| Old annoyed cry |
FIE |
| One on a beat |
COP |
| Pace of a piece |
TEMPO |
| Paso __: two-step |
DOBLE |
| Patches, as a lawn |
RESODS |
| Penpoints |
NIBS |
| Physician of 1930s-'40s films |
DRKILDARE |
| Place serving links |
IHOP |
| Postage meter unit |
OUNCE |
| Puccini heroine |
TOSCA |
| Puritanical |
PRIM |
| Quasimodo's milieu |
BELLTOWER |
| Rd. or st. |
RTE |
| Recline lazily |
LOLL |
| Remove the chaff |
THRESH |
| Rocker Vicious |
SID |
| Rogue |
KNAVE |
| Rogue |
SCAMP |
| Scorch |
SEAR |
| See 31-Down |
AXE |
| Shaw's homeland |
EIRE |
| Sign of traffic impatience |
BEEP |
| Smart fellows? |
ALECS |
| Sounds of uncertainty |
UHS |
| Superman player |
REEVE |
| Swiss Miss, e.g. |
HOTCHOCOLATEMIX |
| Times to call, in ads |
EVES |
| UN delegate |
AMB |
| URL ending |
ORG |
| Used one's cell |
PHONED |
| Utensil with a mesh bottom |
SIEVE |
| Vintage wheels |
REO |
| Wears proudly |
SPORTS |
| Weighty weight |
TON |
| Western treaty gp. |
OAS |
| Will of "The Waltons" |
GEER |
| With 38-Down, employment termination |
THE |
| Word that can follow the first word of 17-, 25-, 39-, 47-, or 60-Across |
PEPPER |
| __ sequitur |
NON |
