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New York Times, Monday, March 10, 1952
38-Down : Tending to deceive.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 29, Avg Word Len: 5.44, Missing: { J P Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 288 (avg 1.47)
Open Squares: 82,
Cheaters: 2,
FITB: 1,
XRef: 0,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 15,
Grid flow: 42.2
Grid has double diagonal symmetry.
1 T | 2 S | 3 I | 4 A | 5 N | 6 G | | 7 E | 8 M | 9 E | 10 R | 11 G | 12 E | 13 S | |
14 H | E | R | D | E | R | | 15 M | A | R | I | A | N | N | 16 E |
17 R | A | V | A | G | E | | 18 U | N | S | O | R | T | E | D |
19 O | W | I | | 20 S | A | 21 B | L | E | | 22 S | T | R | E | W |
23 N | A | N | 24 A | | 25 T | O | O | T | 26 S | | 27 H | E | R | A |
28 G | Y | G | E | 29 S | | 30 O | U | S | T | 31 S | | 32 A | I | R |
| | | 33 G | I | 34 F | T | S | | 35 R | E | 36 S | T | E | D |
37 M | 38 I | 39 M | I | C | R | Y | | 40 M | A | R | T | Y | R | S |
41 A | L | A | S | K | A | | 42 S | A | D | I | E | | | |
43 R | L | S | | 44 S | U | 45 B | E | R | | 46 F | A | 47 U | 48 R | 49 E |
50 T | U | S | 51 K | | 52 D | R | A | I | 53 N | | 54 K | R | I | M |
55 I | S | A | A | 56 C | | 57 O | W | N | E | 58 R | | 59 B | O | B |
60 N | O | C | T | U | 61 R | N | E | | 62 R | E | 63 B | A | T | E |
64 I | R | R | I | T | A | T | E | | 65 V | A | I | N | E | R |
| 66 Y | E | A | S | T | E | D | | 67 E | L | D | E | R | S |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 995
Across
1
China's U. N. representative. :
TSIANG7
14
15
La Belle France, personified. :
MARIANNE17
18
19
Information bureau of W. W. II. :
OWI20
Cape at the south tip of Florida. :
SABLE22
Dedicate to the wind. :
STREW23
25
27
The "ox-eyed" goddess. :
HERA28
Fabulous Lydian king, owner of a magic ring. :
GYGES30
32
Where Sabre meets Mig. :
AIR33
35
37
40
41
Bargain from Russia, 1867. :
ALASKA42
Miss Thompson of "Rain." :
SADIE43
He wrote "My Shadow." :
RLS44
Outer bark of the cork oak. :
SUBER46
Replacement for M. Pleven. :
FAURE50
52
54
Abd-el ___, Riff leader in Morocco. :
KRIM55
He couldn't tell Jacob from Esau. :
ISAAC57
A jockey wears his colors. :
OWNER59
Pre-poodle haircut. :
BOB60
Chopin's Opus 27, for instance. :
NOCTURNE62
64
65
66
67
False accusers of Susanna. :
ELDERS
Down
1
Subway load, at rush hour. :
THRONG2
Joint U. S.–Canadian project for the St. Lawrence. :
SEAWAY3
Creator of a famous Ichabod. :
IRVING4
Democratic action group. :
ADA5
Films for developing: Abbr. :
NEGS6
A word for Alexander. :
GREAT7
Desirous of equaling others. :
EMULOUS8
French impressionist paintings. :
MANETS9
Stumbling syllables. :
ERS10
Former President of Chile. :
RIOS11
Open court enclosed by a cloister. :
GARTH12
13
16
"Greatest intellect" of pre-Revolutionary America. :
EDWARDS21
24
26
29
Sets a dog upon: Slang. :
SICKS31
Finishing stroke on type. :
SERIF34
36
Sizzling platter item. :
STEAK37
Companion of the canapes. :
MARTINI38
39
40
Well-known contemporary watercolorist. :
MARIN42
Phenomenon of the Sargasso. :
SEAWEED45
Sister act of genius. :
BRONTE47
48
49
51
Egyptian village near the Suez Canal. :
KATIA53
Impertinent assurance: Slang. :
NERVE56
58
61
63
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 12 debuted here and reused later, 2 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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