| Drinker's police blemish | 28 |
| Drinker's problem: Abbr. | 28 |
| Drinker's proposal | 22 |
| Drinker's woe: Abbr. | 24 |
| Drinker's woes: Abbr. | 25 |
| Drinkers may run one up | 23 |
| Drinkers may run them up | 24 |
| Drinkers' woes: Abbr. | 25 |
| Drinking age in Ontario | 23 |
| Drinking and smoking, e.g. | 26 |
| Drinking buddies, maybe | 23 |
| Drinking improprieties | 22 |
| Drinking-water tester (Abbr.) | 29 |
| Drinks "on tap" | 25 |
| Drinks akin to americanos | 25 |
| Drinks at sidewalk stands | 25 |
| Drinks at the Pink Pig, say | 27 |
| Drinks bourbon neat, maybe | 26 |
| Drinks favored by Hemingway | 27 |
| Drinks fit for a lady? | 22 |
| Drinks for bar regulars | 23 |
| Drinks for blushing brides? | 27 |
| Drinks from a bag, often | 24 |
| Drinks from a bottle, maybe | 27 |
| Drinks from a flask, say | 24 |
| Drinks from a pint glass | 24 |
| Drinks garnished with olives | 28 |
| Drinks in frosted glasses | 25 |
| Drinks in red-and-white cans | 28 |
| Drinks like a dachshund | 23 |
| Drinks made from mixers | 23 |
| Drinks made with blenders | 25 |
| Drinks made with mixers | 23 |
| Drinks may be put on them | 25 |
| Drinks now and pays later | 25 |
| Drinks now, pays later | 22 |
| Drinks once pitched by frogs | 28 |
| Drinks popular in hot weather | 29 |
| Drinks served after drinks | 26 |
| Drinks served by the pint | 25 |
| Drinks served in flutes | 23 |
| Drinks served in steins | 23 |
| Drinks served with pub grub | 27 |
| Drinks stirred in pitchers | 26 |
| Drinks that are often ladled | 28 |
| Drinks that sound helpful | 25 |
| Drinks with a spoon, maybe | 26 |
| Drinks with grenadine and gin | 29 |
| Drinks with wedges, perhaps | 27 |
| Drip ... drip ... drip ... | 26 |
| Drip and regular, e.g. | 22 |
| Drip from a pipe, e.g. | 22 |
| Drip source or product | 22 |
| Drip through a crevice | 22 |
| Drips on "ER" | 23 |
| Drive a nail at an angle | 24 |
| Drive a nail obliquely | 22 |
| Drive along the East River | 26 |
| Drive at, with "to" | 29 |
| Drive away with a squeal | 24 |
| Drive away, as a thief? | 23 |
| Drive back, as an attack | 24 |
| Drive by the United Nations? | 28 |
| Drive close to a sidewalk | 25 |
| Drive dangerously, in a way | 27 |
| Drive directors, briefly | 24 |
| Drive down the fairway | 22 |
| Drive down with light blows | 27 |
| Drive drunkenly, perhaps | 24 |
| Drive fast, as it were | 22 |
| Drive home, in baseball | 23 |
| Drive in Beverly Hills | 22 |
| Drive in Beverly Hills? | 23 |
| Drive into a dugout, say | 24 |
| Drive like the dickens | 22 |
| Drive or reverse, e.g. | 22 |
| Drive out evil spirits | 22 |
| Drive out evil tariffs? | 23 |
| Drive out of one's lane | 27 |
| Drive recklessly, in a way | 26 |
| Drive recklessly, maybe | 23 |
| Drive shaft connection | 22 |
| Drive shaft production | 22 |
| Drive somebody up the wall | 26 |
| Drive the get-away car, maybe | 29 |
| Drive the getaway car, e.g. | 27 |
| Drive the getaway car, maybe | 28 |
| Drive the getaway car, say | 26 |
| Drive through Beverly Hills | 27 |
| Drive to End Hunger org. | 24 |
| Drive to the country, say | 25 |
| Drive while car shopping | 24 |
| Drive ___ (get an R.B.I.) | 25 |
| Drive-in chain with carhops | 27 |
| Drive-in diner supplies | 23 |
| Drive-in employee of old | 24 |
| Drive-in employees of old | 25 |
| Drive-in event, maybe? | 22 |
| Drive-in fast-food chain | 24 |
| Drive-in restaurant employee | 28 |