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New York Times, Friday, October 19, 1951
40-Down : Fancy case for small articles.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 33, Avg Word Len: 5.05, Missing: { B Q }, Scrabble score: 333 (avg 1.73)
Open Squares: 78,
Cheaters: 0,
FITB: 1,
XRef: 0,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 17,
Grid flow: 23.8
Grid has double diagonal symmetry.
1 T | 2 A | 3 C | 4 T | | 5 M | 6 A | 7 P | 8 S | | 9 S | 10 P | 11 A | 12 R | 13 K |
14 A | C | H | E | | 15 A | T | O | P | | 16 T | A | L | O | N |
17 P | R | U | D | 18 E | N | T | L | Y | | 19 A | N | O | D | E |
20 E | E | R | | 21 L | E | A | L | | 22 A | R | C | H | I | E |
| | 23 C | 24 R | E | D | I | T | 25 E | D | | 26 H | A | N | S |
27 E | 28 T | H | I | C | | 29 N | A | V | A | 30 J | O | | | |
31 D | R | I | F | T | 32 S | | 33 X | E | N | O | | 34 S | 35 K | 36 I |
37 G | U | L | F | I | N | 38 G | | 39 S | C | H | 40 E | M | E | D |
41 E | E | L | | 42 O | Y | E | 43 Z | | 44 E | N | T | I | R | E |
| | | 45 A | N | D | R | E | 46 W | | 47 S | U | R | F | S |
48 P | 49 U | 50 L | P | | 51 E | M | P | H | 52 A | T | I | C | | |
53 E | L | O | P | 54 E | R | | 55 H | A | L | O | | 56 H | 57 U | 58 E |
59 D | E | W | E | Y | | 60 C | Y | L | I | N | 61 D | E | R | S |
62 A | M | E | N | E | | 63 O | R | E | S | | 64 A | R | A | N |
65 L | A | R | D | S | | 66 G | Y | N | T | | 67 I | S | L | E |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 852
Across
1
5
Mercator made them. :
MAPS9
Result of steel on flint. :
SPARK14
Opposite of a twinge. :
ACHE15
16
17
19
What "To the West Wind" is: 2 wds. :
ANODE20
21
22
Anti-aircraft gun: British slang. :
ARCHIE23
26
A German or Dutchman. :
HANS27
29
American Indian in need of Federal aid. :
NAVAJO31
33
Alien; strange: Comb. form. :
XENO34
37
Swallowing up, as in an abyss. :
GULFING39
41
42
Court bailiff's cry. :
OYEZ44
45
Patron saint of Scotland. :
ANDREW47
Combers on the beach. :
SURFS48
Material for newsprint. :
PULP51
53
55
56
Fortified seaport, French Indo-China. :
HUE59
New Yorker recently in Japan. :
DEWEY60
62
63
64
Island group in Galway Bay. :
ARAN65
Enriches with pork or bacon. :
LARDS66
Peer of Ibsen and Grieg. :
GYNT67
Capri, for instance. :
ISLE
Down
1
2
3
4
5
With a fine head of hair. :
MANED6
7
Prerequisite to voting, in seven states. :
POLLTAX8
9
Brigadier general's insigne. :
STAR10
Segura of the courts. :
PANCHO11
12
"Thinker" sculptor. :
RODIN13
Sharp bends or crooks. :
KNEES18
22
24
Tribesman of North Africa. :
RIFF25
27
Cutting side of a blade. :
EDGE28
30
32
34
35
Cut made by a saw. :
KERF36
Caesar's hard times. :
IDES38
A beginning or rudiment. :
GERM40
Fancy case for small articles. :
ETUI43
Like light summer breezes. :
ZEPHYRY45
46
New York City's official greeter of V. I. P.'s. :
WHALEN48
49
Learned Moslem religious body. :
ULEMA50
Berth on a train. :
LOWER52
54
Second word of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic." :
EYES57
Eurasian boundary range. :
URAL58
60
Small but necessary part. :
COG61
___ Nippon, or Greater Japan (now a forbidden term). :
DAI
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 14 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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