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NY Times, Thu, Oct 23, 1986

Author: Eugene T. Maleska
Editor: Eugene T. Maleska
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 70, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 5.40, Missing: { F Q W X Y }, Scrabble score: 283 (avg 1.50)
Open Squares: 70, Cheaters: 10, FITB: 6, XRef: 0

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© 1986, The New York Times
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1. Tropical, insect-eating bird : JACAMAR
8. Manhattan College student : JASPER
14. Glossy silk for hoods : ALAMODE
15. Philosopher José ___ y Gasset : ORTEGA
16. Londoners' movies : CINEMAS
17. Author of "Nonsense Novels" : LEACOCK
19. LL.B.'s group : ABA
20. Meditation : MUSING
22. The last of a count : TEN
23. Piles : NAPS
25. Perilous precipitation : SLEET
26. Marceau, for one : MIME
27. Opposite the middle of a ship's side : ABEAM
29. Use a shuttle : TAT
30. Prune; abridge : RAZEE
31. Has high hopes : ASPIRES
33. Yellow-fever causer : AEDES
34. Condemned ab ovo : PREDOOMED
36. Hit 56 : SPEED
38. Wee chinquapins : NUTLETS
41. All Americans : PEERS
42. ___ up (excited) : HET
43. Aardvark's feature : SNOUT
45. Tabard and Wayside : INNS
46. Family of a 1973 Skylab astronaut : CARRS
48. Capital of Yemen Arab Republic : SANA
49. Ammonia, e.g. : GAS
50. Dwarfed tree or shrub : BONSAI
51. ___ Lanka : SRI
52. Wage : STIPEND
54. Stage-light color sheet : GELATIN
57. Spanish province or city : OVIEDO
58. Engineer for whom a peak was named : EVEREST
59. Darling of the 1984 Olympics : RETTON
60. Velleities : DESIRES
 1. Wading bird or timber tree : JACANA
2. Morgiana's master : ALIBABA
3. Party tidbits : CANAPES
4. Soul, in Savoie : AME
5. Apple-pie maker : MOM
6. Tarkington's "Alice ___" : ADAMS
7. Antonym for caused : RESULTED
8. Ill. city named for an explorer : JOLIET
9. "Where there ___ no Ten Commandments . . . ": Kipling : ARENT
10. Smoker : STAG
11. Yugoslav town : PEC
12. Have "I" trouble : EGOTIZE
13. Unbranched flower clusters : RACEMES
18. Locale for a jerk : KNEE
21. Condiments : SEASONERS
24. Booby-trap specialists : SAPPERS
26. Angers : MADDENS
28. Embogs : MIRES
30. Titubates : REELS
32. Part of A.R.C. : RED
33. Danish district : AMT
35. Violently resentful : OUTRAGED
36. Nancy Kassebaum, e.g. : SENATOR
37. Derby winner: 1944 : PENSIVE
39. Catcher for the rye : TOASTER
40. Aurora's time : SUNRISE
41. ___ Eye, former name of St. Paul, Minn. : PIGS
42. Transmit to an heir : HANDON
44. Vitiates : TAINTS
46. A modern dwelling, for short : CONDO
47. Bolter or chaffer : SIEVE
50. Chard : BEET
53. Stone : PIT
55. Guitarist Paul : LES
56. Uris hero : ARI

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