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Edward J. Buckler
Edward J. Buckler

Longs and Shorts

New York Times, Sunday, January 28, 1951

30-Across : Word from which "admiral" comes.

Author:
Edward Buckler
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 23, Columns: 23, Words: 172, Blocks: 81, Avg Word Len: 5.21, Missing: { Q }, Scrabble score: 681 (avg 1.52)
Open Squares: 134, Cheaters: 2, FITB: 6, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 45, Grid flow: 45.1
Edward J. Buckler has 26 known pre-Shortz puzzles in our database.
Edward Buckler is an alias for Edward J. Buckler.
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© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 588
Across
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TV question mark. : COLOR
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New King of Sweden. : GUSTAF
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Compact heaps. : WADS
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Rodent-killers. : OWLS
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Circus. : ARENA
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Eulogies. : ENCOMIA
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Head of bear, wolf, or boar. : HURE
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___ de vivre. : JOIE
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They are being drafted. : VETERINARIANS
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Rigid and unyielding. : IRONBOUND
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Outside: Pref. : EXO
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Word from which "admiral" comes. : EMIR
31
Covers. : LIDS
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Composer of "The Last Song." : TOSTI
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Henpeck. : NAG
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Elevator. : LIFT
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Subject to relentless questioning. : PUMP
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Persons "on the fence." : NEUTERS
40
Governor at Hartford. : LODGE
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Old lord in "All's Well That Ends Well." : LAFEU
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Thrall. : SERF
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City in N. J. near Elizabeth. : RAHWAY
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Hydrogen, chlorine, etc. : GASES
48
Mme. Pauker. : ANA
50
British Field Marshal with memorial in Arlington. : DILL
52
The uprights. : GOAL
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Drizzly. : WET
54
Rainbowing. : IRISING
58
Congress boots. : GAITERS
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French philosopher. : DIDEROT
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Managed. : RAN
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70-mile English river. : TEES
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Sophie ___ Underwood. : KERR
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Tilt. : HEEL
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Louis defeated him, 1941. : NOVA
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Egyptian lizard. : ADDA
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Boredom. : WEARINESS
76
Scrape. : RASP
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Needle. : SEW
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"Like ___, all tears." : NIOBE
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Office workers: Colloq. : STENOS
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Quilts. : COMFORTERS
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Infirm. : ANILE
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Cakemaker's gadget. : ICER
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What Mme. Pandit wears. : SARI
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Reaches culmination. : NOONS
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Their 1950 production was highest in history. : STEELWORKS
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___ rifle. : GARAND
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Liabilities. : DEBTS
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Sloths. : AIS
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Partial. : SEMI
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Winter emergency brigade. : SHOVELERS
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Circus performer. : SEAL
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Close-fitting cap. : COIF
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Contest. : RACE
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In India, a lady's maid. : AYAH
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Cause of Button Gwinnett's demise. : DUEL
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Route: Abbr. : RTE
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Growler. : SNARLER
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Stately old dances. : PAVANES
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Gasconaded. : BRAGGED
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Rower. : OAR
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Tear apart. : RIVE
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Soapstone. : TALC
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Prickly envelope of a fruit. : BUR
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Vitreous. : GLAZY
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Assigners. : CEDERS
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Beetles. : DORS
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Authoritative statements. : DICTA
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Western show. : RODEO
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Foreign. : OVERSEA
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Speak shrilly. : PIPE
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233-mile French river. : TARN
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Of all: Scot. : AVA
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Introduce. : USHER
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Tart. : ACID
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Male guinea pig. : BOAR
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Caesar of video comedy. : SID
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Any plant needing much heat and moisture. : MEGATHERM
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Confirmatory. : CORROBORATIVE
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Monkshood. : ATIS
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"Un Bel Di," for instance. : ARIA
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What an old-fashioned baker is. : KNEADER
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Craze. : MANIA
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Plug. : STOP
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Slotted trap for fish: Eng. : WEEL
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Substances used in paints. : DRYERS
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Señora O'Dwyer. : SLOAN
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English nurse executed by Germans, 1915. : CAVELL
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Appetite: Comb. form. : OREXIA
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Display of high spirits: Colloq. : LETOFF
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The same. : ONE
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Thin. : RARE
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Mental endowment. : GENIUS
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Defenseless. : UNARMED
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Scruple: Abbr. : SCR
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Strive. : TOIL
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With might. : AMAIN
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Discoverer. : FINDER
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Exonerate by superficial investigation. : WHITEWASH
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Rosy. : AURORAL
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Worthless. : DROSSY
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Drove. : SENT
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Oasis: Southwestern U. S. : OJO
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Hurts. : WOUNDS
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Number of rows of words. : LINAGE
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Rushlike plants. : SEDGES
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Appeasers. : ASSUAGERS
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Goblin. : IMP
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Failed in studies and had to resign: Annapolis slang. : BILGED
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Social affairs. : TEAS
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"Stuffed shirt." : PRIG
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Mr. Heyerdahl of Kon-Tiki. : THOR
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Avenaceous. : OATEN
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One. : UNIT
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Scaliness. : FLAKINESS
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Afresh. : ANEW
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Holder of a legal claim. : LIENOR
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Former office boy, now head mobilizer. : WILSON
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Recipient of recent $25,000,000 loan by U. S. : IRAN
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Hazardous consequence of new weapons. : RADIATION
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Sixtieth member of U. N. : INDONESIA
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Agrees: Slang. : GEES
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___ bien. : TRES
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Unheeding. : DEAF
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Member of Defense Dept. : ROSENBERG
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Exaggerate. : OVERSTATE
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Marbles. : TAWS
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Caustic. : SATIRIC
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Wearing fur. : ERMINED
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Rose's sweetheart. : ABIE
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Be aware: Archaic. : RECK
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Words in huge print. : SCAREHEAD
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Incite. : PROD
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Extensions to buildings. : ELLS
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Spoken. : ORAL
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Kicks. : TOES
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Servant who brought water for washing hands. : EWERER
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Learned man. : SAVANT
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Black Hawk's men. : SACS
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Man's name. : OMAR
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Spanish painter. : GOYA
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Defeat. : DRUB
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Pung. : SLED
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Bag for carrying provisions. : HAVERSACK
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Bosnian. : SERB
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Stabilized, as prices. : FROZE
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Cuticular. : EPIDERMAL
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Commend. : LAUD
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Arrangement. : LAYOUT
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Affirm. : AVER
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Loose garment, as a smock. : SLOP
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Intestinal fortitude. : GRIT
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State of being lost in thought. : REVERIE
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Cheater in school exam. : CRIBBER
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Pasture grasses. : GRAMAS
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Marshall's right-hand man. : LOVETT
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In easy, graceful manner: Dancing. : ADAGIO
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Hold fast. : COHERE
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Encourage. : SECOND
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Wild animal trails. : SPOORS
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Card game. : CASINO
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Petty matters. : TRIVIA
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Pertaining to certain mountains. : ANDEAN
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Exposer. : AIRER
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Attention. : EAR
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He had an inferiority complex, says Bertrand Russell. : SHAW
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Low wagon. : DRAY
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Stuffs. : RAMS
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"The pretty worm of Nilus." : ASP
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Pindaric ___. : ODE
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Fiber of palmyra palm. : TAL

Answer summary:
14 unique to this puzzle, 31 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.

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