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Crossword clue for "SOT"

SOT: Barfly

Other crossword clues for answer "SOT"

SOT: He's in his cups; Drunkard; Tippler; Lush; Mayberry's Otis, e.g.; Pink-elephant sighter; Rummy; Boozer; One with bottled-up feelings?; James Joyce, e.g.; Heavy drinker; The ___-Weed Factor (1960 John Barth novel); W.C. Fields persona; Another caller; Bad juicer; One in the spirit world?; One likely to be cut off; One on a liquid diet; Pickled sort; Put into piles; Sauce lover?; Sponge; Stewbum; B-52s superfan; Drunk; Word slurrer; One spirited away?; One who has a lot of Buds?; What a chaser follows; Soaked fellow; Toper; Overdrinker; No teetotaler; Elbow-bender; One who isn't dry; One often blotto; One who can't pass the bar?; Barstool drop-off; Dipsomaniac; One that's often smashed; One getting lit; Spirited individual?; One often lit; He can't pass the bar; One who's had tee many martoonis; Pink elephant viewer, perhaps; Sufferer of the d.t.'s; Liquor liker; Liquor lover; D.t.'s sufferer; Inebriate; Frequent reorderer?; Bar crawler; Otis of Mayberry, for one; Cold porter fan?; Guzzler; Soused sort; Pub crawler; Tavern juicer; One from hics-ville?; One who sees pink elephants; Hooch hound; One dominated by spirits?; Hard drinker; One known to hit the bottle; One who's haunted by spirits?; Boozehound; Bar fixture, maybe; Big downer?; One living the high life?; Bar ejectee, perhaps; Frequent downer?; One who may take a lot of cheap shots?; Tosspot; Master of getting plastered; Spirit animal?; Bar habitué; AA candidate; See 37 Down; Juicer; One unable to pass the bar?; Regular glass elevator?; One in need of drying out; More than the occasional drinker; Plastered one; Bouncer's handful; Drunk tank regular; One lit in a bar?; One who may not be served; Serious elbow-bender; 31-Across patron; One 81-Across, perhaps; Barstool topper; Loaded one; Pink-elephant spotter, stereotypically; Inveterate imbiber; One always reaching for the Skyy?; Brooks persona; Foster Brooks persona; Fields persona; Fields characterization; Falstaff, for instance; Stewed dude; Juicehead; Soak; Wino; One who is quite a downer?; One with a gut full of rotgut; One intimately involved with the spirit world?; Problem drinker; Simpleton.; Tipsy tosspot.; Chronic imbiber.; Obstinate.; Bibulous one.; Swillbowl.; Fixed: Dial.; Obstinate: Dial.; Lost Weekend character.; Stubborn: Dial.; Very determined: Dial.; Old Soak.” nyt 1952 SOT Bibulous one. nyt 1952 SOT Bottle opener. nyt 1952 SOT Obstinate: Dial. nyt 1952 SOT Obstinate: Dial. nyt 1952 SOT Stubborn: Dial. nyt 1952 SOT Stubborn: Dial. nyt 1952 SOT Toper. nyt 1952 SOTO Hernando de ___, Mississippi discoverer. nyt 1952 SOTS Befuddles. nyt 1952 SOTS Bibulous ones. nyt 1952 SOTS Topers. nyt 1952 SOTTO Under: Italian. nyt 1952 SOTTO ___ voce (privately said.) nyt 1952 SOTTO ___ voce. nyt 1952 SOU Something almost worthless. nyt 1952 SOU Worthless thing. nyt 1952 SOUL A human being. nyt 1952 SOUL Spiritual force. nyt 1952 SOULS Human beings. nyt 1952 SOUND Long Island or Puget. nyt 1952 SOUNDOFF Speak frankly: Slang. nyt 1952 SOUP Mulligatawny. nyt 1952 SOUP Pepper pot. nyt 1952 SOUR Peevish. nyt 1952 SOURNESS Peevish temper. nyt 1952 SOURNOTE This is anathema to the maestro: 2 wds. nyt 1952 SOUS French coins, 5 centimes. nyt 1952 SOUS French coins. nyt 1952 SOUSA Famous bandmaster. nyt 1952 SOUSA Famous bandmaster. nyt 1952 SOUSA He composed Stars and Stripes Forever."; Old Soak.; Stubborn, old style.; Obstinate: Colloq.; Tipsy one; Drinker; Drinking man; Falstaff, e.g.; Relative of 64 Across; Fuddler; Winebibber; Skid-row habitué; Foolish: Fr.; Shakespeare's Sir Toby, e.g.; Sir Toby Belch, e.g.; Barney on "The Simpsons," for one; Saucehound; Bowery bum; Excessive downer?; One may be drying out; Tipplemeister; One who's very wet?; Wobbly walker; Heavy drinker, like Barney on "The Simpsons"; Martini guzzler; Slurrer, perhaps; Liquid diet devotee; Alky; Sighter of pink elephants; Inveterate brown-bagger; Souse; Big tippler; Dean Martin persona; Habitual drunk; One who's usually gone; Bar fixture; Juice fiend; One going [hic!]; One likely to go [hic!]; One perhaps having one too many; One seeing pink elephants; One who's all wet?; Literally, "fool"; Swillbelly; [hic!] producer; One who has trouble passing the bar?; Happy hour habitué; Wino, e.g.; One on a bender, perhaps; Overindulger, of a sort; Teetotaler's opposite; Habitual drinker; Toping type; Boozing type; Boozing sort; Barfly, say; Drunk rocker; Guided by Voices album; Ted Kennedy, some say; AA attendee; Mayberry's Otis, for example; One who rarely passes the bar; AA applicant; Driving hazard; One who finds it tough to pass the bar; Another 37-Down?; Bar magnet?; One tippling too much; Booze abuser; Constantly stewed dude; One imbibing rotgut; One off the wagon; One unlikely to pass the bar?; Barroom elbow-bender; One who likes cheap shots?; Barstool dweller; Chronic drinker; One who drinks too much; One continually taking shots?; One finding it hard to pass the bar?; Bar's juicer?; Excessive drinker; Inebriated one; Imbiber; Otis Campbell e.g.; Otis of Mayberry; W.C. Fields' role; One having trouble passing the bar?; One who tips too much?; One who often has one too many; One always taking shots?; Falling-down drunk?; Habitual elbow-bender; One who's plagued by spirits?; Otis of Mayberry, e.g.; One who's often pickled; One with a "liquid diet"; See 82 Down; Drunk History figure; Quite a downer?; He has a hard time passing the bar; One getting shots regularly; He may find it hard to pass the bar; Teetotaler's counterpart; One who has a lot of screwdrivers?; Big drinker; Immoderate imbiber; Rehab candidate