1 |
'-- for Two' |
2 |
-- Party |
3 |
1773 Boston Harbor jetsam |
4 |
1773 jetsam in Boston Harbor |
5 |
1773 jetsam |
6 |
4 o'clock affair |
7 |
4 o'clock refreshment |
8 |
4 p.m. drink |
9 |
4 p.m., in Kent |
10 |
4 p.m. refreshment, perhaps |
11 |
4 p.m. social |
12 |
4:00 affair |
13 |
4:00 drink |
14 |
4:00 event, in London |
15 |
4:00 function |
16 |
4:00 gathering |
17 |
4:00 get-together, in London |
18 |
4:00, in Kent |
19 |
4:00 London social |
20 |
4:00 social |
21 |
__ bag |
22 |
__ leaf |
23 |
__ leaves |
24 |
__ party |
25 |
__ service |
26 |
__ set |
27 |
___ Act (British measure of 1773) |
28 |
"___ and Sympathy," 1953 hit |
29 |
"___ and Sympathy," Anderson play |
30 |
___ and Sympathy (Robert Anderson play) |
31 |
"___ and Sympathy" |
32 |
___ caddy |
33 |
___ cozy |
34 |
"___, Earl Grey, hot" (Captain Picard's drink request) |
35 |
"___ for Two" |
36 |
___ Party (modern political group) |
37 |
___ Party movement |
38 |
___ Party Nation |
39 |
___ party |
40 |
___ rose. |
41 |
___ rose |
42 |
___ towel |
43 |
An indispensable ingredient in the elixir of life, per Lao-tzu |
44 |
An infusion |
45 |
"___ with Mussolini" (1999 film) |
46 |
"___ With Mussolini" (Zeffirelli film) |
47 |
____ as it should be! |
48 |
____ as it should be |
49 |
____ bag |
50 |
____ cozy |
51 |
____ Creek, Saskatchewan |
52 |
"____ for Two" |
53 |
____ For Two |
54 |
____ party |
55 |
_____ service |
56 |
Bath dweller's afternoon refreshment |
57 |
"____as it should be" |
58 |
___as it should be! |
59 |
A caddy may hold it |
60 |
A caddy might hold it |
61 |
A cozy drink? |
62 |
A cuppa |
63 |
"Be more ___" (Lipton slogan) |
64 |
A perk-me-up? |
65 |
A social |
66 |
A&P's original business |
67 |
Apt brew for a golfer? |
68 |
AriZona offering |
69 |
AriZona or Lipton beverage |
70 |
Arnold Palmer half |
71 |
Between-meals reception |
72 |
Beverage at The Plaza |
73 |
Beverage brewed from a bag |
74 |
Beverage brewed from bags |
75 |
Beverage brewed in a bag |
76 |
Beverage brewed in a kettle |
77 |
Beverage brewed in a pot |
78 |
Beverage brewed in bags |
79 |
Beverage choice |
80 |
Beverage for a genteel affair, e.g. |
81 |
Beverage for two |
82 |
Beverage "for two" |
83 |
Beverage for two? |
84 |
Beverage for Wallace and Gromit |
85 |
Beverage in a caterer's urn |
86 |
Beverage in a ceremony |
87 |
Beverage in which opium can be brewed |
88 |
Beverage leaves |
89 |
Beverage made by AriZona |
90 |
Beverage made by Snapple |
91 |
Beverage made from bags |
92 |
Beverage made of dried leaves |
93 |
Beverage often served with lemon |
94 |
Beverage often served with sugar or lemon |
95 |
Beverage order |
96 |
Beverage served hot or cold |
97 |
Beverage served in "spots" |
98 |
Beverage served in spots |
99 |
Beverage served with crumpets |
100 |
Beverage sometimes served with crumpets |
101 |
Beverage that comes in black and green varieties |
102 |
Beverage that goes well with scones and finger sandwiches |
103 |
Beverage that may be iced or spiced |
104 |
Beverage that may be served hot or iced |
105 |
Beverage that might be steeped |
106 |
Beverage that's brewed in bags |
107 |
Beverage that's often in a kettle or pot |
108 |
Beverage that's popular in England |
109 |
Beverage that's steeped |
110 |
Beverage with a scone |
111 |
Beverage with crumpets |
112 |
Beverage with dim sum |
113 |
Beverage with scones |
114 |
Beverage |
115 |
Asian export |
116 |
Actress Leoni of "Madam Secretary" |
117 |
Actress Leoni |
118 |
Assam, e.g. |
119 |
Assam export |
120 |
Assam, for one |
121 |
Assam or Darjeeling, for example |
122 |
Assam or twankay |
123 |
Assam specialty |
124 |
Big Chinese export |
125 |
Big export from Sri Lanka |
126 |
Big export of Sri Lanka |
127 |
Bigelow beverage |
128 |
Bigelow offering |
129 |
Bigelow product |
130 |
Bigelow's Sweet Dreams, e.g. |
131 |
Aerosmith lyric "Sleeping late and smoking ___" |
132 |
Aerosmith "Sleeping late and smoking ___" |
133 |
Austin Powers band Ming ___ |
134 |
After-dinner beverage |
135 |
After-dinner drink |
136 |
After-dinner offering |
137 |
After-dinner option |
138 |
After-dinner order |
139 |
After-dinner serving |
140 |
Afternoon __ |
141 |
Afternoon affair. |
142 |
Afternoon affair |
143 |
Afternoon beverage |
144 |
Afternoon break |
145 |
Afternoon brew |
146 |
Afternoon cup |
147 |
Afternoon cupful, say |
148 |
Afternoon drink, for many |
149 |
Afternoon drink, for some |
150 |
Afternoon drink |
151 |
Afternoon event in Chelsea |
152 |
Afternoon event |
153 |
Afternoon gathering |
154 |
Afternoon get-together |
155 |
Afternoon meal, across the pond |
156 |
Afternoon meal in England |
157 |
Afternoon meal |
158 |
Afternoon party |
159 |
Afternoon potful |
160 |
Afternoon pouring |
161 |
Afternoon quaff |
162 |
Afternoon reception |
163 |
Afternoon refreshment |
164 |
Afternoon repast |
165 |
Afternoon ritual |
166 |
Afternoon service |
167 |
Afternoon serving |
168 |
Afternoon social event |
169 |
Afternoon social gathering |
170 |
Afternoon social |
171 |
Black __ |
172 |
Black brew |
173 |
Black or green beverage |
174 |
Black or green cupful |
175 |
Black or green drink |
176 |
Black or green stuff |
177 |
Black or green |
178 |
Black or white drink |
179 |
Black, red or green drink |
180 |
Black, white or (Earl) Grey, e.g. |
181 |
Blackpool break |
182 |
Bled for a social affair, perhaps |
183 |
Blue mountain ___ (goldenrod) |
184 |
"Alice in Wonderland" beverage |
185 |
"Alice in Wonderland" party drink |
186 |
Alice's party |
187 |
All the ____ in China |
188 |
Bag contents, often |
189 |
Bag contents |
190 |
Bag of leaves, perhaps |
191 |
Bag pulled out for breakfast |
192 |
Bag purposely dropped in water |
193 |
Bagful in the pantry |
194 |
Bagged beverage |
195 |
Bagged brew |
196 |
Bagged leaves |
197 |
Bagged leaves? |
198 |
Bagged stuff at the supermarket |
199 |
Bags in a grocery bag |
200 |
Bohea, e.g. |
201 |
Bohea or bancha |
202 |
Bohea or congou |
203 |
Bohea or jasmine |
204 |
Bohea or oolong |
205 |
Bohea |
206 |
Alternative to coffee or milk |
207 |
Alternative to coffee |
208 |
Bancha is one |
209 |
Bancha or Dimbula |
210 |
Bangladesh export |
211 |
Famed cargo of Boston |
212 |
Instant ___ |
213 |
Cause of a brewed awakening? |
214 |
Cause of a restaurant stir? |
215 |
Boston __ Party |
216 |
Boston ___ Party |
217 |
Boston ____ Party |
218 |
Boston brew? |
219 |
Boston castoff |
220 |
Boston Harbor drink? |
221 |
Boston Harbor jetsam of 1773 |
222 |
Boston Harbor jetsam |
223 |
Boston jetsam: 1773 |
224 |
Boston jetsam: Dec. 16, 1773 |
225 |
Boston jetsam |
226 |
Boston -- Party |
227 |
Coming-out party |
228 |
Famous party |
229 |
Historic Boston Harbor flotsam |
230 |
Historic Boston jetsam |
231 |
Historic jetsam |
232 |
Historical Boston drink |
233 |
Grass |
234 |
Common beverage |
235 |
Celestial Seasonings beverage |
236 |
Celestial Seasonings offering |
237 |
Celestial Seasonings product |
238 |
Common British drink |
239 |
Common drink |
240 |
Common hot beverage |
241 |
Common hot or iced drink |
242 |
Common make-believe drink |
243 |
Dynamite e.g. |
244 |
Common potable |
245 |
Common U.K. brew |
246 |
Earl Grey beverage |
247 |
Earl Grey, e.g. |
248 |
Earl Grey, for example |
249 |
Earl Grey, for one |
250 |
Earl Grey is a variety of it |
251 |
Earl Grey is one |
252 |
Earl Grey or Darjeeling |
253 |
Earl Grey or English Breakfast, for example |
254 |
Earl Grey or jasmine |
255 |
Earl Grey or oolong, for example |
256 |
Earl Grey or oolong |
257 |
Earl Grey or Orange Pekoe |
258 |
Earl Grey or pekoe, for example |
259 |
Earl Grey or pekoe |
260 |
Earl Grey, say |
261 |
Earl Grey? |
262 |
Earl or Lady Grey |
263 |
Companion of crumpets |
264 |
Green beverage |
265 |
Green brew |
266 |
Green, for one |
267 |
"Green" or "black" beverage |
268 |
Green or black brew |
269 |
Green or black drink |
270 |
Green or black |
271 |
Green or sassafras |
272 |
"Green" refreshment |
273 |
Iroh's favorite drink |
274 |
Break during a cricket match |
275 |
Home brew |
276 |
Break fluid? |
277 |
Break in England |
278 |
Break in London |
279 |
Breakfast brew |
280 |
Breakfast cupful |
281 |
Breakfast drink |
282 |
Breakfast spot? |
283 |
"Eat Drink Man Woman" drink |
284 |
Ceylon black, e.g. |
285 |
Ceylon export |
286 |
Ceylon product. |
287 |
Ceylon shipment |
288 |
Cha chaan teng drink |
289 |
Cha or bohea |
290 |
Cha |
291 |
Brew for breakfast |
292 |
Brew in a bag |
293 |
Brew popular in Britain |
294 |
Brew that might be black or green |
295 |
Chai ___ |
296 |
Chai, e.g. |
297 |
Chai or chamomile |
298 |
Chai or Earl Grey, for example |
299 |
Chai or Earl Grey |
300 |
Chai or pekoe |
301 |
Chai |
302 |
Brew |
303 |
Brewed beverage |
304 |
Brewed Chinese drink |
305 |
Brewed concoction |
306 |
Brewed cupful |
307 |
Brewed drink (found in all four long answers) |
308 |
Brewed drink served hot or cold |
309 |
Brewed drink |
310 |
Brewed Lipton beverage |
311 |
Brewed quaff |
312 |
Brewed soother |
313 |
Brewer's brew |
314 |
Chamomile beverage |
315 |
Chamomile concoction |
316 |
Chamomile, for one |
317 |
It can be black or green |
318 |
It can be for two or for the Tillerman |
319 |
It can be green or black |
320 |
It can be green, red or yellow |
321 |
It can be iced or spiced |
322 |
Brighton break |
323 |
Brighton brew |
324 |
It can be sipped or spilled |
325 |
Chanoyu drink |
326 |
Chanoyu ritual drink |
327 |
It comes in a bag, often |
328 |
It comes in bags, often |
329 |
It comes in bags |
330 |
It comes in black, white, green and red varieties |
331 |
It comes in paper bags. |
332 |
It could be high or cream |
333 |
Brit brew |
334 |
Britain's ___ Act of 1773 |
335 |
British beverage |
336 |
British break |
337 |
British brew |
338 |
British collation |
339 |
British East India Co. monopoly |
340 |
British East India Company product |
341 |
Congou |
342 |
Congou, e.g. |
343 |
Congou, for example |
344 |
Congou or cachar |
345 |
Congou or souchong |
346 |
Congou or sunglo |
347 |
British hot beverage |
348 |
British import |
349 |
It gets hot in a bag |
350 |
It gets into hot water |
351 |
British meal |
352 |
It goes with crumpets |
353 |
British ritual |
354 |
British time |
355 |
British worker's "cuppa char" |
356 |
Brit's afternoon beverage |
357 |
Brit's beverage |
358 |
Brit's break |
359 |
Brit's brew |
360 |
Brit's "cuppa" |
361 |
Gunpowder, e.g. |
362 |
Gunpowder, for one |
363 |
Gunpowder is a type of it |
364 |
Gunpowder or hyson |
365 |
Gunpowder or oolong |
366 |
Gunpowder or Twankay |
367 |
Brit's hot beverage |
368 |
It is popular in spots |
369 |
Constant Comment, e.g. |
370 |
It may be bagged |
371 |
It may be black or green |
372 |
It may be brewing |
373 |
It may be drunk at 4:00 |
374 |
Hot beverage |
375 |
Hot beverage popular in England |
376 |
Hot beverage that's popular in England |
377 |
Hot brew |
378 |
Hot brewed beverage |
379 |
It may be for two |
380 |
Hot cupful |
381 |
Hot cuppa |
382 |
Hot drink made from leaves |
383 |
Hot drink often consumed in the afternoon |
384 |
Hot drink with less caffeine than coffee |
385 |
Hot drink |
386 |
It may be green or black |
387 |
Hot herbal drink |
388 |
It may be herbal |
389 |
It may be high in the afternoon |
390 |
It may be iced in warm weather |
391 |
It may be iced or spiced |
392 |
It may be iced when it's warm outside |
393 |
It may be iced |
394 |
It may be in the bag |
395 |
Hot or iced brew |
396 |
"Hot" or "iced" drink |
397 |
Hot or iced drink |
398 |
Hot pot contents |
399 |
Hot potful |
400 |
Hot spot? |
401 |
Hot spot, in lunch counter lingo |
402 |
Hot stuff at a party |
403 |
Elevenses drink |
404 |
Elevenses in Elstree |
405 |
Elevenses, in England |
406 |
Elevenses in London |
407 |
Elevenses quaff |
408 |
Hot winter drink |
409 |
Contents of an infuser |
410 |
It may be served in spots |
411 |
Contents of some bags |
412 |
It may be served with crumpets |
413 |
Contents of some chests |
414 |
Contents of some hot pots |
415 |
Contents of some small bags |
416 |
It may be spiced |
417 |
It may be sun-brewed |
418 |
It may be taken in a parlor |
419 |
It may be taken in spots |
420 |
It may be taken in the afternoon |
421 |
It may come hot or iced |
422 |
It may come in loose-leaf form |
423 |
It may come in spots |
424 |
Devonshire drink |
425 |
It may require a cart and a caddy |
426 |
Bubble ___ |
427 |
Garden party, maybe |
428 |
It might be in the bag |
429 |
It might be unsweetened |
430 |
Buddy Guy drinks it "Sweet" |
431 |
Buddy Guy "Sweet ___" |
432 |
Chief agricultural export of Kenya |
433 |
Gathering that may involve a wagon |
434 |
It was once harbored in Boston |
435 |
It was once harbored in Boston? |
436 |
It was thrown into the harbor in a 1773 "party" |
437 |
China : cha :: U.S. : __ |
438 |
Chinese beverage |
439 |
Chinese brew |
440 |
Chinese drink |
441 |
Chinese export |
442 |
Chinese green, e.g. |
443 |
Chinese restaurant beverage |
444 |
Chinese restaurant drink |
445 |
Chinese restaurant freebie |
446 |
Chinese restaurant quaff |
447 |
Dim sum accompaniment |
448 |
Dim sum beverage |
449 |
Dim sum go-with |
450 |
Hunan or dynamite |
451 |
Chow mein chaser |
452 |
Genteel affair |
453 |
Genteel event |
454 |
Genteel gathering |
455 |
Christine O'Donnell's party? |
456 |
It's bagged at the market |
457 |
It's bagged in the grocery store |
458 |
It's bagged in the market |
459 |
It's bagged in the supermarket, often |
460 |
It's bagged in the supermarket |
461 |
Its bubble variety includes tapioca balls |
462 |
Hyson, e.g. |
463 |
Hyson, for one |
464 |
Hyson is one |
465 |
Hyson or Assam |
466 |
Hyson or bohea |
467 |
Hyson or kat |
468 |
Hyson or oolong |
469 |
Hyson or oopak |
470 |
Hyson or souchong |
471 |
Hyson |
472 |
It's effective when it gets in hot water |
473 |
England first bagged it in 1953 |
474 |
English afternoon spot |
475 |
English break |
476 |
English breakfast __ |
477 |
English breakfast, e.g. |
478 |
English Breakfast, for example |
479 |
English Breakfast, for one |
480 |
English Breakfast or Earl Grey, for example |
481 |
English Breakfast or Orange Pekoe |
482 |
English brew |
483 |
Butterfly's beverage |
484 |
English cuppa |
485 |
English custom. |
486 |
It's for two, in song |
487 |
Buy it by the bagful |
488 |
English or Irish Breakfast |
489 |
English repast |
490 |
English ritual |
491 |
It's hot in a pot |
492 |
Englishman's char |
493 |
It's in the bag |
494 |
It's measured in spots? |
495 |
It's nice when it's iced |
496 |
"It's not my cup of ___" |
497 |
It's often for two |
498 |
It's often iced in summer |
499 |
Hatter affair |
500 |
Cachar, e.g. |
501 |
Cachar on congou |
502 |
Caddies carry it |
503 |
Caddy choice |
504 |
Caddy content |
505 |
Caddy contents, perhaps |
506 |
Caddy contents, sometimes |
507 |
Caddy contents |
508 |
Caddy drink |
509 |
Caddy option |
510 |
Caddy quaff |
511 |
Caddy's contents |
512 |
Caddy's holding |
513 |
It's purchased by the bagful |
514 |
Coventry cupful |
515 |
Iced ___. |
516 |
Iced ___ (Snapple product) |
517 |
Iced ___ |
518 |
Iced ____ |
519 |
Iced beverage that is sometimes served sweetened |
520 |
"Iced" drink |
521 |
Iced drink |
522 |
Iced or spiced beverage |
523 |
Iced or spiced item |
524 |
It's served in British cinemas. |
525 |
It's served in spots |
526 |
Caffeinated beverage |
527 |
Caffeinated brew, often |
528 |
Caffeinated brew |
529 |
Caffeinated drink |
530 |
Caffeine provider |
531 |
Caffeine source |
532 |
It's steeped in tradition |
533 |
It's taken in spots |
534 |
Its taxation was protested in 1773 |
535 |
Cozy cupful |
536 |
Cozy do |
537 |
Cozy drink? |
538 |
Cozy intro? |
539 |
Djarling or Pekoe |
540 |
Flavorer of a delicious water soup |
541 |
Gift from the Orient. |
542 |
Flight attendant's offering |
543 |
Ginseng for one |
544 |
Cambric ___ (hot drink) |
545 |
Espresso alternative |
546 |
Camellia sinensis product |
547 |
Cricket drink |
548 |
Japanese ceremonial brew |
549 |
Japanese ceremonial drink |
550 |
Japanese drink |
551 |
Japanese ritual, ... ceremony |
552 |
Jasmine, e.g. |
553 |
Jasmine, for one |
554 |
Jasmine is one |
555 |
Jasmine or Monk's Blend |
556 |
Jasmine or twankay |
557 |
Important Kenya export |
558 |
Event at which some people wear gloves |
559 |
Focus of a 1773 party |
560 |
Focus of a Japanese ceremony |
561 |
Event with crumpets |
562 |
Healthful quaff |
563 |
Follower of "Chai" or "Thai" |
564 |
Don Meredith's quaff |
565 |
Crumpet accompanier |
566 |
Crumpet accompaniment |
567 |
Crumpet chaser. |
568 |
Crumpet chaser |
569 |
Crumpet companion |
570 |
Crumpets accompaniment |
571 |
Crumpets' colleague |
572 |
Crumpets companion |
573 |
Crumpet's go-with |
574 |
Crumpets' go-with |
575 |
Crumpets go-with |
576 |
Crumpets might accompany it |
577 |
Crumpets' partner |
578 |
Crumpets partner |
579 |
Jetsam for Sam Adams's men |
580 |
Jetsam of 1773 |
581 |
Jetsam of Dec. 16, 1773 |
582 |
In-flight drink option |
583 |
Captain Picard's drink of choice |
584 |
Dorset drink |
585 |
Cup with crumpets |
586 |
Cupful at a Chinese restaurant |
587 |
Cupful in a Japanese ceremony |
588 |
Cupful served with crumpets |
589 |
Cuppa contents |
590 |
Cuppa |
591 |
Cups' contents, perhaps |
592 |
Coffee alternative |
593 |
"Coffee or ___?" |
594 |
"Coffee, --- or me?" |
595 |
Coffee shop offering |
596 |
Coffee's alternative |
597 |
Coffee's rival |
598 |
"Downton Abbey" drink |
599 |
Downton Abbey meal |
600 |
Indian export |
601 |
Herb |
602 |
Herb __ |
603 |
Herb or mint |
604 |
Herbal __ |
605 |
Herbal ___ (hot beverage) |
606 |
Herbal ___ |
607 |
Herbal ____ |
608 |
Herbal beverage |
609 |
Herbal brew, at times |
610 |
Herbal brew |
611 |
Herbal concoction |
612 |
Herbal drink |
613 |
Herbal hot drink |
614 |
Export from Calcutta |
615 |
Export from Malawi |
616 |
Export of India |
617 |
Herbal quaff |
618 |
Herbal remedy |
619 |
Herbal soother |
620 |
Cold drink that can be served sweetened or unsweetened |
621 |
Carpet stain removable with vinegar |
622 |
Drawing room event |
623 |
Good source of antioxidants |
624 |
High __ |
625 |
High ___ |
626 |
Dainty beverage |
627 |
''High'' beverage |
628 |
"High" drink |
629 |
Colonial castoff |
630 |
Colonial taxable |
631 |
Drink accompanying dim sum |
632 |
Drink available in black, white, green and red |
633 |
Infused beverage |
634 |
Infused concoction |
635 |
Infuser contents |
636 |
Drink brewed from leaves |
637 |
Drink brewed in a kettle |
638 |
Drink brewed in a pot |
639 |
Drink brewed in the sun, at times |
640 |
Drink for caddies |
641 |
Drink "for two" |
642 |
Drink from a bag |
643 |
Drink from a kettle |
644 |
Drink from a pot |
645 |
Drink from leaves |
646 |
Drink from Tazo |
647 |
Drink in a ceremony |
648 |
Drink in a cup |
649 |
Drink in a pot |
650 |
Drink in a small cup |
651 |
Drink in Boston Harbor? |
652 |
Drink in England |
653 |
Drink in the afternoon |
654 |
Drink infused in Chinese culture |
655 |
Drink made by brewing leaves |
656 |
Drink made by Tetley |
657 |
Drink — meal |
658 |
Drink of Japanese ceremonies |
659 |
Drink offered by a caddy |
660 |
Drink offered to Alice |
661 |
Drink often iced |
662 |
Drink often served with a lemon wedge |
663 |
Drink often served with scones |
664 |
Drink served at pho restaurants |
665 |
Drink served by the Mad Hatter |
666 |
Drink served hot or cold |
667 |
Drink served hot or iced |
668 |
Drink served in mid-afternoon in England |
669 |
Drink served in pouches |
670 |
Drink served in "spots" |
671 |
Drink served in spots? |
672 |
Drink served in the afternoon in England |
673 |
High or iced |
674 |
Drink served with crumpets |
675 |
Drink served with scones |
676 |
Drink served with sushi |
677 |
Drink such as salabat |
678 |
Drink that can be served hot or iced |
679 |
Drink that may be accompanied by scones |
680 |
Drink that may be "green" or "black" |
681 |
Drink that might be full of bubbles |
682 |
Drink that might be "herbal" |
683 |
Drink that typically contains caffeine |
684 |
Drink that's brewed from leaves |
685 |
Drink that's brewed |
686 |
Drink that's often iced |
687 |
Drink that's sometimes served with crumpets |
688 |
Drink that's steeped in a bag |
689 |
Drink that's steeped |
690 |
Drink that's usually caffeinated |
691 |
Drink with a bag |
692 |
Drink with a scone |
693 |
Drink with a string in it, perhaps |
694 |
Drink with crumpets |
695 |
Drink with dim sum |
696 |
Drink with its own character in the Chinese alphabet |
697 |
Drink with jam and bread, in song |
698 |
Drink with one lump or two |
699 |
Drink with scones |
700 |
Colorant for faux-antique paper |
701 |
Drink |
702 |
High time in Hampshire? |
703 |
Fortuneteller's leaves |
704 |
Four o'clock drink |
705 |
Four O'Clock is a brand of it |
706 |
Four o'clock serving, perhaps |
707 |
Gowiddie, e.g. |
708 |
Gowiddie is one |
709 |
Four p.m. affair |
710 |
Four spot? |
711 |
"Pink" drink |
712 |
Pinky-out drink |
713 |
Thai restaurant cup |
714 |
Thai restaurant freebie |
715 |
Original cargo of the Cutty Sark |
716 |
Keemun or Lap Sang |
717 |
Soho drink |
718 |
Soho social event |
719 |
Soho social |
720 |
Service beverage |
721 |
Service offering |
722 |
Service staple |
723 |
Serving at a Chinese restaurant |
724 |
Serving from a trolley |
725 |
Serving in Japanese ceremonies |
726 |
Kencha or Kukicha |
727 |
Kenyan export |
728 |
Kettle contents |
729 |
Kettle filler |
730 |
White-flowered evergreen plant. |
731 |
White-glove affair |
732 |
White-gloves affair |
733 |
The Boston ___ Party |
734 |
Robert Andersons ___ and Sympathy |
735 |
The British often take it |
736 |
March Hare's beverage |
737 |
March Hare's brew |
738 |
March Hare's offering to Alice |
739 |
March Hare's offering |
740 |
March Hare's serving |
741 |
Kind of bag |
742 |
Kind of bag for leaves? |
743 |
Kind of bag or ball |
744 |
Some like it hot |
745 |
Kind of cart |
746 |
Marijuana, in older slang |
747 |
Kind of cozy? |
748 |
Kind of cozy |
749 |
Kind of cup or bag |
750 |
Kind of dance or party |
751 |
Kind of garden |
752 |
The East India Company traded in it |
753 |
"The elixir of life," to Lao-tzu |
754 |
Kind of modern-day "parties" |
755 |
Kind of party for Glenn Beck? |
756 |
Kind of party given by Sam Adams et al. |
757 |
Ms. Leoni |
758 |
Kind of room or time |
759 |
Kind of rose or party |
760 |
Traditional beverage |
761 |
Some submerged leaves |
762 |
Kind of service |
763 |
Plantation product |
764 |
Kind of table or wagon |
765 |
Vietnamese export |
766 |
Kind of tray |
767 |
Kind of wagon or pot |
768 |
Stuff in a ball |
769 |
Wimbledon quaff |
770 |
Wimbledon service? |
771 |
Occasion for sandwiches |
772 |
Occasion for two |
773 |
Quaint get-together |
774 |
King Diamond song about Earl Grey? |
775 |
Something bagged in the pantry |
776 |
Something brewing |
777 |
Something brewing? |
778 |
Something enjoyed during elevenses |
779 |
Something for two |
780 |
The Kinks "Have a Cuppa ___" |
781 |
Something overthrown shortly before the American Revolution |
782 |
Something served with scones |
783 |
Something sipped with a scone |
784 |
Something steeped |
785 |
Kinks "Have a Cuppa ___" |
786 |
Rooibos, e.g. |
787 |
Rooibos, for one |
788 |
Subject of a 1773 Act of Parliament |
789 |
Subject of a controversial tax, once |
790 |
Something to take in the afternoon |
791 |
Something to take in the parlor |
792 |
The Mad Hatter's beverage |
793 |
The Mad Hatter's drink |
794 |
Matcha, e.g. |
795 |
Maté , for example |
796 |
The March Hare's brew |
797 |
Shipment from China |
798 |
Submerged leaves |
799 |
Winter warmer upper |
800 |
P.M. refreshment |
801 |
With 76D, "Spanglish" star |
802 |
The Queen's afternoon meal |
803 |
Souchong, e.g. |
804 |
Souchong, for one |
805 |
Souchong is one |
806 |
Souchong or hyson |
807 |
Souchong |
808 |
Meal that might include cucumber sandwiches |
809 |
Meal |
810 |
Lipton beverage |
811 |
Lipton brew |
812 |
Lipton drink |
813 |
Lipton offering |
814 |
Lipton option |
815 |
Lipton or Snapple beverage |
816 |
Lipton or Tetley product |
817 |
Lipton product |
818 |
Lipton, Tetley, or Snapple product |
819 |
Lipton's line |
820 |
Mythical Irish queen |
821 |
Rugby ritual |
822 |
Parlor drink |
823 |
The supermarket has bags and bags of it |
824 |
Labrador _____ |
825 |
Part of a baby bottle |
826 |
Literary collation. |
827 |
Part of a dim sum meal |
828 |
The Twinings shop at 216 Strand in London, e.g. |
829 |
Women's club event |
830 |
Wonderland beverage |
831 |
Wonderland drink |
832 |
Wonderland party |
833 |
Wonderland quaff |
834 |
Wonderland serving |
835 |
Wonderland spot |
836 |
Old-fashioned cold remedy |
837 |
Nanny ___ (folk remedy of sheep manure in hot water) |
838 |
Part of a Victorian social schedule |
839 |
Popular brew |
840 |
Lapsang souchong, e.g. |
841 |
Lapsang souchong, for example |
842 |
Lapsang souchong |
843 |
Partner of sympathy |
844 |
London brew |
845 |
London "cuppa" |
846 |
London spot? |
847 |
Party drink? |
848 |
Party drink |
849 |
Party for Palin |
850 |
Party quaff? |
851 |
Party serving |
852 |
Party still celebrated in Boston |
853 |
"Party" that's mad at the government |
854 |
Long Island drink |
855 |
Long Island Iced __: cocktail |
856 |
Long Island iced ___ (alcoholic drink) |
857 |
Long Island Iced ___ |
858 |
Long Island iced cocktail |
859 |
Long Island iced stuff |
860 |
Reason for a service break at Wimbledon? |
861 |
Pot brew |
862 |
Pot contents |
863 |
Pot fill |
864 |
Pot leaves? |
865 |
Pot leaves |
866 |
Pot product |
867 |
Pot stuff |
868 |
Pot substance |
869 |
Potable |
870 |
Paul McCartney "English ___" |
871 |
Reception |
872 |
Reception with scones |
873 |
Mid-afternoon drink |
874 |
Loose-leaf ___ |
875 |
Loose leaf product, at times |
876 |
Loose-leaf purchase |
877 |
"Loose" product in a pantry |
878 |
Midafternoon beverage in England |
879 |
Midafternoon drink, for many |
880 |
Midafternoon drink in England |
881 |
Midafternoon drink in London |
882 |
Midafternoon repast |
883 |
Midafternoon snack in England |
884 |
Midafternoon social |
885 |
Midday quaff |
886 |
Potted plant? |
887 |
One may be high at 5:00 |
888 |
One may be high at four |
889 |
Red or black drink |
890 |
Red Rose beverage |
891 |
Red Rose, e.g. |
892 |
Red Rose, for one |
893 |
Red Rose or Earl Grey |
894 |
Red Rose or Oolong |
895 |
Leaf beverage |
896 |
Leafy beverage |
897 |
Reefer, in slang |
898 |
Preceder of caddy or cup |
899 |
Pekoe |
900 |
Pekoe, e.g. |
901 |
Pekoe, for example |
902 |
Pekoe, for instance |
903 |
Pekoe for one |
904 |
Pekoe, for one |
905 |
Pekoe or Assam |
906 |
Pekoe or Darjeeling |
907 |
Pekoe or Djarling |
908 |
Pekoe or Earl Grey, for example |
909 |
Pekoe or green |
910 |
Pekoe or hyson, e.g. |
911 |
Pekoe or hyson |
912 |
Pekoe or oolong |
913 |
Pekoe purchase |
914 |
Pekoe,for one |
915 |
New York's Russian ___ Room |
916 |
Refreshment for Jane Marple |
917 |
Leaves after dinner? |
918 |
Leaves at 4:00? |
919 |
Leaves at Starbucks? |
920 |
Leaves before paying the check? |
921 |
Leaves for a break? |
922 |
Leaves for a Chinese dinner |
923 |
Leaves for a drink |
924 |
Leaves for a drink from a bag? |
925 |
Leaves for a drink? |
926 |
Leaves for a party? |
927 |
Leaves for a spot |
928 |
Leaves for brewing |
929 |
Leaves for socials? |
930 |
Leaves for the afternoon? |
931 |
Leaves for the diner |
932 |
Leaves for the future? |
933 |
Leaves from China, often |
934 |
Leaves from Sri Lanka |
935 |
Leaves held in the bag |
936 |
Leaves in a bag |
937 |
Leaves in a ball, say |
938 |
Leaves in a box? |
939 |
Leaves in a cup |
940 |
Leaves in a pantry |
941 |
Leaves in a small bag? |
942 |
Leaves in bags |
943 |
Leaves in cups |
944 |
Leaves in hot water? |
945 |
Leaves in hot water |
946 |
Leaves in the afternoon |
947 |
Leaves in the afternoon? |
948 |
Leaves in the bag? |
949 |
Leaves in the bag |
950 |
Leaves in the cup |
951 |
Leaves in the pantry |
952 |
Leaves in the pot? |
953 |
Leaves in the pot |
954 |
Leaves in the water? |
955 |
Leaves in water? |
956 |
Mini meal |
957 |
Leaves on a trolley, say |
958 |
Leaves to steep |
959 |
Leaves underwater? |
960 |
Leaves with a caddy? |
961 |
Leaves with biscuits, say? |
962 |
Leaves with dessert? |
963 |
People often strain to make it |
964 |
Mint __ |
965 |
One way to take opium |
966 |
Lemon ___ |
967 |
Nirvana "Sit and drink pennyroyal __" © 2010 Todd Santos Written By: Todd Santos |
968 |
Nirvana's is "Pennyroyal" |
969 |
Leoni of "Tower Heist" |
970 |
Mad ___ Party (Disneyland ride) |
971 |
Mad ___-party (event attended by Alice and the March Hare) |
972 |
Mad Hatter affair |
973 |
Mad Hatter's beverage |
974 |
Mad Hatter's brew |
975 |
Mad Hatter's cupful |
976 |
Mad Hatter's drink |
977 |
Mad Hatter's offering |
978 |
Mad Hatter's party drink |
979 |
Mad Hatter's quaff |
980 |
Mad Hatter's serving |
981 |
"Madam Secretary" star Leoni |
982 |
No-calorie drink |
983 |
Pretenders "I'm convenient and I make good ___" |
984 |
Repast |
985 |
Nonalcoholic brew |
986 |
Noncocktail party |
987 |
PG Tips product |
988 |
Oolong. |
989 |
Oolong, e.g. |
990 |
Oolong, for example |
991 |
Oolong, for instance |
992 |
Oolong, for one |
993 |
Oolong or bohea |
994 |
Oolong or chamomile, for example |
995 |
Oolong or darjeeling |
996 |
Oolong or Earl Grey beverage |
997 |
Oolong or Earl Grey, for example |
998 |
Oolong or Earl Grey |
999 |
Oolong or gunpowder |
1000 |
Oolong or pekoe |
1001 |
Oolong or souchong |
1002 |
Oolong |
1003 |
Oopak is one |
1004 |
Oopak or hyson |
1005 |
Major Indian export |
1006 |
Major Kenyan export |
1007 |
Major Sri Lankan export |
1008 |
Light afternoon meal |
1009 |
Light meal, in London |
1010 |
Light snack |
1011 |
Product broken before bagging |
1012 |
Product of Ceylon. |
1013 |
Product once harbored in Boston? |
1014 |
Product that's often oxidized |
1015 |
Piccadilly square? |
1016 |
Pick-me-up cupful |
1017 |
Picker-upper |
1018 |
Orange pekoe, e.g. |
1019 |
Orange pekoe, for example |
1020 |
Orange pekoe, for instance |
1021 |
Orange pekoe, for one |
1022 |
Orange pekoe or darjeeling, for example |
1023 |
Orange Pekoe or English Breakfast |
1024 |
Orange Pekoe or Red Rose |
1025 |
Orange pekoe |
1026 |
"Not for all the ___ in China!" |
1027 |
Revolutionary party jetsam |
1028 |
Source of caffeine |
1029 |
Russians call it "chai" |
1030 |
Word after beef or cream |
1031 |
Word after "black" or "bubble" |
1032 |
Sunglo, e.g. |
1033 |
Word after green or gunpowder |
1034 |
Word after high or before dance |
1035 |
Word before caddy or bag |
1036 |
Word before garden or party |
1037 |
Word before party or ball |
1038 |
Word before rose |
1039 |
Word before set or service |
1040 |
TV actress Leoni |
1041 |
Spanish torch |
1042 |
Salisbury sip |
1043 |
Word with ''bag'' or ''caddy'' |
1044 |
Word with bag or cup |
1045 |
Word with ball or bag |
1046 |
Word with ball or caddy |
1047 |
Word with ball or party |
1048 |
Surrey sip |
1049 |
Surrey spot? |
1050 |
Word with black or blended |
1051 |
Word with black or green |
1052 |
Word with caddy or bag |
1053 |
Word with caddy or ball |
1054 |
Word with "caddy" or "cup" |
1055 |
Word with cake or break |
1056 |
Word with cake or party |
1057 |
Word with cozy or bag |
1058 |
Sushi bar drink |
1059 |
Sushi bar quaff |
1060 |
Sushi bar serving |
1061 |
Twankay, e.g. |
1062 |
Twankay is one |
1063 |
Samovar beverage |
1064 |
Samovar brew |
1065 |
Samovar contents |
1066 |
Samovar serving |
1067 |
Sussex sip |
1068 |
Word with garden or party |
1069 |
Weak ___ |
1070 |
Weak ___ (unconvincing argument) |
1071 |
Twinings drink |
1072 |
Twinings offering |
1073 |
Twinings or Bigelow beverage |
1074 |
Twinings or Celestial Seasonings product |
1075 |
Twinings product |
1076 |
Word with party or bag |
1077 |
Word with pot or party |
1078 |
Word with red or white |
1079 |
Two after "sew" in a "Sound of Music" song |
1080 |
Word with room or service |
1081 |
Word with rose or garden |
1082 |
Sweet __ |
1083 |
Sweet ___ |
1084 |
Word with service or ceremony |
1085 |
Word with "service" or "ceremony" |
1086 |
Word with "spoon" or "bag" |
1087 |
Word with spoon or cup |
1088 |
"Sweet" symbol of the South |
1089 |
Word with towel or service |
1090 |
Spill the __: gossip |
1091 |
Spill the ___ (dish out gossip) |
1092 |
Spill the ___ (gossip) |
1093 |
Spill the ___ (reveal sensitive information) |
1094 |
Type of bag |
1095 |
Type of caddy or cup |
1096 |
Sipped beverage |
1097 |
Type of indoor caddy |
1098 |
Type of leaf or service |
1099 |
Type of party |
1100 |
Type of service or caddy |
1101 |
Sympathy accompanier |
1102 |
"Sympathy" partner |
1103 |
Sympathy partner |
1104 |
Sympathy's partner? |
1105 |
Sympathy's partner |
1106 |
Type of spoon or cup |
1107 |
Spot from a pot |
1108 |
Spot from a pot? |
1109 |
Spot in a pot |
1110 |
Spot in front of the telly? |
1111 |
Spot in the afternoon? |
1112 |
Spot in the United Kingdom? |
1113 |
Spot of ___ |
1114 |
Spot to drink |
1115 |
Ubiquitous beverage |
1116 |
World's most popular drink after water |
1117 |
This is popular in spots |
1118 |
What a caddy holds |
1119 |
What a caddy may hold |
1120 |
What a caddy might hold |
1121 |
Sri Lanka crop |
1122 |
Sri Lanka export |
1123 |
Sri Lankan crop |
1124 |
Sri Lankan export |
1125 |
Sri Lankan product, Ceylon ... |
1126 |
Taken drink |
1127 |
Scone accompaniment |
1128 |
Scone companion |
1129 |
Scone go-with |
1130 |
Scones go-with |
1131 |
Scone's go-with |
1132 |
Slangy drug |
1133 |
Throat soother |
1134 |
What "chai" means |
1135 |
Sleepytime ___ |
1136 |
Sleepytime or gunpowder |
1137 |
What fills some pots |
1138 |
Tan breakfast beverage |
1139 |
Yak butter ___ (traditional Tibetan drink) |
1140 |
Tide-over meal |
1141 |
United Kingdom brew |
1142 |
Universal beverage |
1143 |
What "Mama Kin" smoked, according to Aerosmith? |
1144 |
What Mama Kin smoked, according to Aerosmith |
1145 |
What Mama Kin smoked in Aerosmith tune |
1146 |
What "Mama Kin" smoked |
1147 |
Starbucks order for weird hippies |
1148 |
Starbucks order |
1149 |
Starbucks serves it |
1150 |
What Petty is drinking in "Don't Come Around Here No More" video |
1151 |
Small bag of buds that might chill you out |
1152 |
Small bag of leaves |
1153 |
Time in London? |
1154 |
What Sherlock puts on for Moriarty, in "Sherlock" |
1155 |
Yerba mate |
1156 |
What some balls are filled with |
1157 |
What some caddies carry |
1158 |
What some caddies hold |
1159 |
Tazo, e.g. |
1160 |
Tazo product |
1161 |
Tazo stuff |
1162 |
What some urns dispense |
1163 |
Tcha or Twankay |
1164 |
What the Hatter and the March Hare drank |
1165 |
What the Mad Hatter pours on the Dormouse to wake it up |
1166 |
What the Mad Hatter served |
1167 |
Start with spoons and cups? |
1168 |
Stash offering |
1169 |
Tisane, e.g. |
1170 |
You may have a spot of it |
1171 |
You might add honey to it |
1172 |
What's brewing, perhaps |
1173 |
You might have a ball with it |
1174 |
What's found in a cozy spot? |
1175 |
What's in the bag? |
1176 |
Snack, afternoon ... |
1177 |
Seer's leaves |
1178 |
"When I Take My Sugar to __": 1931 hit |
1179 |
Snapple beverage |
1180 |
Snapple offering |
1181 |
Yunnan or hyson |
1182 |
Yunnan or Keemun, e.g. |
1183 |
Steeped beverage |
1184 |
Steeped brew |
1185 |
Steeped drink |
1186 |
Steeped stuff |
1187 |
Steeper? |
1188 |
Steeping stuff |
1189 |
Stereotypical English drink |
1190 |
Social affair |
1191 |
Steward offering |
1192 |
Social beverage |
1193 |
Social brew |
1194 |
Social cupful |
1195 |
Social drink |
1196 |
Social event. |
1197 |
Tetley drink |
1198 |
Tetley offering |
1199 |
Tetley option |
1200 |
Tetley product |
1201 |
Tetley, Twinings, or Tazo beverage |
1202 |
Social event |
1203 |
Social gathering. |
1204 |
Social gathering |
1205 |
Social occasion |
1206 |
Social service? |
1207 |
Texas __: oil |
1208 |
Texas __: petroleum |
1209 |
Texas ___ (oil) |
1210 |
Texas ___ (petroleum) |
1211 |
Social type |
1212 |
Social |
1213 |
Society affair |
1214 |
Society event |