Crossword Clue: In British lingo, it's stingo
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- __ nuts
- ___ mile (race that involves drinking alcohol)
- ___ pong (drinking game)
- ___ pong (keg party game)
- Bar brew
- Bar order on tap
- Bar order
- Bar pint contents
- Barley brew
- Baseball draft?
- Batter ingredient, at times
- Batter's base, maybe
- Anheuser-Busch product
- "A History of the World in Six Glasses" drink
- "Beauty is in the eye of the ___ holder": Kinky Friedman
- Belly creator, supposedly
- Belly filler
- Arena drink
- Beverage at a keg party
- Beverage from a craft brewery
- Beverage in a keg, sometimes
- Beverage on tap in a tavern
- Beverage on tap
- Beverage served by vendors at ballparks
- Beverage served on tap
- Beverage usually flavored with hops
- Beverage
- Big belly creator, supposedly
- Billy or Bud
- Billy or Bud, e.g.
- Birch or spruce drink
- Bitter brew
- Black velvet component
- A&W root ___ (soft drink)
- Blast constituent?
- Alcoholic beverage served in cans and bottles
- Alcoholic drink
- Ale
- Ale's cousin
- "All right, brain, I don't like you and you don't like me - so let's just do this and I'll get back to killing you with ___": Homer Simpson
- Bock, e.g.
- Bock or lager
- Bock or root
- Bocks or Beck's
- Boilermaker chaser
- Boilermaker component
- Boilermaker element
- Boilermaker part
- Ball game purchase, perhaps
- Ballgame beverage
- Ballpark beverage
- Ballpark brew
- Ballpark buy
- Ballpark drink
- Ballpark purchase
- Ballpark quaff
- Ballpark vendor's offering
- Ballpark vendor's wares
- Duff, in "The Simpsons"
- Duff, on "The Simpsons"
- Duff on ''The Simpsons''
- Frat party beverage
- Frat party delivery
- Frat party staple
- Frat party supply
- Free drink for a band member
- Common alcoholic beverage
- Common product in Super Bowl ads
- Common Super Bowl ad product
- "Hold my ___" (words before a foolish act)
- Frequent sportscast sponsor
- Certain draft
- Brauhaus staple
- Brew with barley
- Brew
- Brewed beverage sold at ballparks
- Brewed beverage
- Brewed stock?
- Brewery output
- Brewery product
- Brewery's beverage
- Brewpub order
- Brewpub product
- Brewpub serving
- "Brewski"
- Brewski
- Homer Simpson's favorite quaff
- Homer's order at Moe's
- Homer's usual order at Moe's
- Growler fill
- It can be drafted
- It comes to a head
- It crosses the bar
- Fermented libation
- Guinness, e.g.
- Hoppy beverage
- Hops to it?
- It has a big head and can be bitter
- It has a big head and is cold
- It has a head and body
- It has a head and hops
- It has a head but no shoulders
- It has a head
- Chaser, perhaps
- It loses its head eventually
- Gyle or mum
- Gambrinus's invention
- Brooklyn Brown, e.g.
- "Cheers" draft
- "Cheers" order
- 'Cheers' order
- "Cheers" quencher
- ''Cheers'' quencher
- 'Cheers' request
- 'Cheers' serving
- 'Cheers' supply
- It may be put in either of your mugs
- Contents of a seidel
- Contents of some kegs
- It may be tapped out
- It may come to a head
- It may have a big head
- It may have a head but not a tail
- It might be light
- Bud, e.g.
- Bud Light or Bass Ale, for example
- Bud, maybe
- Budweiser beverage
- Budweiser or Samuel Adams
- It once cost 5 cents
- It should have a head and a good body
- It ultimately loses its head
- Coors beverage
- Corona, e.g.
- Corona Extra or Coors Light
- Corona or Dos Equis
- Corona product
- Item on tap
- Happy-hour choice
- Happy-hour cold one
- Happy hour order
- It's aptly sold at Brewers games
- Harp, for one
- Harpoon, e.g.
- It's often tapped out
- It's sold in a stube
- It's the _____ out here
- Craft __
- Ginger ___
- Ginger ___.
- Ginger or root beverage
- Ginger or root follower
- "Give me a woman who loves __ and I will conquer the world" (Kaiser Wilhelm)
- Foamy beverage
- Foamy brew
- Foamy drink
- Head site
- Head-y beverage
- Headed quaff
- Canned beverage
- Heady brew
- Heady potation
- Heady stuff?
- In British lingo, it's stingo
- Heineken, e.g.
- Dos Equis, for one
- Cold draft, maybe
- Cold draft
- "Cold one"
- Cold one at a bar
- Cold one, so to speak
- Cold one
- Draft beverage
- Draft choice
- Draft drink
- Draft, e.g.
- Draft in the bar
- Draft, maybe
- Draft pick?
- Draft pick
- Case load?
- Cask contents
- Drink flavoured with hops
- Drink for Archie Bunker
- Drink for Norm Peterson
- Drink mentioned in "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk"
- Ingredient in some batters
- Drink produced by the real-life brand Heisler
- Drink served in a stein
- Drink that could be described as hoppy or malty
- Drink that Dave Barry called the "greatest invention in the history of mankind"
- Drink that includes barley and hops
- Drink that might be served in a cold mug
- Drink that sometimes comes in six-packs
- Drink that's the subject of several rules in the Code of Hammurabi
- Drink
- Malt and hops brew
- Malt brew
- Most liquid in a sake bomb
- Keg contents
- Keg filler
- Kegger quaff
- Keg's contents
- Pitcher of hoppiness?
- Pub beverage
- Pub crawl beverage
- Pub crawl drink
- Pub crawl purchase
- Pub crawl quaff
- Pub drink
- Pub offering
- Pub order
- Pub potable
- Pub pour
- Pub staple
- Where to find hops
- Vassar product
- Many a stadium concession
- Stout cousin
- Stout, for example
- Stout, lager, or porter
- Purchase in a stube
- Kind of barrel
- Kind of belly
- Kind of blast
- Shampoo type
- Kind of bust
- Kind of garden
- Kind of hall
- Pabst product
- Kind of "Run" Todd Snider goes on
- Stube offering
- Mug contents
- Mug filler
- Mugful
- Quaff for Homer
- The ideal complement for the three meals in this puzzle
- Mum, e.g.
- Kirin, e.g.
- Root ___ (soft drink)
- Root ____
- "The Mauve Decade" author
- The "one" in the phrase "draw one"
- Round part
- Round part?
- Kokanee or Canadian
- Kokanee or Moosehead
- Suds
- "Suds"
- Suds, as it were
- Suds at a stadium
- Suds in a mug
- Suds, so to speak
- Suds, to some
- Sudsy beverage on tap
- Sudsy quaff
- Kvass
- Parking lot cooler item
- "Woke up this morning and I got myself a ___"
- Part of a boilermaker
- Oktoberfest beverage
- Oktoberfest mugful
- Oktoberfest order
- Oktoberfest quaff
- Oktoberfest serving
- Lager
- Lager brew
- Lager, e.g.
- Lager or pilsner
- Rarebit ingredient
- Rathskeller quaff
- Partner of skittles
- Lone Star, e.g.
- "On tap" beverage
- "On tap" order
- Porter or pilsener
- Porter's relative
- Michelob, for example
- Microbrewery product
- One might be described as yeasty
- Might have a cold one at the show
- Miller, e.g.
- Miller, for one
- Miller Lite, for one
- Miller or Molson
- Miller product
- Miller's product
- Milwaukee brew
- Milwaukee export
- Milwaukee product
- One shouldn't have a big head
- Lunar crater
- "Mmmm, Gummi ___.": Homer
- Moe's Tavern serving
- Molson or Labatt product
- Molson or Michelob
- Libation station potation
- Major German export
- Norm's quaff
- Restaurant "garden" serving
- Product commonly advertised during football games
- Product much advertised during football games
- Picnic potation
- Order on tap
- Pilsen export
- Pilsener, e.g.
- Pilsener, for one
- Pilsner
- Pilsner or lager
- Tuborg, e.g.
- Word after "ginger" or "root"
- Theme of today's puzzle
- Super Bowl ad product
- Super Bowl party quaff
- Sierra Nevada, e.g.
- Sake
- Saloon brew
- Saloon drink
- Saloon offering
- Saloon order
- Saloon quaff
- Saloon staple
- Saloon suds
- Word with belly or blast
- Word with garden or gut
- Word with ginger or root
- Word with glasses or goggles
- Samuel Adams or Corona, for example
- Samuel Adams or Corona
- Samuel Adams product
- Singha, for one
- Swit/Torn film
- Six-pack drink
- This contains barley malt
- Tailgate party beverage
- Tailgate party essential
- Tailgating must
- This may be tapped
- "Unbreakable" singer Madison ___ whose break came when Justin Bieber tweeted a link to her YouTube video
- Schooner contents
- Schooner fill
- Schooner filler
- Skittles' associate
- Skittles' partner
- Skittles partner
- Skittles sidekick
- Stadium call
- Stadium vendor's offering
- Stadium-vendor's supply
- Stadium vendor's supply
- Tall one or cold one
- Tall order?
- Tankard fill
- Tankard filler
- Tankardful
- Tap output
- Tap serving
- Tap tap
- Tapped beverage
- Tapped brew
- What Miller and Coors produce
- Tavern beverage
- Tavern brew
- Tavern item
- Tavern mugful
- Tavern offering
- Tavern order
- Tavern quaff
- Tavern request
- Tavern serving
- Tavern staple
- You cant be a real country unless you have a ___ and an airline: Frank Zappa
- Secretary of ___ (cabinet position that a 2007 Chicago Tribune article stated that President Madison tried to create in 1809)
- Toby Keith "___ for My Horses"
- Stein beverage
- Stein filler
- Toga party supply
- Zymurgist's interest
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- Washington Post - July 6, 2008
