| Keep up |
| Rum drink |
| Bar order |
| Rum cocktail |
| Daiquiri kin |
| Curacao quaff |
| Luau cocktail |
| Luau libation |
| Tiki cocktail |
| Rum concoction |
| Tropical drink |
| Seaside sipper |
| Tiki bar drink |
| Tiki bar order |
| Cocktail choice |
| Drink at a luau |
| Tiki bar staple |
| Vacation cooler |
| Fruity libation |
| Fruity cocktail |
| Parasol setting? |
| Tiki bar beverage |
| Swim-up bar drink |
| Tiki bar libation |
| Tiki bar cocktail |
| Tiki bar offering |
| Tropical cocktail |
| Curaçao cocktail |
| Cousin of a zombie |
| Trader Vic's drink |
| Festooned cocktail |
| Exotic rum cocktail |
| Drink made with rum |
| Trader Vic invention |
| Daiquiri alternative |
| Drink at Trader Vic's |
| Margarita alternative |
| Tiki-bar rum cocktail |
| Umbrella holder, maybe |
| Cocktail with curaçao |
| Drink with an umbrella |
| Drink with many recipes |
| Drink with rum and lime |
| Drink made with curaçao |
| Mainstay of Tiki culture |
| Umbrella holder, perhaps |
| Umbrella-garnished drink |
| Rum and curaçao cocktail |
| Rum drink with curaçao |
| Cocktail with an umbrella |
| Cocktail with rum and lime |
| In Tahitian it means "good |
| It may be under an umbrella |
| Cocktail made with curaçao |
| Cocktail with a Tahitian name |
| Drink with an umbrella, maybe |
| Polynesian-themed rum beverage |
| It may be found under an umbrella |
| It may come with a small umbrella |
| It's served in Elvis' "Blue Hawaii |
| Tropical drink in a highball glass |
| Cocktail flavored with orgeat syrup |
| It might be found under an umbrella |
| Cocktail often served with an orchid |
| Drink sometimes served in a pineapple |
| It may come with a slice of pineapple |
| Drink whose name is Tahitian for "good |
| Drink that often comes with an umbrella |
| Cocktail often made with pineapple juice |
| Drink whose name means "good" in Tahitian |
| Drink that might be served with an umbrella |
| Cocktail often served with a pineapple garnish |
| Drink sometimes served in a hollowed-out pineapple |
| Drink that gets its name from the Tahitian word for "good |
| Tropical drink originally made with 17-year-old J. Wray & Nephew Rum |