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Alternatives to Scotches, 4 letters
Array on a bar shelf, 4 letters
Beefeater and Bombay, 4 letters
Bombay and Beefeater, 4 letters
Boodles and Beefeater, 4 letters
Boodles and Beefeaters, e.g., 4 letters
Cotton contraptions, 4 letters
Cotton harvesting machines, 4 letters
Cotton pickin' machines, 4 letters
Cotton seed removers, 4 letters
Cotton-pickin' contraptions, 4 letters
Cottonseed extractors, 4 letters
Eli Whitney devices, 4 letters
Gets 3,3,4 at cards, 4 letters
Goes out at the card table, 4 letters
Goes out at the card table, in a way, 4 letters
Goes out in a game of rummy, 4 letters
Goes out, in a card game, 4 letters
Holds a winning hand, 4 letters
Juniper berry liquors, 4 letters
Machines on cotton plantations, 4 letters
Matches 11 cards in a particular two-handed card game, 4 letters
Plantation equipment, 4 letters
Processes cotton bolls, 4 letters
Some speakeasy drinks, 4 letters
Tanqueray and Beefeater, e.g., 4 letters
They're worth bonuses, in cards, 4 letters
Whitney contraptions, 4 letters
Wins a certain card game, 4 letters
Wins at cards, perhaps, 4 letters
Wins in a card game, 4 letters
Kerouac contemporary, 8 letters
United States poet of the beat generation (1926-1997), 8 letters
A Supreme Court justice, 8 letters
Supreme Court justice since 1993, 8 letters
Allegedly healthful root used in tea, 7 letters
Energy drink additive, 7 letters
Health-food store buy, 7 letters
Health-food store purchase, 7 letters
Medicinal root of heaven, 7 letters
Plant with a medicinal root, 7 letters
Root for herbalists, 7 letters
Root used as medicine, 7 letters
Root used in energy drinks, 7 letters
Root used in some energy drinks, 7 letters
Tea of fabled powers, 7 letters
Cocktail with sugar and lemon juice, 8 letters
Iced, citrus-flavored cocktail, 8 letters
... and still cut through a tomato! knife brand, 5 letters
As Seen on TV knife, 5 letters
Brand of knives (oft-advertised on TV), 5 letters
Cutting-edge brand since the '70s, 5 letters
Infomercial kitchen brand, 5 letters
Infomercial knife brand, 5 letters
Infomercial knife name, 5 letters
It could cut through a tin can, 5 letters
Japanese knife of TV commercials, 5 letters
Kind of knife advertised on TV, 5 letters
Kitchen-knife brand, 5 letters
Knife advertised on TV, 5 letters
Knife name in TV ads, 5 letters
Knife of infomercials, 5 letters
Knife of old infomercials, 5 letters
Knife of TV ad fame, 5 letters
Knife originally called Eversharp, 5 letters
Knife pitched in infomercials, 5 letters
Knife pitched on TV, 5 letters
Knife seen cutting tomatoes and pipes in TV ads, 5 letters
Knife set available for the low, low price of $19.99 (act now!), 5 letters
Knife-making company, 5 letters
Old infomercial brand, 5 letters
Old infomercial knife, 5 letters
Popular knife brand, 5 letters
Product whose infomercial coined the phrase But wait... there's more!, 5 letters
Super-sharp Japanese knife, 5 letters
Tin can-cutting knife, 5 letters
TV knife that cuts through a lead pipe, 5 letters
Pills to improve one's infomercial knife-wielding?, 10 letters