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New York Times, Friday, August 31, 1951
24-Down : French astrologer and maker of prophesies.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 74, Blocks: 33, Avg Word Len: 5.19, Missing: { F G J Q X Y }, Scrabble score: 285 (avg 1.48)
Open Squares: 78, Cheaters: 4, FITB: 3, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 18, Grid flow: 27.6
1 A | 2 B | 3 A | 4 S | 5 H | 6 E | 7 S | | 8 S | 9 P | 10 A | | 11 S | 12 S | 13 E |
14 R | E | N | A | R | D | E | | 15 A | R | B | 16 A | C | E | S |
17 C | L | A | S | S | E | S | | 18 W | A | R | L | O | C | K |
19 T | I | E | S | | 20 M | A | 21 N | | 22 M | A | T | U | R | E |
23 I | S | M | | 24 N | A | M | E | 25 S | | 26 C | O | R | E | R |
27 C | H | I | 28 C | O | | 29 E | V | I | 30 T | A | | 31 E | T | S |
32 S | A | C | H | S | | | 33 E | V | A | D | 34 E | R | S | |
| | | 35 O | T | 36 T | 37 O | | 38 A | R | A | B | | | |
| 39 L | 40 A | U | R | I | T | 41 Z | | | 42 B | R | 43 A | 44 C | 45 T |
46 S | E | M | | 47 A | L | I | E | 48 N | | 49 R | O | C | H | E |
50 T | O | N | 51 E | D | | 52 S | T | O | 53 M | A | | 54 T | A | N |
55 A | P | E | N | A | 56 S | | 57 A | N | A | | 58 D | I | R | T |
59 L | O | R | I | M | E | 60 R | | 61 E | R | 62 M | I | N | I | E |
63 E | L | I | D | U | R | E | | 64 S | C | A | R | I | E | R |
65 D | D | S | | 66 S | A | D | | 67 T | H | E | E | A | R | S |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 803
Across
1
Destroys the self-possession of. :
ABASHES8
Evian, for instance. :
SPA11
14
Member of the fox family: Fr. :
RENARDE15
Villain in "The Last Days of Pompeii." :
ARBACES17
18
One given to black magic. :
WARLOCK19
20
The proper study of mankind. :
MAN22
"Samson" of the movies. :
MATURE23
24
Widely known persons. :
NAMES26
Implement for preparing apples. :
CORER27
One of the Marx brothers. :
CHICO29
31
Diminutive suffixes. :
ETS32
Central figure of "Die Meistersinger." :
SACHS33
35
38
Subject of King Feisal. :
ARAB39
42
Leaf at the base of a flower. :
BRACT46
Divinity school: Abbr. :
SEM47
49
Mazo de la ___, author of the Jalna books. :
ROCHE50
Having a certain sound. :
TONED52
Small aperture in a leaf. :
STOMA54
Cosmetic effect of the sun. :
TAN55
Racing chariots of ancient Greece. :
APENAS57
Mme. Pauker of Rumania. :
ANA58
Something worthless. :
DIRT59
He edited the S.E.P. for 37 years. :
LORIMER61
63
Legendary king of Britain. :
ELIDURE64
65
Degree on a dentist's diploma. :
DDS66
67
Donkey's claim to fame: 2 wds. :
THEEARS
Down
1
2
British statesman, Hore-___. :
BELISHA3
4
Be impudent: Colloq. :
SASS5
Periods of time: Abbr. :
HRS6
Swelling of the tissues. :
EDEMA7
Magic door-opening word. :
SESAME8
9
10
11
12
Things not to be revealed. :
SECRETS13
16
21
24
French astrologer and maker of prophesies. :
NOSTRADAMUS25
Member of the Hindu trinity. :
SIVA28
Premier of the Chinese Reds. :
CHOU30
Substance used on country roads. :
TAR34
Spanish river flowing into the Mediterranean. :
EBRO36
37
Cornelia Skinner's middle name. :
OTIS39
40
The king's daughter in "Aida." :
AMNERIS41
43
A sea anemone or related animal. :
ACTINIA44
45
46
Became dry and hardened. :
STALED48
51
53
"Stars and Stripes Forever," for instance. :
MARCH56
Fluids used as antitoxins. :
SERA58
60
Coach Blaik's nickname. :
RED62
Answer summary:
4 unique to this puzzle, 14 debuted here and reused later, 6 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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