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New York Times, Wednesday, November 14, 1951
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 35, Avg Word Len: 5.28, Missing: { J Q W Z }, Scrabble score: 288 (avg 1.52)
Open Squares: 74,
Cheaters: 6,
FITB: 6,
XRef: 0,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 13,
Grid flow: 31.9
Grid has double diagonal symmetry.
| | 1 C | 2 A | 3 S | 4 B | 5 A | 6 H | | 7 A | 8 F | 9 F | 10 E | 11 C | 12 T |
| 13 C | O | L | L | E | G | E | | 14 L | A | U | R | I | E |
15 C | A | M | B | O | D | I | A | | 16 A | L | L | O | N | E |
17 A | I | M | E | E | | 18 L | L | 19 A | M | A | | 20 D | E | T |
21 B | R | E | N | | 22 D | I | E | G | O | | 23 F | E | M | E |
24 A | N | N | | 25 P | A | T | R | I | | 26 C | E | D | A | R |
27 N | E | C | 28 T | A | R | Y | | 29 B | 30 E | A | N | | | |
31 A | D | E | S | T | E | | | | 32 A | R | C | 33 A | 34 R | 35 O |
| | | 36 A | S | S | 37 E | | 38 C | R | E | E | P | E | R |
39 T | 40 E | 41 R | R | Y | | 42 B | 43 L | A | N | D | | 44 P | T | A |
45 U | T | E | S | | 46 L | O | A | N | S | | 47 H | A | U | T |
48 R | E | M | | 49 M | U | N | R | O | | 50 S | A | R | R | E |
51 P | R | O | 52 L | I | X | | 53 E | N | 54 L | I | V | E | N | S |
55 I | N | V | I | N | O | | 56 D | I | C | K | E | N | S | |
57 N | E | E | D | E | R | | 58 O | C | T | A | N | T | | |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 878
Across
1
Pepe Le Moko's hideout. :
CASBAH7
13
14
Character in "Little Women." :
LAURIE15
16
Of the same or equal consequence. :
ALLONE17
18
Relative of the vicuña. :
LLAMA20
Group of soldiers: Abbr. :
DET21
British machine gun. :
BREN22
Señor Rivera, Mexican muralist. :
DIEGO23
A woman or wife, in legal parlance. :
FEME24
25
Father: Comb. form. :
PATRI26
27
29
A thing of small value. :
BEAN31
Christmas hymn, "___ Fidelis." :
ADESTE32
36
38
39
Former N. Y. Giant luminary. :
TERRY42
44
School organization. :
PTA45
46
Banker's specialty. :
LOANS47
48
In ___ (against a thing): Latin. :
REM49
He wrote under the name of Saki. :
MUNRO50
River in France, tributary of the Moselle. :
SARRE51
53
55
56
Creator of Trotty Veck, Daniel Quilp, etc. :
DICKENS57
58
An angle of 45 degrees. :
OCTANT
Down
1
2
3
Sour blackish fruit. :
SLOE4
5
6
7
Texans will never forget it. :
ALAMO8
9
Common noun and adjective suffix. :
FUL10
11
A motion picture theatre. :
CINEMA12
13
Marked with a heap of stones. :
CAIRNED15
19
A wandering dervish of the "Arabian Nights." :
AGIB22
23
Person who receives stolen goods. :
FENCE25
Miss Kelly, comedienne. :
PATSY26
28
Predecessors to Joe S. :
TSARS30
Acquires by labor. :
EARNS33
34
Many happy birthday greetings. :
RETURNS35
37
38
39
Sugar Ray's recent opponent. :
TURPIN40
41
43
46
Town on the Nile, where Thebes once was. :
LUXOR47
A place of safety. :
HAVEN49
50
The Japanese deer. :
SIKA52
Piece of kitchenware. :
LID54
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 12 debuted here and reused later, 4 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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