| POPS | Soft drinks or daddies |
| ADRYPUB | A hotel serving only soft drinks or perhaps the one with no beer? (1,3,3) |
| SAUCE | Ketchup or Daddies eg (5) |
| BROWN | Word linked with sauce for a condiment such as HP or Daddies (5) |
| SPRITE | General name for an elf, fairy or pixie; a brand of lemon- and lime flavoured soft drink; or, one of the traditional Brownie Six emblems (6) |
| COKE | Soft drink or drug acceptable in church (4) |
| TAB | Once-popular diet soft drink, or part of the can |
| NEWCOKE | A reformulated soft drink, or "the biggest marketing blunder of all time" |
| TRAY | Flat receptacle on or in which to serve canapes or drinks or bake brownies (4) |
| ESKY | From an old or pejorative word for an Inuit, by association with a cold climate, an Australian name for a chilly bin or cool box, for drinks or tucker (4) |
| OLIVE | A tree with branches traditionally symbolising peace and stone fruits often served as antipasti or appetisers with drinks; or, a slice of beef wrapped around a savoury filling and stewed (5) |
| ICEPICK | A prong similar to a bradawl for sculpting a frozen block or breaking it into cubes for cocktails/drinks; or, a mountaineer's piolet-like tool (3,4) |
| NOGS | Wooden pegs/blocks inserted into walls to receive nails; or, milky drinks or flips with eggs, liquor and spices (4) |
| WARMERS | Devices, garments, objects, soups, stews, spiced/mulled drinks or other things for heating or comforting (7) |
| POTATIONS | Drinks or drafts |
| COFFEETABLE | Platform for drinks (or books?) (6,5) |
| MENU | List of drinks or desserts |
| NEPENTHES | Sorrow lulling drinks or drugs (9) |
| STANDAROUND | Treat everybody to drinks - or loaf (5,6) |
| CARTONS | Small, light containers for drinks or foodstuffs (7) |
