| Japanese ceremonial drink | 25 |
| It may be served in spots | 25 |
| Common make-believe drink | 25 |
| You may have a spot of it | 25 |
| Drink "for two" | 25 |
| Word with garden or party | 25 |
| March Hare's offering | 25 |
| Mad Hatter's offering | 25 |
| Mad Hatter's beverage | 25 |
| 4 o'clock refreshment | 25 |
| The British often take it | 25 |
| Orange pekoe, for example | 25 |
| Old-fashioned cold remedy | 25 |
| Leaves for the afternoon? | 25 |
| Earl Grey or Orange Pekoe | 25 |
| Contents of some hot pots | 25 |
| Camellia sinensis product | 25 |
| Big export from Sri Lanka | 25 |
| Afternoon drink, for some | 25 |
| Afternoon drink, for many | 25 |
| 1773 Boston Harbor jetsam | 25 |
| It was passed in May 1773 | 25 |
| Steeped thing on a string | 25 |
| Item attached to a string | 25 |
| Big name in sound systems | 25 |
| Pot pusher's vehicle? | 25 |
| Portable service station? | 25 |
| Skip Gates incident, e.g. | 25 |
| Textbooks for instructors | 25 |
| A professor's duster? | 25 |
| Favorite in the classroom | 25 |
| Eager pupil's request | 25 |
| British kitchen accessory | 25 |
| Vessel for the Mad Hatter | 25 |
| Place for Oolong or Pekoe | 25 |
| Doris Day film of '50 | 25 |
| Wood used in shipbuilding | 25 |
| Wood used by shipbuilders | 25 |
| Like some patio furniture | 25 |
| Good wood for salad bowls | 25 |
| Duck or one of its colors | 25 |
| Fortune-teller's tool | 25 |
| David Duchovny's wife | 25 |
| Word after mule or school | 25 |
| Word after dream or drill | 25 |
| Two or more draft animals | 25 |
| Ravens or Cardinals, e.g. | 25 |
| Plow puller, collectively | 25 |
| Latin lover's comment | 25 |
| Latin lover's whisper | 25 |
| South Carolina Gamecocks? | 25 |
| Professional truck driver | 25 |
| Striking worker, at times | 25 |
| Red, white and blue group | 25 |
| Group with many Beck fans | 25 |
| Shrub of India and Ceylon | 25 |
| Dome of Harding's day | 25 |
| Lachrymal gland secretion | 25 |
| Rotator cuff injury, e.g. | 25 |
| What an onion may produce | 25 |
| Sign of distress, perhaps | 25 |
| Part of a salty discharge | 25 |
| Mascara ruiner, sometimes | 25 |
| Reacted to cutting onions | 25 |
| It may be fired at a riot | 25 |
| Go crazy with frustration | 25 |
| English refreshment shops | 25 |
| Chinese restaurant flower | 25 |
| Cause of Alice's pool | 25 |
| "___ In Heaven" | 25 |
| Green and herbal, for two | 25 |
| Ceylon and green, for two | 25 |
| They may be carted around | 25 |
| Some after-dinner options | 25 |
| Lipton and Twinings, e.g. | 25 |
| Try to get one's goat | 25 |
| Plant with prickly leaves | 25 |
| "Free gift" ads | 25 |
| 'Coming next' ads | 25 |
| Group of cups and saucers | 25 |
| Four-o'clock service? | 25 |
| China used to serve pekoe | 25 |
| Some dollhouse miniatures | 25 |
| Four o'clock services | 25 |
| Comb into a beehive, e.g. | 25 |
| Four o'clock swizzler | 25 |
| Traditional British break | 25 |
| Late afternoon, typically | 25 |
| Late afternoon in England | 25 |
| Four o'clock, to some | 25 |
| Break point at Wimbledon? | 25 |
| Afternoon break in London | 25 |
| Four o'clock service? | 25 |
| Milan's __ alla Scala | 25 |
| Milan's -- alla Scala | 25 |
| Some hot beverage servers | 25 |
| Pulp protagonist, perhaps | 25 |
| Hammett's Spade, e.g. | 25 |
| Word after Cal or Georgia | 25 |
| Word with high or Georgia | 25 |