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Virginia Butler
New York Times, Saturday, February 13, 1982
49-Across : Dutch seaport
Author:
Virginia Butler
Editor:
Eugene T. Maleska
Rows: 15, Columns: 15,
Words: 76,
Blocks: 38,
Avg Word Len: 4.92,
Missing: { C F K Q V X Z },
Scrabble score: 282 (avg 1.51)
Open Squares: 74, Cheaters: 2, FITB: 5, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 4, Grid flow: 40.0
1 S | 2 W | 3 A | 4 T | 5 H | | 6 O | 7 R | 8 B | 9 S | | 10 P | 11 U | 12 P | 13 A |
14 L | A | U | R | A | | 15 N | E | A | R | | 16 A | S | A | N |
17 A | N | G | E | L | | 18 M | I | N | O | 19 R | S | U | I | T |
20 B | E | S | E | E | 21 N | A | N | D | | 22 O | S | A | G | E |
| | | | 23 A | I | M | S | | 24 D | U | E | L | E | D |
| 25 S | 26 T | 27 A | N | N | E | | 28 P | U | G | | | | |
29 H | A | I | R | D | O | | 30 P | R | E | H | 31 E | 32 A | 33 T | 34 S |
35 A | L | L | A | H | | 36 P | A | Y | | 37 A | P | P | A | L |
38 H | E | L | M | E | 39 T | E | D | | 40 S | N | E | E | R | Y |
| | | | 41 A | O | R | | 42 M | O | D | E | S | T | |
43 M | 44 E | 45 M | 46 O | R | Y | | 47 D | O | O | R | | | | |
48 A | L | E | R | T | | 49 R | O | T | T | E | 50 R | 51 D | 52 A | 53 M |
54 J | E | L | L | Y | 55 R | O | L | L | | 56 A | E | R | I | E |
57 O | G | E | E | | 58 E | T | T | E | | 59 D | R | O | S | S |
60 R | Y | E | S | | 61 P | O | S | Y | | 62 Y | I | P | E | S |
© 1982, The New York TimesNo. 11,785
Across
1
Sweep of a scythe :
SWATH6
Jupiter and Saturn, e.g. :
ORBS10
Insect in the post-larval stage :
PUPA14
Johnny Mercer's dream girl :
LAURA15
16
Straight ___ arrow :
ASAN17
Annunciation figure :
ANGEL18
20
22
23
What all planners must have :
AIMS24
Crossed swords, perhaps :
DUELED25
Veiled, elderly woman, in art :
STANNE28
29
30
Prepares an oven before baking :
PREHEATS35
Deity for Meccans :
ALLAH36
Rob Peter to ___ Paul :
PAY37
38
40
41
A tense for Homer: Abbr. :
AOR42
43
47
What to show an unwanted visitor :
DOOR48
49
54
56
Where the eagle has landed :
AERIE57
58
59
60
61
62
Cries out sharply :
YIPES
Down
1
2
3
4
Horseradish of E. Indies :
TREE5
6
7
Saddlers' products :
REINS8
9
Sign for which playwrights pine :
SRO10
11
12
Hall of Fame pitcher :
PAIGE13
Chipped in one's chip :
ANTED19
21
24
25
Objective of many a plug :
SALE26
27
28
29
In one word, "I told you so!" :
HAH30
Layer on a football player :
PAD31
Inventor of a sign language :
EPEE32
What an epigone does :
APES33
34
Shakespearean tinker :
SLY36
39
40
42
43
44
Gray's brought him praise :
ELEGY45
Homophone for Malay :
MELEE46
47
49
Prefix with beater :
ROTO50
51
52
Comfortable, in Cannes :
AISE53
55
What a KO artist earns :
REP
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 1 debuted here and reused later, 5 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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