| DRINKSALLAROUND | "I'm buying!," at a bar ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| DJS | People paid to blast Usher's "Yeah!" at a bar mitzvah, e.g. |
| ONME | 'I'm buying!' |
| BARROW | Argument at a bar or a fruit stand (6) |
| SETEMUP | Order at a bar or a pool table |
| TAVERNA | In Greece, a guesthouse with a bar or a restaurant (7) |
| TEND | Take care of, as a bar or a garden |
| MITZVAH | Commandment that could be a bar or a bat! (7) |
| TENDED | Watched over, as a bar or a soccer goal |
| BOUNCER | A person employed at a bar or nightclub to eject troublemakers (7) |
| ROUND | Order at a bar ... or at a butcher shop |
| SHOTS | They can be taken on the court, at a bar, or at a portrait studio |
| TAB | Something that might be kept open at a bar or on a computer |
| OPENTABS | They might accrue at a bar or in a browser |
| LEVER | A bar or board that rests on a support called a fulcrum. A downward force exerted on one end of this tool can be transferred and increased in an upward direction at the other end, allowing a small for |
| BAIL | A bucket for removing water from a boat; a portable dairy house; a wicket crosspiece; or, a bar or chain separating horses in a loose box (4) |
| CHOPPER | A person/machine for rendering tree trunks into sawdust or wood shards; Irish slang for a fish bar; or, a word that means jauntily cheerful (7) |
| HAMMERED | Smashed, at a bar or woodshop |
| KEG | Container at a bar or brewery |
| BUFFET | Word for a sideboard/cupboard; a refreshment bar; or, a hassock (6) |
