Hot beverage, somewhat archaic (4) Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% CHAI Hot beverage, somewhat archaic (4) (4)
8% THE Hot French beverage (3) New York Times Aug 12, 2026
7% TEA Common hot beverage (3) (3) The Sun Mini Sep 12, 2026
7% COCOA Hot ___ (wintertime beverage) (5) Universal Jun 25, 2026
6% ROTUND Somewhat corpulent (6) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Sep 19, 2026
6% QUASI Somewhat (5) Wall Street Journal Sep 17, 2026
6% ATAD Somewhat (4) Universal Sep 16, 2026
6% ABIT Somewhat (4) USA Today Sep 15, 2026
6% POOR Somewhat bad (4) Wall Street Journal Sep 12, 2026
6% BEER Budweiser beverage (4) Commuter Sep 4, 2026
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