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New York Times, Monday, October 1, 1951
7-Down : Sudden thought.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 74, Blocks: 29, Avg Word Len: 5.30, Missing: { J K Q X Y Z }, Scrabble score: 272 (avg 1.39)
Open Squares: 80, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 1, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 12, Grid flow: 45.6
1 L | 2 E | 3 G | 4 A | 5 T | 6 E | | 7 I | 8 C | 9 A | | 10 S | 11 U | 12 B | 13 S |
14 A | L | E | M | A | N | | 15 M | A | R | 16 G | I | N | A | L |
17 B | E | N | I | T | O | | 18 P | R | E | A | M | B | L | E |
19 E | V | E | | 20 S | C | 21 H | U | M | A | N | | 22 A | L | E |
23 L | A | R | 24 S | | 25 H | A | L | E | | 26 G | 27 A | L | O | P |
28 E | T | A | P | 29 E | | 30 I | S | L | 31 A | | 32 G | E | N | E |
33 D | E | L | A | W | 34 A | R | E | | 35 L | 36 A | R | D | E | R |
| | | 37 H | E | N | S | | 38 G | O | B | I | | | |
39 F | 40 A | 41 C | E | R | S | | 42 C | R | E | E | P | 43 E | 44 R | 45 S |
46 E | I | R | E | | 47 A | 48 T | R | I | | 49 S | P | L | A | T |
50 D | R | O | S | 51 S | | 52 R | I | E | 53 N | | 54 A | L | V | A |
55 E | L | A | | 56 A | 57 V | E | N | G | E | 58 S | | 59 I | E | R |
60 R | A | T | 61 T | L | I | N | G | | 62 P | E | 63 O | P | L | E |
64 A | N | I | S | E | T | T | E | | 65 A | M | U | S | E | R |
66 L | E | A | P | | 67 E | O | S | | 68 L | I | T | E | R | S |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 834
Across
1
7
10
14
President in Mexico City. :
ALEMAN15
Barely covering production costs. :
MARGINAL17
Quondam ruler of Italy. :
BENITO18
19
20
22
23
25
He had only one life to give for his country. :
HALE26
28
Public storehouse. :
ETAPE30
32
33
Where Elbert Carvel is governor. :
DELAWARE35
37
38
Huge Mongolian desert. :
GOBI39
42
46
Dev serves again here. :
EIRE47
Italian commune, celebrated by Longfellow. :
ATRI49
Ornamental part of a chair. :
SPLAT50
52
54
Thomas Edison's middle name. :
ALVA55
Highest note of the gamut. :
ELA56
59
60
62
By whom our government is run. :
PEOPLE64
65
66
Kind of year 1952 will be. :
LEAP67
68
Down
1
2
Transfer to a higher plane. :
ELEVATE3
4
5
Makes lace with a shuttle. :
TATS6
A law was named after this Tennyson hero. :
ENOCH7
8
9
Two-dimensional extent. :
AREA10
11
12
Umpire's decision on a bad pitch. :
BALLONE13
16
Neighborhood band of boys. :
GANG21
24
One-time Turkish cavalrymen: Var. :
SPAHEES27
29
31
34
Projecting part of one of Saturn's rings. :
ANSA36
Mr. Burrows and others. :
ABES38
Composer of the "Peer Gynt Suite." :
GRIEG39
Pertaining to our government. :
FEDERAL40
41
42
43
Shape of the orbit of a planet. :
ELLIPSE44
45
48
Italian city on the Adige River. :
TRENTO51
Special disposal of goods. :
SALE53
Where Mt. Everest is. :
NEPAL57
58
61
Cooking measurement: Abbr. :
TSP63
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 11 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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