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➠ TONIC - 5 Letters : Crossword Clue

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tonic
  • - Gin and ......, drink
  • - pick-me-up, usually after gin
  • - Astonished to forget when building top of cement mixer
  • - a note is needed for medicine
  • - Some fruit on ice that's added to gin?
  • - medicine for a heavyweight, i see!
  • - gin & ... (classic cocktail)
  • - gin mixer that glows under a black light
  • - Gin's classic mixer
  • - mixer that glows under black light
  • - Philip allegedly put gin with it
  • - Gin and ... (cocktail order)
  • - It's often paired with gin
  • - Bubbly bar mixer
  • - Gin's partner, often
  • - Mixer selection
  • - Gin and ... (basic summer cocktail)
  • - Gin's partner, usually
  • - Gin's friend
  • - Summer drink mix
  • - Mixer of a sort
  • - Medicine for what ails you
  • - Highball mix
  • - Gin's mate
  • - Gin and ...... (popular cocktail)
  • - Gin and ...... (cocktail garnished with a lime slice)
  • - Gin and ...... (bar order)
  • - Gin additive
  • - Application for the hair
  • - Mixologist's mixer
  • - Gin's companion.
  • - Bar mix
  • - Gin's partner
  • - Heavy weight is initially attached to front of cement mixer
  • - Gin go-with
  • - Vodka mixer
  • - Gin mixer
  • - Carbonated mixer
  • - Bartender's mixer
  • - Gin's partner in a classic drink
  • - ....water; gin mixer
  • - Gin and .... (cocktail)
  • - Bubbly mixer
  • - Gin complement
  • - Gin partner, often
  • - Most of the spirit in fairly cold mixer
  • - Mixer for gin
  • - Mixer with gin
  • - Medicine that may be mixed with gin
  • - Gin's sparkly partner
  • - Mixer with vodka
  • - Popular gin or vodka mixer
  • - Mixer for a mixologist
  • - Gin's go-with
  • - Gin accompaniment
  • - It mixes well in bars
  • - Gin companion
  • - Mixer or elixir
  • - Nervine, for one
  • - Gin partner
  • - Gin and ....
  • - Certain mixer
  • - Gin accompanier
  • - Gin or vodka partner
  • - Mixer
  • - Common mixer
  • - Bar mixer
  • - ... gin
  • - Drink mixer
  • - To put on weight, I see, can do you good!
  • - Weight in charge? You need a pick-me-up
  • - in the carton i carried a pick-me-up
  • - aerated quinine water
  • - first note of a diatonic scale in music
  • - heavyweight - one with cold pick-me-up
  • - Key boost
  • - It can stimulate you at high speed, I see
  • - Fizzy water with quinine
  • - the "t" of g&t
  • - Ingredient in a drink not stirred, I see
  • - Drink once consumed to prevent malaria
  • - The T of a G and T in a bar
  • - Invigorating chapter by Morrison
  • - Bare need to pinch bottom ignored
  • - It stimulates high speed, I see
  • - Do gets going with Tories' leader in charge
  • - pick-me-up used by heavyweight, i note
  • - Toni Collette starts with a stimulant
  • - Medicine lacking what it takes to be too nice
  • - At home, confined to bed, rejected pick-me-up
  • - Kind of water at a bar
  • - The keynote to good health?
  • - Watery medicine?
  • - noted system loudly appearing in different locations
  • - Medicine that's too nice not to finish
  • - is this the keynote to health?
  • - One in 200 finding remedy?
  • - Jerk outside leg, increasing strength
  • - method of teaching music
  • - the first coin used as a pick-me-up
  • - Drink tea that's picked up and then mostly shelved
  • - Put to bed at home: got up after this?
  • - Cocktail ingredient, often paired with 50a
  • - strengthening medicine
  • - An Italian could start something stimulating
  • - the keynote of medicine
  • - Shot in the arm in Washington, I collapsed
  • - Bracing medicine
  • - Invigorating substance
  • - The key note of medicine
  • - in fact, solo is transposed in this notation system
  • - Drink boost
  • - pick-me-up in cot
  • - Word with hair or spring
  • - Vodka ...... (popular cocktail)
  • - Soda pop in Boston
  • - Sassafras tea, e.g.
  • - Roborant
  • - Refreshing; bracing
  • - Real eye-opener
  • - Quack's bottleful
  • - Pick-me-upper
  • - Nervine
  • - Keynote: mus.
  • - Keynote of a scale
  • - Invigorating potion
  • - Healthful drink
  • - Gentian, e.g.
  • - Coke, as originally touted
  • - C in a C scale, e.g.
  • - Strengthener
  • - It's uplifting
  • - Refreshing
  • - Stimulant
  • - Bracing
  • - Vodka go-with
  • - Bracing beverage
  • - Five shots of Absolut on ice with --
  • - Pick-me-up drink
  • - Note that's refreshing
  • - Invigorating medicine
  • - Economist drops some stimulant
  • - Vodka ....
  • - Frost on icebox preserves fizz
  • - G&T part
  • - Healthy drink
  • - Invigorating drink
  • - Some medicine inside grotto nicked
  • - Fillip
  • - Pick-me-up beverage
  • - Barbershop bottle
  • - Note to take shortly
  • - Turning up at home, getting into bed, is pick-me-up
  • - Frequent 40 Across partner
  • - Note Indian opener caught chasing century
  • - Note generating a good feeling
  • - Producing tension of muscles needs weight I see
  • - Note bed cast outside home after complete upset
  • - It's invigorating to be part of pageant on ice
  • - Livener to take, short
  • - Schweppes offering
  • - Cocktail ingredient
  • - Drink's temperature mostly kept cool?
  • - Medicine is key
  • - Soft drink, in the Northeast
  • - Invigorant
  • - Part of G&T
  • - Source of invigoration
  • - Quinine water
  • - Boston pop
  • - Tomato Cooler ingredient
  • - G-and-T part
  • - Snake-oil salesman's product
  • - Schweppes supply
  • - Restorative medicine
  • - Quinine-flavored drink
  • - Vodka partner
  • - Pepper-upper
  • - Vodka accompanier
  • - Keynote, in music
  • - Something invigorating
  • - Restorative agent
  • - Invigorating dose
  • - Invigorator
  • - Bracer
  • - Soda pop, to some
  • - Bartender's supply
  • - Fixer-upper?
  • - Bar supply
  • - Bar need
  • - Stimulus
  • - Shot in the arm
  • - Picker-upper?
  • - Refresher
  • - Medicine
  • - Restorative.
  • - Patent medicine.
  • - Pick-me-up
  • - Keynote
  • - Elixir
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