| BEVERAGE | Any drink other than water |
| NEPENTHE | Homeric sorrow-banishing medicine; thus, any drink, drug or potion bringing welcome forgetfulness of grief or pain (8) |
| DRYCLEAN | Clean clothing or fabrics with a solvent rather than water (3,5) |
| BEVERAGES | Drinks, usually other than water (9) |
| OATMEAL | In traditional porridge, the only ingredient other than water and salt (7) |
| FRAPPE | Description of any drink served with crushed ice (6) |
| COOL | Ice cubes can make any drink ___ |
| RELATIVEDENSITY | Why blood is thicker than water? (8,7) |
| BEEN | As it existed, she has to be included if there's to be any drink there (4) |
| ELEVATE | From a dash of cinnamon to a touch of oatmilk, baristas know the right ingredient(s) can ___ any drink. |
| BLOOD | It's said to be thicker than water (5) |
| MERE | Nothing more than - water (4) |
| GELS | They're thicker than water |
| OIL | It's thicker than water (3) |
| NAN | Actress Martin of "Thicker Than Water" |
| EBONY | A dense black hardwood known for being more dense than water (5) |
| DRYCLEANER | One who launders clothes with solvents rather than water (3,7) |
| NOSHUPS | Great meals, but not any drinks put on by hotel |
| HEREFORD | Other than the Hampshire, which other Austin got their A70 model number? (8) |
| LORDSHIP | A title used to address or refer to any British peer other than a duke, extended to a bishop or a judge (8) |
