| Shot |
| Whip |
| Flog |
| Lick |
| Tempo |
| Throb |
| Thump |
| Doozy |
| Pulse |
| Rhythm |
| Thrash |
| All in |
| Top-__ |
| Moment |
| Tanned |
| Pooped |
| Bushed |
| Defeat |
| Switch |
| Cudgel |
| Licked |
| Bested |
| Thresh |
| Conquer |
| Trounce |
| Surpass |
| Scourge |
| Outplay |
| Belabor |
| Shellac |
| Cadence |
| Subdued |
| Pulsate |
| Overcome |
| Worn out |
| Defeated |
| Outscore |
| Vanquish |
| Overpower |
| Exhausted |
| Wiped out |
| Tired out |
| Edged out |
| Pulsation |
| Horsewhip |
| Dog-tired. |
| Vanquished |
| Cop's path |
| Out of gas |
| Knocked out |
| Recipe verb |
| Mix rapidly |
| The English |
| Cop's route |
| Tuckered out |
| Heart rhythm |
| Cops' rounds |
| Cop's domain |
| Cop's patrol |
| Shellac, say |
| Techno basis |
| Cop's charge |
| Heart action |
| Cop's milieu |
| Really tired |
| Police rounds |
| Musical tempo |
| ___ the Clock |
| Drummer's job |
| Habitual path |
| Kerouac, e.g. |
| Keep a rhythm |
| Musical pulse |
| Needing a nap |
| Generation ___ |
| Assigned route |
| Drummer's duty |
| Habitual route |
| Play, as drums |
| Prevailed over |
| Thump or trump |
| Rhythmic pulse |
| Come out ahead |
| Ready to crash |
| Finish ahead of |
| '50s generation |
| The ___ Goes On |
| Maestro's meter |
| Officer's route |
| Play, as a drum |
| Stir vigorously |
| Cop's territory |
| Drummer's forte |
| Drummer's pride |
| Extremely tired |
| Score more than |
| Recipe direction |
| ___ a dead horse |
| Cop's assignment |
| Defeat at a meet |
| Policeman's turf |
| Really wiped out |
| Regular drumming |
| Stringer's field |
| Drummer's output |
| Dancing stimulus |
| Ready to turn in |
| Drummers keep it |
| Thrash or thresh |
| All tuckered out |
| Utterly exhausted |
| Get the better of |
| Baffle — all in |
| Drum contribution |
| Flatfoot's rounds |
| Patrolman's route |
| Trounced, perhaps |
| Finished ahead of |
| Policeman's route |
| Defeat in a match |
| Dead on one's feet |
| Plumb tuckered out |
| Recipe instruction |
| Drubbed or whipped |
| Flatfoot's circuit |
| Journalist's focus |
| Patrolman's rounds |
| Thumped or trumped |
| Metronome's output |
| Pound, like a drum |
| A drummer keeps it |
| Ready for the sack |
| Conductor's concern |
| And the ___ goes on |
| Drummers provide it |
| Journalistic scoop. |
| About ready to drop |
| Defeat in a contest |
| Completely exhausted |
| Apt rhyme for defeat |
| Kerouac or Burroughs |
| Kerouac's generation |
| Memorable generation |
| Newshawk's territory |
| Reporter's territory |
| Rhythm for a drummer |
| Drummer's assignment |
| Thoroughly exhausted |
| Ready to hit the hay |
| Scoop, in journalism. |
| Reporter's assignment |
| Newswriter's specialty |
| Musical starting point |
| Patrolman's assignment |
| Score more points than |
| The conductor keeps it |
| My heart skipped a ___ |
| 1950s generation member |
| It's dropped on a track |
| Police officer's patrol |
| It's kept by a conductor |
| Drummer's responsibility |
| Don't ___ around the bush |
| Post–W.W. II generation |
| Policeman's assigned route |
| Rock and roll prerequisite |
| ___ the Devil," Bogart film |
| Go-Go's "Beauty and the ___ |
| ___ It" (Michael Jackson hit) |
| We Got the ___" (Go-Go's hit) |
| Jack Kerouac or Allen Ginsberg |
| ____ Generation (Kerouac et al.) |
| ___ It" (#1 hit for Michael Jackson) |
| '81 Go-Go's album "Beauty and the ___ |
| We Got the ___" (Go-Go's hit of 1982) |
| March to the ___ of a different drummer |
| Turn the ___ Around" (Gloria Estefan song) |
| Benedick's love in "Much Ado About Nothing |
| Beauty and a ___" (2012 Justin Bieber song) |
| Old age and treachery will always ___ youth and exuberance" (David Mamet) |