| One who says 'I say, old chap' |
BRIT |
| One who's sore |
ACHER |
| Painter Matisse |
HENRI |
| Pen name |
BIC |
| Persistently worry |
NAGAT |
| Peruvian money |
SOL |
| Petrol provider |
ESSO |
| Place for a renter's signature |
LEASE |
| Play to ___ |
ATIE |
| Position |
STAND |
| Put on TV |
AIR |
| Quotable Yogi |
BERRA |
| Raft wood |
BALSA |
| Real name of 29-Down |
ERIK |
| Reverse of WNW |
ESE |
| Salon supplies |
DYES |
| See 11-Down |
DIVA |
| See 24-Across |
LLOYD |
| See 24-Across |
WEBBER |
| See 29-Down |
OFTHEOPERA |
| Seethes |
STEWS |
| Site of Margaret Mead studies |
SAMOA |
| Slice (off) |
LOP |
| Soap ingredient |
LYE |
| Sounds of disapproval |
TSKS |
| Spelunking site |
CAVE |
| Tendon |
SINEW |
| Theater areas |
AISLES |
| Tipplers |
SOTS |
| Toy gun ammo |
PELLET |
| Twisty curves |
ESSES |
| Went faster than |
OUTRACED |
| West Point team |
ARMY |
| Wetnaps, e.g. |
WIPES |
| When repeated, words of agreement |
HEAR |
| With 40- and 51-Across, composer of 29-Down/60-Across, as well as 63-Across |
ANDREW |
| With 60-Across, longest-running show in Broadway history as of 1/9/06 |
THEPHANTOM |
| You might get a ticket for doing this |
EIGHTY |
| ___ Stadium, home of the U.S. Open |
ASHE |