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Roberta H. Morse
New York Times, Wednesday, October 7, 1953
20-Across : Where West trades with East.
Author:
Roberta Morse
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 34, Avg Word Len: 5.03, Missing: { F Q W X Z }, Scrabble score: 297 (avg 1.55)
Open Squares: 72, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 4, XRef: 3, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 17, Grid flow: 41.8
Roberta Morse is an alias for Roberta H. Morse.
1 B | 2 A | 3 B | 4 A | | 5 A | 6 C | 7 T | 8 E | 9 D | | 10 R | 11 S | 12 V | 13 P |
14 L | I | O | N | | 15 M | A | R | I | O | | 16 A | P | I | A |
17 A | N | N | A | | 18 B | R | I | N | G | | 19 I | O | N | S |
20 H | O | N | G | 21 K | O | N | G | | 22 G | 23 A | L | O | O | T |
| | | 24 R | I | S | E | | 25 H | E | L | E | N | | |
26 J | 27 A | 28 P | A | N | | 29 S | 30 H | A | R | P | D | E | 31 A | 32 L |
33 E | N | A | M | E | 34 L | | 35 A | D | E | S | | 36 R | E | O |
37 E | N | L | S | | 38 I | 39 N | I | A | L | | 40 E | I | R | E |
41 P | O | I | | 42 S | M | U | T | | 43 S | 44 E | P | S | I | S |
45 S | Y | N | 46 T | H | E | T | I | 47 C | | 48 L | I | M | E | S |
| | 49 D | O | E | R | S | | 50 H | 51 A | I | G | | | |
52 D | 53 O | R | E | M | I | | 54 H | O | M | E | R | 55 U | 56 N | 57 S |
58 A | M | O | I | | 59 C | 60 H | I | L | I | | 61 A | N | A | K |
62 D | A | M | N | | 63 K | I | L | L | S | | 64 M | U | T | E |
65 O | R | E | G | | 66 S | T | A | Y | S | | 67 S | M | O | G |
© 1953, The New York TimesNo. 1,571
Across
1
Respectful title in Turkey. :
BABA5
10
Note on an invitation. :
RSVP14
Popular figure in society. :
LION15
16
17
Role for Silvana Mangano. :
ANNA18
19
Atoms, electrically charged. :
IONS20
22
Awkward fellow: Slang. :
GALOOT24
25
Actress and politician Douglas. :
HELEN26
Land warmed by the Black Stream. :
JAPAN29
33
35
36
Absente ___ (in the absence of the defendant): Lat. :
REO37
Registrations for the Army: Abbr. :
ENLS38
Pertaining to part of the skull. :
INIAL40
41
Fermented taro paste. :
POI42
Result of 67 Across. :
SMUT43
45
48
The makings of 35 Across. :
LIMES49
50
British C. I. C. in World War I. :
HAIG52
Beginning of a vocal exercise. :
DOREMI54
Mathews had the most this year. :
HOMERUNS58
De vous ___ (between you and me): Fr. :
AMOI59
Very hot seasoning. :
CHILI61
Biblical race of long necked Giants. :
ANAK62
63
Prevents publication of. :
KILLS64
Unpronounced letter. :
MUTE65
Where Eugene is: Abbr. :
OREG66
Old-time girdles. :
STAYS67
City atmospheric problem. :
SMOG
Down
1
2
Primitive Japanese: Var. :
AINO3
4
5
Puplits in Eastern churches. :
AMBOS6
These are good with 59 Across. :
CARNES7
8
9
10
11
12
13
21
Lowing herds, in poetry. :
KINE23
Where Monte Rosa is. :
ALPS25
"Mary ___ little lamb." :
HADA26
Reconnaissance cars. :
JEEPS27
28
30
Part of Hispaniola. :
HAITI31
32
34
"A flea in a fly in a flue," and others. :
LIMERICKS39
Historic American retort. :
NUTS40
Terse witticisms with a twist. :
EPIGRAMS42
Eldest son of Noah. :
SHEM44
___ Faure, noted French writer. :
ELIE46
Driving a nail slantingly. :
TOEING47
Manager Grimm of the Braves. :
CHOLLY51
52
Lower part of a wall with panel or border. :
DADO53
54
The "eye" of a bean. :
HILA55
Unesco medium of exchange. :
UNUM56
Gruenther's command. :
NATO57
Stern extension of a ship's keel. :
SKEG60
Stroke of good fortune. :
HIT
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 16 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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