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NY Times, Fri, Apr 17, 1992

Author: Dorothea E. Shipp
Editor: Eugene T. Maleska
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 40, Avg Word Len: 4.87, Missing: { F J Q V X Z }, Scrabble score: 266 (avg 1.44)
Open Squares: 68, Cheaters: 6, FITB: 5, XRef: 0

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© 1992, The New York Times
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1. Suffragist Carrie : CATT
5. Composer Khachaturian : ARAM
9. Above, in Bremen : UBER
13. Height: Comb. form : ACRO
14. Buck or cycle preceder : MEGA
15. Like some oil : CRUDE
16. Agitation : STEW
17. Parisian recreation area : PARC
18. ___ mirabilis : ANNUS
19. Easter fare, especially in England : SIMNELCAKES
22. Bilko or Pepper : NCO
23. Wife of Athamas : INO
24. Profit : NET
25. "___ half my days . . . ": Milton : ERE
26. Suffix with baron : IAL
27. Had a temperature : AILED
29. Clusters of spores : SORI
31. Where cheveux grow : TETE
32. Layer of paint : COAT
33. Gumshoe : TEC
34. Not pristine : USED
35. Easter fare : ROASTLAMB
39. Curé's title : ABBE
42. "___ voix dans le désert": Elgar : UNE
43. Basic lessons : ABCS
46. Cattleman's steer mover : PROD
47. Village or hamlet : DORP
49. Mary Moore's middle name : TYLER
51. Play on words : PUN
52. Parisian rifle range : TIR
53. Wonderment : AWE
55. Top airman : ACE
56. Part of a dog star's name : RIN
57. Easter fare : HOTCROSSBUN
60. Tributary of the Rhone : ISERE
62. Name in the comics : ELLA
63. Steinbeck siren : ABRA
64. Writer Anya or Ernest : SETON
65. Palustrine plant : REED
66. Start of a fox hunt : MEET
67. Lead-in to while : ERST
68. Limas' relatives : SOYS
69. Wagnerian goddess : ERDA
 1. Variety of cinnamon : CASSIA
2. Type of ray : ACTINIC
3. Vibrating effect : TREMOLO
4. Oppidan's locale : TOWN
5. Commodious : AMPLE
6. Shows awareness : REACTS
7. Part of Uttar Pradesh : AGRA
8. Food fish : MACKEREL
9. Decorative container : URN
10. Pink-eyed sights at Easter : BUNNIES
11. Instruct : EDUCATE
12. Did a cobbler's job : RESOLED
15. Job for F. Lee Bailey : CASE
20. Fiedler's "An ___ Innocence" : ENDTO
21. Evergreen shrub : ERICA
28. Auriculate : EARED
30. A mustelid : OTTER
31. Short and fat : TUBBY
36. Part of a TV broadcast : AUDIO
37. Horses, at times : SNORTERS
38. Moves by Spassky or Karpov : MATES
39. Inform : APPRISE
40. Big, husky fellow : BRUISER
41. Easter wear : BONNETS
44. Curdled milk, in Dixie : CLABBER
45. Chained : SECURED
48. Powwow : PARLEY
50. Tebaldi or Scotto : RENATA
52. Subsequently : THEN
54. Certain dyes : WOADS
58. "___ From 5 to 7," 1962 film : CLEO
59. Identical : SAME
61. Nonsense : ROT

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