| TIPPLER | Roof worker has about two pints, he's a habitual drinker |
| INTHESLOT | Pint he's loth to swallow, here ideally for a drive? (2,3,4) |
| TBSPS | A fluid oz. has about two |
| VOLCANOES | Nicaragua's flag features five of these; the country actually has about two dozen of them |
| TOSSPOT | Habitual drinker has drunk up a small quantity |
| LUSH | What is a word for a heavy drinker, especially a habitual one? (4) |
| INTOTHEBARGAIN | Where habitual drinker goes, suffering a loss, too? (4,3,7) |
| STONER | A utensil for pitting cherries, olives, plums or other drupe fruits; a habitual user of Cannabis sativa or, a lapidator, pelting rocks as a punishment (6) |
| SOUSE | Related to "salt", a word for pickled pigs' ears, trotters or other pork; the brine or marinade used; a dunk or plunge into pickling or other liquid; or, a habitual drunkard, aka a soak (5) |
| USUAL | What habitual drinker has? (5) |
| SOAK | Heavily tax the habitual drinker (4) |
| DIPSO | Habitual drinker goes bathing with nothing on |
| LOCALCALL | Phone contact habitual drinker often makes? (5,4) |
| SOTOSPEAK | Habitual drinker passed around blended pesto, as it were (2,2,5) |
| SOT | Habitual drinker very troublesome at first |
| TOPER | Habitual drinker wanting best beer - half only? |
| ISOTROPY | One habitual drinker's poor - no change wherever he looks, in this state |
| TOPE | What habitual drinkers do ___ to get a high note? (4) |
| NIGHTONTHETILES | Session for a date with a roof worker presumably? (5,2,3,5) |
| DRINKER | Archaically, a winebibber was a habitual what? (7) |
