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teas
  • - Twinings selections
  • - Some herbal selections
  • - Restaurant's after-dinner selection
  • - Lipton selection
  • - Imports from Darjeeling
  • - Herb selections
  • - Drinks that are brewed in bags
  • - Drinks that are brewed from leaves
  • - Celestial Seasonings selections
  • - Beverages steeped in bags
  • - After-dinner selections
  • - Leaves in bags
  • - Contents of some small bags
  • - Drinks that start out in bags
  • - Brews from bags
  • - Drinks from pots
  • - Beverages brewed from bags
  • - Drinks made from leaves
  • - After-dinner selection
  • - Bags in a caddy
  • - Beverages from leaves
  • - Selection from small bags
  • - Blends in bags
  • - Snapple selections
  • - Contents of some bags in boxes
  • - White-glove affairs
  • - What sober English rockers drink
  • - Waiter's after-dinner offerings
  • - U. S. imports.
  • - Twankay and gunpowder
  • - Twankay and gowiddie
  • - Things to brew
  • - They're steeped
  • - They're often bagged
  • - They're high in the late afternoon
  • - They're drunk at socials
  • - They may get into hot water
  • - They may be herbal
  • - They may be carted around
  • - They may be blended
  • - They end up in hot water
  • - Tetley offerings
  • - Sunglo and twankay
  • - Sunglo and gowiddie
  • - Steeped quaffs
  • - Souchong and hyson
  • - Souchong and Darjeeling
  • - Some caffeinated beverages
  • - Some are held by caddies
  • - Some afternoon affairs
  • - Some after-dinner orders
  • - Some after-dinner options
  • - Soho breaks
  • - Socials with cucumber sandwiches
  • - Social cupfuls
  • - Sociables
  • - Snapple or AriZona beverages
  • - Snapple assortment
  • - Rose hip and Red Zinger, e.g.
  • - Restaurant specialty in England.
  • - Red Rose products
  • - Pouring parties
  • - Popular beverages on Broadway.
  • - Pink and afternoon
  • - Pekoes
  • - Parts of a Victorian social schedule
  • - P.M. do's
  • - Orange pekoe and Earl Grey
  • - Oolong, pekoe, etc.
  • - Oolong et al.
  • - Oolong and oopak
  • - Oolong and Keemun
  • - Ones steeped in tradition in England?
  • - Occasions to serve crumpets
  • - Nirvana's are "Pennyroyal"
  • - Meals in Eton
  • - March Hare's drinks
  • - Lung Ching and Oolong
  • - Londoners have high ones
  • - Literary doings
  • - Lipton, Tetley, and Tazo drinks
  • - Lipton drinks
  • - Lipton beverages
  • - Light meals, in London
  • - Light meals in Liverpool
  • - Light British meals
  • - Leaves after a meal?
  • - Jasmine and oolong
  • - Jasmine and mint, e.g.
  • - Jasmine and Darjeeling
  • - Japanese ceremonial drinks
  • - Iced and pink
  • - Hyson, Bohea, etc.
  • - Hyson and souchong
  • - Hyson and others
  • - Hyson and oopak
  • - Hyson and oolong
  • - Hyson and jasmine.
  • - Hyson and gunpowder
  • - Hyson and Darjeeling
  • - Hunan, Keemun, etc.
  • - Hotel lobby affairs
  • - Hot or cold beverages
  • - Hot brews
  • - Hot and iced drinks
  • - Honest and Brisk
  • - Herbal array
  • - Health-store offerings
  • - Gunpowder et al.
  • - Gunpowder and Twinings
  • - Gunpowder and souchong
  • - Green and herbal, e.g.
  • - Green and black
  • - Genteel repasts
  • - Genteel drinks
  • - Faculty functions
  • - Events where white gloves may be worn
  • - Events at which people may wear gloves
  • - English Breakfast and Earl Grey, for example
  • - Earl Grey and Lapsang
  • - Earl Grey and English Breakfast, for example
  • - Drinks often served with lemon and sugar
  • - Drinks made by Tetley
  • - Drawing-room dos
  • - Donovan song best for afternoon guests?
  • - Donovan song at breakfast?
  • - Donovan song about beverages?
  • - Donovan song about a drink
  • - Daytime socials
  • - Darjeeling, English Breakfast, etc.
  • - Darjeeling et al.
  • - Darjeeling crops
  • - Darjeeling and pekoe
  • - Darjeeling and oolong, for example
  • - Contents of some kettles
  • - Contents of cuppas
  • - Congou et al.
  • - Congou and yaupon
  • - Congou and Assam
  • - Common drink assortment
  • - Chow mein chasers
  • - Chai and oolong
  • - Chai and chamomile
  • - Cha and bohea
  • - Ceylon and green, e.g.
  • - Celestial Seasonings products
  • - Celestial Seasonings beverages
  • - Café menu choices
  • - Caddy choices
  • - Cachar and congou
  • - Cachar and bancha
  • - British hot drinks
  • - British drinks
  • - British break beverages
  • - Boston party drinks?
  • - Bohea and oopak, e.g.
  • - Bohea and congu
  • - Bohea and congou
  • - Bohea and cachar
  • - Bohea and bancha
  • - Blended items
  • - Black pekoe and oolong
  • - Black and green, e.g.
  • - Bigelow offerings
  • - Beverages steeped in Chinese tradition
  • - Beverages sometimes served over ice
  • - Beverages made by steeping leaves in hot water
  • - Bath breaks
  • - Bancha and sunglo
  • - Bancha and cachar
  • - August Moon offerings
  • - Assam products
  • - Assam and keemun
  • - Aromatic drinks
  • - Aromatic beverages
  • - Arizona products
  • - Afternoon socials, in England
  • - Afternoon social gatherings
  • - Afternoon snacks.
  • - Afternoon functions
  • - Afternoon beverages, in Britain
  • - Affairs that might sate the British
  • - 4:00 get-togethers
  • - "Twine, wine, and hides, and China ....": Thoreau
  • - What some caddies carry
  • - Lipton's line
  • - An anagram for seat
  • - Steeped beverages
  • - Society affairs
  • - Herbal beverages
  • - Social affairs.
  • - Social gatherings
  • - Mad Hatter's affairs
  • - Sri Lankan exports
  • - Some socials
  • - They get into hot water
  • - They're often in hot water
  • - Brews
  • - Social events
  • - Some fund-raisers
  • - Caddies hold them
  • - Caddy contents
  • - Mint products
  • - Socials
  • - Get-togethers
  • - Some parties
  • - Parties
  • - Tazo products
  • - Longjing and oolong, e.g
  • - Black or green beverages
  • - Masala chai, etc
  • - Pekoe and Earl Grey
  • - Herbal drinks
  • - Boba, etc
  • - 6 Across and 80 Down
  • - Green and Lipton
  • - Infusions that may have jasmine
  • - Lapsang souchong and pu'er, e.g
  • - Pekoe and oolong
  • - Herbal brews
  • - Afternoon socials
  • - Oolong and rooibos, for two
  • - Earl Grey and such
  • - Rooibos and Earl Grey
  • - Earl Grey and oolong
  • - Society get-togethers
  • - Brews often mixed with honey
  • - Steeped drinks
  • - Drinks in some urns
  • - Afternoon affairs
  • - Twinings products
  • - Darjeeling and oolong
  • - 11-Across and others
  • - Oolong and pekoe
  • - Afternoon events
  • - 'English breakfast' drinks
  • - Affairs with crumpets
  • - Oolong and others
  • - Alternatives to coffee
  • - Caddy items
  • - What metal caddies carry
  • - Twinings offerings
  • - Coffee alternatives
  • - Caddy beverages
  • - Lipton assortment
  • - Earl Grey and pekoe
  • - What caddies carry
  • - Pekoes, for example
  • - Cups of pekoe
  • - Brews for socials
  • - Some sorority socials
  • - Afternoon receptions
  • - Darjeeling and others
  • - Drinks with crumpets
  • - Lipton offerings
  • - Steeped brews
  • - Pouchong and others
  • - Beverage made by steeping leaves in water
  • - Drinks with scones
  • - They usually end up in hot water
  • - Brewed drinks
  • - Lipton products
  • - Some sorority parties
  • - Mad Hatter's drinks
  • - Afternoon social drinks
  • - Kid won't finish these drinks
  • - "High" socials
  • - Hot herbal drinks
  • - Twinings wares
  • - Bigelow wares
  • - Some receptions
  • - Bigelow products
  • - Oolong and gunpowder
  • - Chrysanthemum and jasmine
  • - Beverages
  • - Beverages made by steeping
  • - Tetley products
  • - Herbal and green
  • - Green and black, e.g
  • - Possibly blended beverages
  • - Oolong and Earl Grey
  • - Tazo offerings
  • - London socials
  • - Genteel gatherings
  • - Some like them hot
  • - Iced drinks
  • - They're often prepared with hot water
  • - Gunpowder and the like
  • - Hot drinks
  • - Alternatives to coffees
  • - Caddy picks
  • - Some afternoon get-togethers
  • - Drinks
  • - British brews
  • - Brewed beverages
  • - 'High' times?
  • - Earl Grey, for one
  • - Hot spots
  • - Blended
  • - Tetley and Twinings products
  • - Earl Grey and Oolong, for two
  • - Chas & Dave finally out of banter
  • - Oolong, Earl Grey e.g.
  • - Matcha and boba, etc.
  • - Ceylon and oolong
  • - oolong and rooibos, e.g.
  • - Brewed breakfast drinks
  • - jasmine and camomile, for two
  • - lipton options
  • - Drinks accompanying finger sandwiches
  • - Bitter brews
poet
  • - Composer of verse
  • - favourite with old writer
  • - Emily Dickinson or Robert Burns, for one
  • - one's work should not be prosaic
  • - joy harjo, for one
  • - Stanza writer
  • - Rhyming writer, like Maya Angelou or Kipling
  • - Li Bai, for one
  • - One going on a rhyme spree?
  • - Pinnacle of European talent — all starting for this writer
  • - eliot, for one
  • - Creator of sonnets or other verse
  • - Emily Dickinson was one
  • - Gwen Nell Westerman, for one
  • - Amanda Gorman, for one
  • - One with the rhymes
  • - One may write an ode
  • - Browning of pages of verse for example
  • - One concerned with verses
  • - One who writes verses
  • - William Wordsworth, for one
  • - Writer of odes or tanka
  • - Khadijah Queen, for one
  • - One who writes poems
  • - Joshua Jennifer Espinoza, for one
  • - One concerned with rhythm and feet
  • - One inspired by Calliope
  • - One concerned with feet and rhythm
  • - Certain writer
  • - Pound, for one
  • - One with rhythm
  • - Chaucer or Tennyson
  • - W.B. Yeats or W.H. Auden
  • - ode creator
  • - ada limón, e.g.
  • - Frost or Dickinson
  • - Creator of rhymes
  • - Angelou or Wordsworth, e.g.
  • - artist whose work stays inside the lines?
  • - no prosaic character
  • - Literary genius starts popping off every Tuesday
  • - Well-versed sort
  • - Frost or Keats, eg
  • - Maya Angelou or Sylvia Plath, e.g.
  • - Performer at a slam
  • - Official role first filled by 6, 1668-1689
  • - Maya Angelou or T.S. Eliot e.g.
  • - Wilde or Frost, e.g.
  • - Milton or Betjeman, say
  • - frost, but not dew
  • - ode composer
  • - kenneth rexroth, for example
  • - Wordsworth or Shakespeare, e.g.
  • - amanda gorman, e.g.
  • - Bard with rhymes
  • - Stress specialist?
  • - bard's favourite consumes egg
  • - Langston Hughes or Maya Angelou, for example
  • - Sarah Kay, for example
  • - Amanda Gorman or Langston Hughes
  • - He's no peasant!
  • - Sharon Olds, e.g
  • - Jenny Zhang, for example
  • - Yeats, e.g.
  • - "you will never be alone with a ... in your pocket": john adams
  • - Wendy Chen, for example
  • - artist regularly seen in protests
  • - amanda gorman or walt whitman, e.g.
  • - "the priest of the invisible," per wallace stevens
  • - profession that, when its last letter is removed, becomes the surname of a noted practitioner
  • - Rainer Maria Rilke or Audre Lorde
  • - Rita Dove or Rita Joe
  • - Versifier(Used today)
  • - Eliot or Frost
  • - Walt Whitman, e.g.
  • - Allen Ginsberg or Jack Kerouac
  • - Burns or Byron
  • - Coffeehouse entertainer
  • - Artist with words
  • - Richard Purdy Wilbur, e.g.
  • - Pound, notably
  • - Pentameter pro
  • - Pablo Neruda, e.g.
  • - Meter reader?
  • - Meter man?
  • - Lyricist
  • - Langston Hughes, e.g.
  • - Coffeehouse reader
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