| Answering-machine feature | 25 |
| Sound heard during gridlock | 27 |
| Road Runner's noise | 23 |
| Road Runner's remark | 24 |
| Audible warning on the road | 27 |
| Signal to leave a message | 25 |
| Signal to an on-call doctor | 27 |
| Sign of traffic impatience | 26 |
| Reaction to Wile E. Coyote | 26 |
| Part of the city cacophony | 26 |
| Motorist's warning | 22 |
| It may precede a message | 24 |
| Blast from the passed? | 22 |
| Answering machine alert | 23 |
| Roadrunner's call? | 22 |
| Road Runner's call | 22 |
| Went off like a microwave | 25 |
| Used an electronic pager | 24 |
| Reached someone on a pager | 26 |
| Emitted a backup signal? | 24 |
| Doctors often carry them | 24 |
| Devices emitting signals | 24 |
| Prompts on answering machines | 29 |
| Contacts, modern-style | 22 |
| 'Cheers' order | 22 |
| Anheuser-Busch product | 22 |
| It ultimately loses its head | 28 |
| Drink for Norm Peterson | 23 |
| Common Super Bowl ad product | 28 |
| Big belly creator, supposedly | 29 |
| "On tap" order | 24 |
| 'Cheers' supply | 23 |
| Word with glasses or goggles | 28 |
| Word with ginger or root | 24 |
| Word with belly or blast | 24 |
| This contains barley malt | 25 |
| Theme of today's puzzle | 27 |
| Tailgate party essential | 24 |
| Super Bowl party quaff | 22 |
| Stadium-vendor's supply | 27 |
| Stadium vendor's supply | 27 |
| Skittles' associate | 23 |
| Samuel Adams or Corona | 22 |
| Parking lot cooler item | 23 |
| Molson or Labatt product | 24 |
| Many a stadium concession | 25 |
| It's the _____ out here | 27 |
| It's sold in a stube | 24 |
| It loses its head eventually | 28 |
| It has a big head and is cold | 29 |
| Ingredient in some batters | 26 |
| Ginger or root follower | 23 |
| Ginger or root beverage | 23 |
| Gambrinus's invention | 25 |
| Free drink for a band member | 28 |
| Drink served in a stein | 23 |
| Drink for Archie Bunker | 23 |
| Corona Extra or Coors Light | 27 |
| Belly creator, supposedly | 25 |
| Batter's base, maybe | 24 |
| Batter ingredient, at times | 27 |
| Ball game purchase, perhaps | 27 |
| 'Cheers' serving | 24 |
| 'Cheers' request | 24 |
| Evening ball game snack pair | 28 |
| It holds 31 gallons of suds | 27 |
| Joe Six-Pack's overhang | 27 |
| One in a stag's litter | 26 |
| One with a tab in a bar | 23 |
| Fraternity party detritus | 25 |
| Bit of frat party litter | 24 |
| Aussies call it a tube | 22 |
| Cookout leftovers, sometimes | 28 |
| Container at many a cookout | 27 |
| Event involving draft picks | 27 |
| Some ballpark beverages | 23 |
| Round contents, sometimes | 25 |
| Molson's and Coors, e.g. | 28 |
| They slowly lose their heads | 28 |
| They often make up a round | 26 |
| They may come in a round | 24 |
| They may be tossed back | 23 |
| They may be round components | 28 |
| Michelob and Molson, for two | 28 |
| Drinks served in steins | 23 |
| Drinks "on tap" | 25 |
| Contents of some schooners | 26 |
| Bartender's offerings | 25 |
| Ambers and bitters, e.g. | 24 |
| A round at the tavern, say | 26 |
| A round at the tavern, often | 28 |
| "On tap" drinks | 25 |
| 'Cheers' orders | 23 |
| Long John Silver portrayer | 26 |
| Like some frat parties | 22 |
| Tipsy name in Hollywood? | 24 |
| Like typical frat parties | 25 |
| Like the smell of a keg party | 29 |
| Like many a fraternity party | 28 |
| Like a keg party smell | 22 |