London Pubs Monday, October 12, 2026 · By the Crossword Study Team
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‹ 1 across Trips to the plate, in baseball
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across 1 Trips to the plate, in baseball 7 Surgery sites, briefly 10 Internal organs 17 Queasy feeling 18 Sound from a cow 19 Earnings 20 * The ___, Greenwich pub sharing its name with a famous tea clipper 23 Sun Devils' university, briefly 24 Amino acid often added to energy drinks 25 Tennis great Arthur 26 Farm machine that separates grain from stalks 28 * Swedish vodka brand 29 Large South American bird 30 Afternoon rest 31 Reclined, after “has” 32 * Sprouted grain used by a brewer 33 * Fuller's three-letter brew introduced in 1971 35 Asian American and Pacific Islander, briefly 39 Fencing weapon with a three-sided blade 40 * The ___, Wandsworth riverside pub with an aptly nautical name 43 * The ___, Bloomsbury pub sharing its name with a young sheep 47 * Mexican lager with a sun-themed name 48 Shakespeare king who divides his realm 49 * Container for naturally conditioned draught 50 Woodwind that traditionally gives an orchestra its tuning note 51 Self-satisfied smile 53 Performs an elementary arithmetic operation 54 Soccer star Lloyd 55 * Merlot and Chardonnay, collectively 56 Desires 57 Really excited, informally 58 David Bowie song or 1984 Jeff Bridges film 60 * Pub counter where rounds are ordered 62 * Historic coaching stop with drinks and lodging 63 Experienced pro 68 Beckham Jr. of NFL fame 72 Large throng 75 Length times width, for a rectangle 76 Furious 77 “This,” in Spanish 81 Follows orders 82 Habitual teller of falsehoods 83 * A wee serving of Scotch 84 Closely related 85 Give a scathing review 86 Boba of “Star Wars” 87 Suvari of “American Beauty” 88 Get up 89 Nintendo's 16-bit console, briefly 91 ___ Paulo, Brazil 93 Bookmaker’s quoted ratios 94 * Foam atop a freshly poured brew 98 Edible bivalve with a dark shell 103 Campus brotherhood, informally 104 Story likely to bring tears 107 Hindrance 109 * Dark soft drink often used as a mixer 110 * Liqueur made by steeping blackthorn fruit in a juniper spirit 111 * Vessel whose rupture flooded part of London with porter in 1814 112 * The ___, Rotherhithe pub named for the Pilgrims’ Atlantic-crossing vessel 114 Settles cosily 115 * What “on the rocks” adds to an order 116 Province that includes Northern Ireland 117 Having three unequal sides, as a triangle 118 International courier with a yellow-and-red logo 119 Welcomes at the door down 1 Long-snouted mammals with sticky tongues 2 River through Perth, Scotland 3 Sculptures of heads and shoulders 4 * Japanese lager brand 5 Earth, in French 6 Interests, as in “for both our ___” 7 Members of a Native American people of Nebraska 8 * A pink by-the-glass order 9 * Tart style on a pub’s draught list 10 Absolutely necessary 11 Carrie Ann on the “Dancing with the Stars” judging panel 12 “Excuse me,” politely, in Italian 13 * Mexican lager brand with a crown-themed name 14 Actor Jannings 15 Bausch + Lomb contact-lens solution 16 Win ___ (take six games, perhaps) 20 Tony Soprano's wife 21 Like a horseshoe 22 What the runner in first place has 27 Child gained through marriage, informally 34 Gusts, as the wind 36 “B, ___ Bravo” 37 * Fortified after-dinner pour from Portugal 38 Sorts or kinds 40 Fraudulent scheme 41 * The ___, Covent Garden pub with a stringed instrument's name 42 Small island 44 Somewhat 45 ___ Lisa 46 * Draught drink often ordered by the pint 51 * The ___, pub opposite Hyde Park with a waterbird's name 52 Thomas who wrote “The Magic Mountain” 54 Birthday greeting in an envelope 59 * Traditional British draught style with restrained hop bitterness 60 * A brew's perceived fullness 61 * Top-fermented brews 64 * Smaller draught order favoured at Soho's French House 65 Racing driver Luyendyk 66 * How a spirit arrives without chilling or mixing 67 * Throwing game often finished on a double 68 * Cider brand originating in New Zealand 69 Gravely serious 70 Actor Peters of “American Horror Story” 71 Capital of Peru 72 * Brewing cones that add bitterness 73 * Scotch brand named for a Scottish seaside town 74 Magritte of surrealist painting 77 Summer side often served with butter 78 Impoverished part of a city 79 Ashley of “High School Musical” 80 Lowest usual rating in a five-point review 90 Traditional Jewish village of Eastern Europe 92 * Dutch lager named for an Amsterdam river 95 * The ___, City Road pub in the “Pop Goes the Weasel” rhyme 96 Visitor from another planet 97 Closely packed 99 Aran of Nintendo's “Metroid” series 100 Device for weighing things 101 Mom played by Meredith Baxter on “Family Ties” 102 Turns opposite to rights 104 Nine-digit U.S. identifiers, briefly 105 Baldwin of “30 Rock” 106 Thin South Indian pancake 107 Roman poet of “Metamorphoses” 108 Composer of the “Goldberg Variations” 113 Hawaiian floral garland 1 across, Trips to the plate, in baseball, 6 letters.
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