with sushi
- Drink such as salabat
- Drink that can be served hot or iced
- Drink that may be accompanied by scones
- Drink that may be "green" or "black"
- Drink that might be full of bubbles
- Drink that might be "herbal"
- Drink that typically contains caffeine
- Drink that's brewed from leaves
- Drink that's brewed
- Drink that's often iced
- Drink that's sometimes served with crumpets
- Drink that's steeped in a bag
- Drink that's steeped
- Drink that's usually caffeinated
- Drink with a bag
- Drink with a scone
- Drink with a string in it, perhaps
- Drink with crumpets
- Drink with dim sum
- Drink with its own character in the Chinese alphabet
- Drink with jam and bread, in song
- Drink with one lump or two
- Drink with scones
- Colorant for faux-antique paper
- Drink
- High time in Hampshire?
- Fortuneteller's leaves
- Four o'clock drink
- Four O'Clock is a brand of it
- Four o'clock serving, perhaps
- Gowiddie, e.g.
- Gowiddie is one
- Four p.m. affair
- Four spot?
- "Pink" drink
- Pinky-out drink
- Thai restaurant cup
- Thai restaurant freebie
- Original cargo of the Cutty Sark
- Keemun or Lap Sang
- Soho drink
- Soho social event
- Soho social
- Service beverage
- Service offering
- Service staple
- Serving at a Chinese restaurant
- Serving from a trolley
- Serving in Japanese ceremonies
- Kencha or Kukicha
- Kenyan export
- Kettle contents
- Kettle filler
- White-flowered evergreen plant.
- White-glove affair
- White-gloves affair
- The Boston ___ Party
- Robert Andersons ___ and Sympathy
- The British often take it
- March Hare's beverage
- March Hare's brew
- March Hare's offering to Alice
- March Hare's offering
- March Hare's serving
- Kind of bag
- Kind of bag for leaves?
- Kind of bag or ball
- Some like it hot
- Kind of cart
- Marijuana, in older slang
- Kind of cozy?
- Kind of cozy
- Kind of cup or bag
- Kind of dance or party
- Kind of garden
- The East India Company traded in it
- "The elixir of life," to Lao-tzu
- Kind of modern-day "parties"
- Kind of party for Glenn Beck?
- Kind of party given by Sam Adams et al.
- Ms. Leoni
- Kind of room or time
- Kind of rose or party
- Traditional beverage
- Some submerged leaves
- Kind of service
- Plantation product
- Kind of table or wagon
- Vietnamese export
- Kind of tray
- Kind of wagon or pot
- Stuff in a ball
- Wimbledon quaff
- Wimbledon service?
- Occasion for sandwiches
- Occasion for two
- Quaint get-together
- King Diamond song about Earl Grey?
- Something bagged in the pantry
- Something brewing
- Something brewing?
- Something enjoyed during elevenses
- Something for two
- The Kinks "Have a Cuppa ___"
- Something overthrown shortly before the American Revolution
- Something served with scones
- Something sipped with a scone
- Something steeped
- Kinks "Have a Cuppa ___"
- Rooibos, e.g.
- Rooibos, for one
- Subject of a 1773 Act of Parliament
- Subject of a controversial tax, once
- Something to take in the afternoon
- Something to take in the parlor
- The Mad Hatter's beverage
- The Mad Hatter's drink
- Matcha, e.g.
- Maté , for example
- The March Hare's brew
- Shipment from China
- Submerged leaves
- Winter warmer upper
- P.M. refreshment
- With 76D, "Spanglish" star
- The Queen's afternoon meal
- Souchong, e.g.
- Souchong, for one
- Souchong is one
- Souchong or hyson
- Souchong
- Meal that might include cucumber sandwiches
- Meal
- Lipton beverage
- Lipton brew
- Lipton drink
- Lipton offering
- Lipton option
- Lipton or Snapple beverage
- Lipton or Tetley product
- Lipton product
- Lipton, Tetley, or Snapple product
- Lipton's line
- Mythical Irish queen
- Rugby ritual
- Parlor drink
- The supermarket has bags and bags of it
- Labrador _____
- Part of a baby bottle
- Literary collation.
- Part of a dim sum meal
- The Twinings shop at 216 Strand in London, e.g.
- Women's club event
- Wonderland beverage
- Wonderland drink
- Wonderland party
- Wonderland quaff
- Wonderland serving
- Wonderland spot
- Old-fashioned cold remedy
- Nanny ___ (folk remedy of sheep manure in hot water)
- Part of a Victorian social schedule
- Popular brew
- Lapsang souchong, e.g.
- Lapsang souchong, for example
- Lapsang souchong
- Partner of sympathy
- London brew
- London "cuppa"
- London spot?
- Party drink?
- Party drink
- Party for Palin
- Party quaff?
- Party serving
- Party still celebrated in Boston
- "Party" that's mad at the government
- Long Island drink
- Long Island Iced __: cocktail
- Long Island iced ___ (alcoholic drink)
- Long Island Iced ___
- Long Island iced cocktail
- Long Island iced stuff
- Reason for a service break at Wimbledon?
- Pot brew
- Pot contents
- Pot fill
- Pot leaves?
- Pot leaves
- Pot product
- Pot stuff
- Pot substance
- Potable
- Paul McCartney "English ___"
- Reception
- Reception with scones
- Mid-afternoon drink
- Loose-leaf ___
- Loose leaf product, at times
- Loose-leaf purchase
- "Loose" product in a pantry
- Midafternoon beverage in England
- Midafternoon drink, for many
- Midafternoon drink in England
- Midafternoon drink in London
- Midafternoon repast
- Midafternoon snack in England
- Midafternoon social
- Midday quaff
- Potted plant?
- One may be high at 5:00
- One may be high at four
- Red or black drink
- Red Rose beverage
- Red Rose, e.g.
- Red Rose, for one
- Red Rose or Earl Grey
- Red Rose or Oolong
- Leaf beverage
- Leafy beverage
- Reefer, in slang
- Preceder of caddy or cup
- Pekoe
- Pekoe, e.g.
- Pekoe, for example
- Pekoe, for instance
- Pekoe for one
- Pekoe, for one
- Pekoe or Assam
- Pekoe or Darjeeling
- Pekoe or Djarling
- Pekoe or Earl Grey, for example
- Pekoe or green
- Pekoe or hyson, e.g.
- Pekoe or hyson
- Pekoe or oolong
- Pekoe purchase
- Pekoe,for one
- New York's Russian ___ Room
- Refreshment for Jane Marple
- Leaves after dinner?
- Leaves at 4:00?
- Leaves at Starbucks?
- Leaves before paying the check?
- Leaves for a break?
- Leaves for a Chinese dinner
- Leaves for a drink
- Leaves for a drink from a bag?
- Leaves for a drink?
- Leaves for a party?
- Leaves for a spot
- Leaves for brewing
- Leaves for socials?
- Leaves for the afternoon?
- Leaves for the diner
- Leaves for the future?
- Leaves from China, often
- Leaves from Sri Lanka
- Leaves held in the bag
- Leaves in a bag
- Leaves in a ball, say
- Leaves in a box?
- Leaves in a cup
- Leaves in a pantry
- Leaves in a small bag?
- Leaves in bags
- Leaves in cups
- Leaves in hot water?
- Leaves in hot water
- Leaves in the afternoon
- Leaves in the afternoon?
- Leaves in the bag?
- Leaves in the bag
- Leaves in the cup
- Leaves in the pantry
- Leaves in the pot?
- Leaves in the pot
- Leaves in the water?
- Leaves in water?
- Mini meal
- Leaves on a trolley, say
- Leaves to steep
- Leaves underwater?
- Leaves with a caddy?
- Leaves with biscuits, say?
- Leaves with dessert?
- People often strain to make it
- Mint __
- One way to take opium
- Lemon ___
- Nirvana "Sit and drink pennyroyal __" © 2010 Todd Santos Written By: Todd Santos
- Nirvana's is "Pennyroyal"
- Leoni of "Tower Heist"
- Mad ___ Party (Disneyland ride)
- Mad ___-party (event attended by Alice and the March Hare)
- Mad Hatter affair
- Mad Hatter's beverage
- Mad Hatter's brew
- Mad Hatter's cupful
- Mad Hatter's drink
- Mad Hatter's offering
- Mad Hatter's party drink
- Mad Hatter's quaff
- Mad Hatter's serving
- "Madam Secretary" star Leoni
- No-calorie drink
- Pretenders "I'm convenient and I make good ___"
- Repast
- Nonalcoholic brew
- Noncocktail party
- PG Tips product
- Oolong.
- Oolong, e.g.
- Oolong, for example
- Oolong, for instance
- Oolong, for one
- Oolong or bohea
- Oolong or chamomile, for example
- Oolong or darjeeling
- Oolong or Earl Grey beverage
- Oolong or Earl Grey, for example
- Oolong or Earl Grey
- Oolong or gunpowder
- Oolong or pekoe
- Oolong or souchong
- Oolong
- Oopak is one
- Oopak or hyson
- Major Indian export
- Major Kenyan export
- Major Sri Lankan export
- Light afternoon meal
- Light meal, in London
- Light snack
- Product broken before bagging
- Product of Ceylon.
- Product once harbored in Boston?
- Product that's often oxidized
- Piccadilly square?
- Pick-me-up cupful
- Picker-upper
- Orange pekoe, e.g.
- Orange pekoe, for example
- Orange pekoe, for instance
- Orange pekoe, for one
- Orange pekoe or darjeeling, for example
- Orange Pekoe or English Breakfast
- Orange Pekoe or Red Rose
- Orange pekoe
- "Not for all the ___ in China!"
- Revolutionary party jetsam
- Source of caffeine
- Russians call it "chai"
- Word after beef or cream
- Word after "black" or "bubble"
- Sunglo, e.g.
- Word after green or gunpowder
- Word after high or before dance
- Word before caddy or bag
- Word before garden or party
- Word before party or ball
- Word before rose
- Word before set or service
- TV actress Leoni
- Spanish torch
- Salisbury sip
- Word with ''bag'' or ''caddy''
- Word with bag or cup
- Word with ball or bag
- Word with ball or caddy
- Word with ball or party
- Surrey sip
- Surrey spot?
- Word with black or blended
- Word with black or green
- Word with caddy or bag
- Word with caddy or ball
- Word with "caddy" or "cup"
- Word with cake or break
- Word with cake or party
- Word with cozy or bag
- Sushi bar drink
- Sushi bar quaff
- Sushi bar serving
- Twankay, e.g.
- Twankay is one
- Samovar beverage
- Samovar brew
- Samovar contents
- Samovar serving
- Sussex sip
- Word with garden or party
- Weak ___
- Weak ___ (unconvincing argument)
- Twinings drink
- Twinings offering
- Twinings or Bigelow beverage
- Twinings or Celestial Seasonings product
- Twinings product
- Word with party or bag
- Word with pot or party
- Word with red or white
- Two after "sew" in a "Sound of Music" song
- Word with room or service
- Word with rose or garden
- Sweet __
- Sweet ___
- Word with service or ceremony
- Word with "service" or "ceremony"
- Word with "spoon" or "bag"
- Word with spoon or cup
- "Sweet" symbol of the South
- Word with towel or service
- Spill the __: gossip
- Spill the ___ (dish out gossip)
- Spill the ___ (gossip)
- Spill the ___ (reveal sensitive information)
- Type of bag
- Type of caddy or cup
- Sipped beverage
- Type of indoor caddy
- Type of leaf or service
- Type of party
- Type of service or caddy
- Sympathy accompanier
- "Sympathy" partner
- Sympathy partner
- Sympathy's partner?
- Sympathy's partner
- Type of spoon or cup
- Spot from a pot
- Spot from a pot?
- Spot in a pot
- Spot in front of the telly?
- Spot in the afternoon?
- Spot in the United Kingdom?
- Spot of ___
- Spot to drink
- Ubiquitous beverage
- World's most popular drink after water
- This is popular in spots
- What a caddy holds
- What a caddy may hold
- What a caddy might hold
- Sri Lanka crop
- Sri Lanka export
- Sri Lankan crop
- Sri Lankan export
- Sri Lankan product, Ceylon ...
- Taken drink
- Scone accompaniment
- Scone companion
- Scone go-with
- Scones go-with
- Scone's go-with
- Slangy drug
- Throat soother
- What "chai" means
- Sleepytime ___
- Sleepytime or gunpowder
- What fills some pots
- Tan breakfast beverage
- Yak butter ___ (traditional Tibetan drink)
- Tide-over meal
- United Kingdom brew
- Universal beverage
- What "Mama Kin" smoked, according to Aerosmith?
- What Mama Kin smoked, according to Aerosmith
- What Mama Kin smoked in Aerosmith tune
- What "Mama Kin" smoked
- Starbucks order for weird hippies
- Starbucks order
- Starbucks serves it
- What Petty is drinking in "Don't Come Around Here No More" video
- Small bag of buds that might chill you out
- Small bag of leaves
- Time in London?
- What Sherlock puts on for Moriarty, in "Sherlock"
- Yerba mate
- What some balls are filled with
- What some caddies carry
- What some caddies hold
- Tazo, e.g.
- Tazo product
- Tazo stuff
- What some urns dispense
- Tcha or Twankay
- What the Hatter and the March Hare drank
- What the Mad Hatter pours on the Dormouse to wake it up
- What the Mad Hatter served
- Start with spoons and cups?
- Stash offering
- Tisane, e.g.
- You may have a spot of it
- You might add honey to it
- What's brewing, perhaps
- You might have a ball with it
- What's found in a cozy spot?
- What's in the bag?
- Snack, afternoon ...
- Seer's leaves
- "When I Take My Sugar to __": 1931 hit
- Snapple beverage
- Snapple offering
- Yunnan or hyson
- Yunnan or Keemun, e.g.
- Steeped beverage
- Steeped brew
- Steeped drink
- Steeped stuff
- Steeper?
- Steeping stuff
- Stereotypical English drink
- Social affair
- Steward offering
- Social beverage
- Social brew
- Social cupful
- Social drink
- Social event.
- Tetley drink
- Tetley offering
- Tetley option
- Tetley product
- Tetley, Twinings, or Tazo beverage
- Social event
- Social gathering.
- Social gathering
- Social occasion
- Social service?
- Texas __: oil
- Texas __: petroleum
- Texas ___ (oil)
- Texas ___ (petroleum)
- Social type
- Social
- Society affair
- Society event
Recent Usage of Cold drink that can be served sweetened or unsweetened in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Cold drink that can be served sweetened or unsweetened" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Cold drink that can be served sweetened or unsweetened in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Daily Celebrity - Sept. 7, 2017
