This web browser is not supported. Use Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox for best results.
New York Times, Wednesday, October 3, 1951
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 74, Blocks: 34, Avg Word Len: 5.16, Missing: { F K X Z }, Scrabble score: 274 (avg 1.43)
Open Squares: 84, Cheaters: 2, FITB: 5, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 11, Grid flow: 27.8
1 C | 2 A | 3 R | 4 O | 5 L | 6 I | 7 N | 8 A | 9 S | | 10 T | 11 A | 12 G | 13 U | 14 S |
15 A | M | E | R | I | C | A | N | O | | 16 I | R | E | N | E |
17 D | A | R | E | D | E | V | I | L | | 18 M | E | S | T | A |
19 E | T | A | L | | 20 L | A | T | | 21 B | E | A | T | O | N |
22 T | I | N | | 23 B | A | H | A | 24 M | A | S | | | | |
| | | 25 T | O | N | O | | 26 E | A | S | 27 T | 28 M | 29 A | 30 N |
| 31 C | 32 L | O | U | D | | 33 M | O | S | Q | U | I | T | O |
34 J | O | I | N | T | | 35 P | O | W | | 36 U | T | T | E | R |
37 A | N | A | T | O | 38 L | I | A | | 39 R | A | T | E | S | |
40 B | Y | R | O | N | I | C | | 41 P | E | R | I | | | |
| | | | 42 N | A | T | 43 C | O | L | E | | 44 C | 45 A | 46 M |
47 V | 48 I | 49 C | 50 T | I | M | | 51 H | I | E | | 52 R | O | T | E |
53 A | D | O | R | E | | 54 L | O | S | A | 55 L | A | M | O | S |
56 T | E | N | O | R | | 57 A | R | O | S | E | M | E | N | A |
58 S | A | N | D | E | | 59 G | E | N | E | R | A | T | E | S |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 836
Across
1
States of Governors Scott and Byrnes. :
CAROLINAS10
River of Spain and Portugal. :
TAGUS15
16
17
18
Minister to land of Grand Duchess Charlotte. :
MESTA19
Short for "et alii." :
ETAL20
Scipio's language: Abbr. :
LAT21
British royal photographer, Cecil ___. :
BEATON22
Tenth anniversary gift. :
TIN23
Winter resort, off Florida. :
BAHAMAS25
"___ Bungay," H. G. Wells novel. :
TONO26
Inventor who popularized photography (1854–1932). :
EASTMAN31
It's lined with silver. :
CLOUD33
Light British long-range bomber. :
MOSQUITO34
The J is J. C. S. :
JOINT35
Captured foe: Colloq. :
POW36
37
39
Inflation's early risers. :
RATES40
Characteristic of a certain poet's work. :
BYRONIC41
42
44
Site of Cambridge boat races. :
CAM47
51
52
Kyle ___, All-American football player, now with N. Y. Giants. :
ROTE53
54
Site of atomic project in New Mexico. :
LOSALAMOS56
Mario Lanza, for instance. :
TENOR57
58
Famous jockey of the 1930s. :
SANDE59
Down
1
2
He made Cremona violins. :
AMATI3
Made another campaign. :
RERAN4
City between Kiev and Gorki. :
OREL5
Recipient of eye shadow. :
LID6
N.A.T.O. country with no army. :
ICELAND7
Resident of one of our largest reservations. :
NAVAHO8
9
10
11
12
13
Second word of Golden Rule. :
UNTO14
Eire's President O'Kelly. :
SEAN21
23
24
25
Lone Ranger's Indian. :
TONTO27
Passage for all voices or instruments together: Ital. :
TUTTI28
Very small object. :
MITE29
Roscoe ___, comedian. :
ATES30
Scandinavian country: Abbr. :
NOR31
32
33
Bird exterminated circa 1450. :
MOA34
35
His race was absorbed by the Scots. :
PICT38
39
41
43
44
Body moving about the sun. :
COMET45
46
Scenery in New Mexico. :
MESAS47
48
49
Gov. Lodge's state: Abbr. :
CONN50
Trampled under foot. :
TROD52
54
55
Answer summary:
11 debuted here and reused later, 1 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
Log in or
purchase a subscription to view an analysis of this puzzle.