| Noted animator in tears? | 24 |
| Plays guitar really well | 24 |
| Like seashells at high tide | 27 |
| Paneling for a low wall | 23 |
| Spare tire's locale | 23 |
| It gets belted quite often | 26 |
| Place for a spare tire? | 23 |
| The middle number of 36-24-36 | 29 |
| Cummerbund's place | 22 |
| Word with coat or line | 22 |
| Wasp's claim to fame | 24 |
| The 24 in '36-24-36' | 28 |
| Target for middle management? | 29 |
| Spare tire's place? | 23 |
| Place for belt-tightening | 25 |
| Place for a cummerbund | 22 |
| Part of an hourglass figure | 27 |
| Narrowest part of the torso | 27 |
| It's often tape-measured | 28 |
| It may increase with age | 24 |
| Concern of many a dieter | 24 |
| Area measured by a tailor | 25 |
| Garment under a doublet | 23 |
| Depth of some fishing holes | 27 |
| What weight watchers watch | 26 |
| It often grows in winter | 24 |
| Belt's surroundings | 23 |
| They get belted regularly | 25 |
| Places for love handles | 23 |
| "Spare tire" sites | 28 |
| What belts wrap around | 22 |
| Sites of some front porches | 27 |
| Middle management concerns? | 27 |
| "Don't go yet!" | 29 |
| "Hurry up and ___" | 28 |
| Word yelled at a moving bus | 27 |
| What a vertical palm may mean | 29 |
| Serve, with "on" | 26 |
| "Cool your jets" | 26 |
| What people in a line do | 24 |
| Show patience, in a way | 23 |
| Serve entrees, for example | 26 |
| Emergency room concern | 22 |
| Display one's patience | 26 |
| Checkout line complaint | 23 |
| Attend, with "on" | 27 |
| "Just hold on!" | 25 |
| "Just a sec!" | 23 |
| "Gimme a second!" | 27 |
| ____ minute!: hold up! | 22 |
| ___ it out (two, please) | 24 |
| Chief Justice: 1874–88 | 29 |
| Learned co-star of the 1970s | 28 |
| He was Papa to the Waltons | 26 |
| He played John Boy's pop | 28 |
| Former hostage Terry ___ | 24 |
| Chief Justice: 1874-88 | 22 |
| Chief Justice, 1874–88 | 29 |
| Chief Justice after Chase | 25 |
| Bad English singer John | 23 |
| 1987-91 Mideast hostage Terry | 29 |
| "The Waltons" star | 28 |
| Didn't act just yet | 23 |
| Cooled one's heels | 22 |
| Served at a restaurant | 22 |
| Sat by the window, maybe | 24 |
| Didn't retire, maybe | 24 |
| One with a heavy course load | 28 |
| Maître d's subordinate | 29 |
| Mammal that takes orders? | 25 |
| Anticipate the arrival of | 25 |
| What Estragon was doing | 23 |
| Tragicomic play of 1952 | 23 |
| Samuel Beckett classic | 22 |
| Paris premiere of 1953 | 22 |
| Beckett's stage classic | 27 |
| Odets's 1935 stage hit | 26 |
| Odets, this was your sting! | 27 |
| Vultures circling, e.g. | 23 |
| Patient person's tactic | 27 |
| Be in line for an hour, say | 27 |
| Serve, as at a restaurant | 25 |
| Restaurant order-taker | 22 |
| Modern restaurant staff | 23 |
| Tipper's beneficiary | 24 |
| Mildred Pierce's job | 24 |
| Serves, with "on" | 27 |
| Does a garçon's job | 26 |
| Attends, with "on" | 28 |
| Is in a state of expectancy | 27 |
| Serves at a restaurant | 22 |
| Attends to, in a restaurant | 27 |
| Attends to in a restaurant | 26 |
| Sits by the window, e.g. | 24 |
| 1967 Audrey Hepburn movie | 25 |
| 1967 Audrey Hepburn film | 24 |
| 'Don't leave yet' | 29 |
| Give up, as one's rights | 28 |
| Relinquish, as a right | 22 |
| Forgo, as one's rights | 26 |