Referring Clues

• Lab reagent
• Fountain order
• Scotch's partner
• Carbonated drink
• Fizzy drink
• Bubbly beverage
• Bar staple
• Club ___
• Kind of jerk
• Common mixer
• Dr. Pepper, for one
• Counter offer?
• Teetotaler's order
• Kind of water
• Mixer
• Scotch diluter
• Highball ingredient
• Concession stand purchase
• Pop
• Float alternative
• Cream ___
• Schweppes product
• Kind of bottle
• Scotch partner
• Club ___ (mixologist's supply)
• Drink with a straw
• Ice cream ___ (fountain treat)
• Word after baking or club
• Fizz producer
• Bubbly drink
• Designated driver's order
• Kind of ash
• Spritzer mixer
• Gin fizz ingredient
• Scotch go-with
• Ice cream drink
• Fountain offering
• ___ pop
• Designated driver's drink
• Part of many a drink order
• Dr. Pepper or Mountain Dew
• Malt shop offering
• Part of most fast food meals
• It may be prepared by a jerk
• Part of a float
• Word before bread or water
• Bubbly buy
• Word after cream or club
• Type of jerk
• Coke, e.g.
• Fizzy quaff
• Cocktail mixer
• Soft drink
• Fountain choice
• Carbonated quaff
• Type of cracker
• Float ingredient
• Word with jerk or pop
• Sprite, for one
• Fountain favorite
• Jerk's creation?
• A jerk might make it
• Spritzer component
• Scotch accompaniment
• Pop, to an East Coaster
• Mixer at the bar
• Jerk's concoction?
• Carbonated quencher
• Jerk's offering
• Word with cracker and pop
• Fountain beverage
• Scotch and ___
• Fanta or Fresca
• Concession stand drink
• Mixologist's mixer
• Moviegoer's drink
• Word with fountain or jerk
• Pop in the mouth?
• Sprite, e.g.
• Dr. Brown's, e.g.
• Coke, for example
• Bar mixer
• Fast-food drink
• Tab, for example
• Effervescent drink
• Shake alternative
• Coke or root beer
• Fizzy soft drink
• Fountain drink
• Mixologist's staple
• It gets flat when it's old
• Word with ice cream or cream
• Scotch mixer
• Coke or Pepsi
• Fast-food beverage
• Bottled soft drink
• Root beer, for instance
• Output of some fountains
• Scotch and ___ (bar order)
• Popular mixer
• Ice-cream concoction
• Baking ___ (pantry staple)
• Scotch companion
• Fast-food offering
• Na, in some compound names
• Bar supply
• Picnic drink
• Lemon-lime drink, for one
• It's not as good when flat
• Part of many fast-food meals
• It loses zest as it gets old
• 27-Across, e.g.
• Word with "water" or "fountain"
• Kind of a jerk?
• Word with water or fountain
• Word with "cream" or "baking"
• Burger go-with
• ___ cracker
• It can be caustic
• Teetotaler's selection, perhaps
• Bicarbonate of ___
• The older it gets, the flatter it gets
• Fountain output
• Kind of cracker
• Fizzy fountain fare
• Orange or cream, e.g.
• Orange or cream beverage, e.g.
• Pop or jerk
• Word with baking or cream
• Jerk's charge
• Bubbly mixer
• Orange or cream, for two
• What you can get from a jerk
• Lemon-lime drink
• Stadium beverage
• Offering from a jerk?
• Ginger ale, for one
• Can in a cooler
• 16-Across, e.g.
• Club ___
• Word with "pop" or "fountain"
• Concession stand buy
• Carbonated beverage
• Drink vendor's shout at the stadium
• Tom Collins ingredient
• Fizz ingredient
• Word with "water" or "fountain"
• Word with "cream" or "baking"
• Empty calorie provider
• Most of a Cuba libre
• Whiskey spritz
• Egg cream component
• Scotch and ___ (bar order)
• Baking ___ (pantry staple)
• Counter offer
• Squirt, e.g.
• Dr Pepper or Mountain Dew
• Creme ______
• Something that shouldn't be flat
• What may appear after washing or baking
• Beverage with a burger, often
• It may be in the can
• Drink mixer
• It's not good when it's flat
• Fizz in a gin fizz
• Club or cream, e.g.
• Cold drink option
• Party mixer
• Cola or ginger ale
• Birch beer e.g.
• With 18-Across, carbonated drink
• Six-pack, often
• Six-pack, maybe
• Malt-shop order
• Ice cream parlor order
• Bar choice
• It gets flatter as it gets older
• Pepsi, e.g.
• Moxie or Crush
• Movie theater beverage
• Singapore sling ingredient
• Word with pop or fountain
• Happy Meal option
• Fountain fare
• Faygo or Jones (e.g.)
• Mixer with scotch
• Drink often supersized
• Root beer or ginger ale
• It may be baking
• East Coast kid's pop
• Sprite or Tab
• Mixer drink
• Any fizzy drink
• ___ fountain
• Faro card
• Word with "cracker" and "pop"
• Part of a fast-food combo
• Any carbonated soft drink
• Some call it "pop"
• Pop out of a can
• Jerk's concoction
• Designated driver's drink, perhaps
• Baking ___
• What New Englanders call "tonic"
• It makes a fizz fizz
• Fountain buy
• Kind of fountain or biscuit
• Word with "bread" or "water"
• Bar supply available at the touch of a button
• Concession offering
• Ingredient in an Americano
• It's in the can, maybe
• Party supply
• Offering from a jerk
• Filmgoer's drink
• 1-Across, e.g.
• Crush, e.g.
• Mixologist's supply
• See 55-Across
• Beverage choice
• Villain in the obesity fight
• Root beer, e.g.
• Crackers, biscuits, saltines 4 letters
• 7UP, e.g.
• Common beverage
• Beverage option
• 7 Up or Pepsi
• Whiskey mix
• Word before or after lime
• Bubbly stuff
• Sprite, say
• Many a mixer
• Fanta, e.g.
• Purchase with popcorn
• Mixer, perhaps
• Vending machine buy
• Effervescent beverage
• Baking or cream
• Word before water or fountain
• Ice cream complement, sometimes
• Club ___ (bar mixer)
• Dr Pepper, for one
• Beverage for a nondrinker
• Pop starter?
• 37-Across, e.g.
• Fast-food order
• Scotch and ___ (bar drink)
• Mixer choice
• Pop, to some
• Clubhouse drink
• Bartender's mixer
• Irish ___ bread
• Carbonated mixer
• Pop in a glass
• Cineplex beverage
• Bar stock
• Pop from a can
• ___ water
• It's often drawn through straws
• Source of fizz
• Spritzer ingredient
• Dr Pepper or Mr. Pibb
• Pop's other name
• Fountain serving
• Cola
• Six-pack purchase, maybe
• Bubbly pop
• Ice cream ___
• Coke or ginger ale
• Cola, e.g.
• Stomach soother
• Beverage with a burger
• It may come from a fountain
• Mixer at a party
• Cream ___ (beverage)
• Float component
• Jerk's concern
• Fizzy mixer
• Fizzy beverage
• Fizz water
• Fizzy water
• Bubbly soft drink
• Pepsi, for example
• ___ pop (drink)
• Coke, Pepsi or Dr. Pepper
• Pepsi or Coke
• Orange or grape drink
• Pepsi or Coke, for example
• 5-Across, for example
• 2-Down, e.g.
• Root beer, for example
• Orange or cream beverage
• Common summer beverage
• Singular fuss about providing drink
• Can contents, perhaps
• Ballpark beverage
• Coca-Cola, for one
• Grape or cola
• Carbonated water
• Club or cream follower
• Sparkling water
• Cola beverage
• Drink that can tickle your nose
• Grape, orange or Dr. Pepper
• Kim Mitchell "Might as well go for a ___"
• G. Love & Special Sauce "___ Pop"
• Post-rehab drink
• Primus album "Pork ___"
• Drink served at concession stand
• Served at concession stand
• Bar order at straight edge show
• Served instead of beer at concession stand
• Bruce "Go on down where that sweet ___ river flow"
• Whisky mixer
• G. Love & Special Sauce drink this kind of "Pop"
• Thus, on some days, there's help with the washing
• Thus, on some days, it's used for washing
• So, on some days, it turns one's thoughts to washing
• Splash served with some spirits
• Lawgiver needs a drink
• Type of bread, water or fountain
• Fusses about with soft drink
• Fusses over drink
• Type of bread or water
• "Splashed" drinks mixer
• Alkaline substance used in cleaning, drinks etc
• Mixer with 5-Down
• Fizzy drink - chemical compound
• Mojito ingredient
• For that reason, the prosecutor calls for fizzy water
• Murphy's stand-in has a soft drink
• See 74-Across
• Pop in a bottle
• Root beer or birch beer
• Common fast food beverage
• Word with "baking" or "club"
• Dr Pepper, e.g.
• Americano mixer
• Vending machine drink
• Jerk's work
• Happy Meal special request
• Squirt or Slice
• Caustic ___
• It may lose its appeal when it's flat
• Cleaning agent, caustic ___
• Whisky & ___
• Sodium bicarbonate, baking ___
• It could make a splash on the turf first
• In this way daughter gets a drink
• Troubles brought about by drink in America
• Accompaniment to whisky
• Odious chap having a pop
• Pop has trouble with son about
• Drink like this with Democrat leader in Alaska
• Dressing room beverage
• Word that can follow "cream" or "club"
• Alkali
• Fizzy part of a gin fizz
• Fountain treat
• Party refreshment
• The "fizz" in a gin fizz
• Designated driver's quaff
• Crush in a can
• See 32-Across
• Pizza party drink
• Bar splash
• Self-serve fast-food item
• Word with fountain or cracker
• Cooler insert
• Bar chaser
• Two-liter buy, often
• Snack bar beverage
• Birch beer, for one
• Common drink
• Grape or lemon lime drink
• Drink like this with US prosecutor
• Drink at an ice cream shop
• Any carbonated drink
• Is such water good for the laundry?
• Nehi offering
• ___ jerk (fountain worker)
• 65-Across, e.g.
• Grape or orange drink
• Ice cream float ingredient
• Pizza party purchase
• '50s fountain order
• Mr. Pibb or Dr Pepper
• Slice, for example
• Cola or root beer
• ___ crackers
• Coke or 7Up
• Parents : beer :: kids : ___
• Fizzy potable
• Gin fizz need
• Word after club or cream
• Coke or Crush
• Fresca or Sprite
• Word with club or cream
• One may be diet
• Purchase for a kids' party
• Simple beverage
• Word after "baking" or "diet"
• Ginger ale or root beer
• Counter offer?
• Mixer in some highballs
• Pop, by another name
• Word after club, cream or caustic
• Fountain liquid
• Fizzy refreshment
• Pop opener
• Any fizzy soft drink
• Kids' party drink
• Part of a McDonald's meal
• Common soft drink
• Thus, keys may be used to clear the sink
• Apple Sidra, e.g.
• Drink
• Thus, half days can be refreshing
• Classic fountain drink
• Fountain beverage "mixed" in 17-Across
• Bubbly refreshment
• Bubbly quaff
• Thus, on half days, one gets a drink
• It carries an added tax in Philadelphia and San Francisco
• Pizza party beverage
• Any carbonated beverage
• Pepsi Mango, e.g.
• Vodka mixer
• Many a carbonated drink
• Mixer at a bar (Note: The next few weeks of crosswords were made by LGBTQ+-identifying constructors. Tweet at us using #UniversalXwordPride)
• Part of a combo meal
• Another name for pop
• Ice cream treat
• Common concession stand offering
• Root beer is one
• Cherry cola, for example
• Carbonated thirst quencher
• Contents of a can in a cooler
• Sweet, fizzy drink
• Pop at a counter
• Sweet, bubbly drink
• Common thirst quencher
• Pepsi, for one
• Lucas Oil Stadium concession stand offering
• It's refreshing - nothing possibly to be sad about
• It can be refreshing, stirred into Calvados, etc.
• Future Cola, for example
• Beverage in a float
• Club ___ (mixer)
• Pop in the fridge
• With 66-Across, fizzy drink
• Many a cocktail mixer
• Ramune, for example
• Two-liter bottle contents, often
• Doodh ___ (fizzy milk drink)
• Milkis, for example
• Word after baking or cream
• Mixer at a mixer
• Drink in a can
• Word with bread or cracker
• Cheerwine or Dr. Brown's
• Movie theater drink
• Slice, e.g.
• Mountain Dew, e.g.
• Club mixer
• Faygo or Fanta
• What gives a gin fizz its fizz
• Mixed drink mixer
• Bartender's supply
• Scotch and ___ (alliterative drink)
• Nonalcoholic fizzy beverage
• Coca-Cola, e.g.
• Common drink in a combo
• Movie concessions purchase
• Dr Pepper or Coke
• Crush, for one
• Drink often mixed with scotch
• Beverage one shouldn't shake well before serving
• ___ jerk (old-timey drink server)
• Drink such as Inca Kola
• Barq's or Starry
• Fizzy, nose-tickling drink
• Drink from a fountain
• Drink mixed in mixed drinks
• Fizzy pop
• ___ bread
• Whiskey mixer
• Certain jerk
• Pop in the Midwest?
• Popular refreshment