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New York Times, Wednesday, November 21, 1951
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 70, Blocks: 30, Avg Word Len: 5.57, Missing: { Q W X Y Z }, Scrabble score: 278 (avg 1.43)
Open Squares: 84,
Cheaters: 4,
FITB: 0,
XRef: 0,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 16,
Grid flow: 43.7
Grid has double diagonal symmetry.
| 1 J | 2 E | 3 S | 4 S | 5 U | 6 P | | 7 I | 8 G | 9 N | 10 O | 11 R | 12 E | |
13 V | A | M | P | I | R | E | | 14 D | E | E | P | E | N | 15 S |
16 A | S | P | I | R | I | N | | 17 E | N | C | A | R | R | E |
18 S | M | I | K | E | | 19 C | 20 L | A | R | K | | 21 E | O | N |
22 T | I | R | E | | 23 C | H | I | L | E | | 24 G | N | U | S |
25 E | N | E | | 26 G | L | A | S | S | | 27 P | A | T | T | E |
28 R | E | S | 29 O | N | A | N | T | | 30 S | O | U | S | E | S |
| | | 31 C | O | N | T | E | 32 S | T | E | D | | | |
33 B | 34 R | 35 A | H | M | S | | 36 N | E | A | T | S | 37 O | 38 A | 39 P |
40 L | O | I | R | E | | 41 M | E | A | N | S | | 42 P | E | A |
43 A | B | L | E | | 44 F | O | R | M | S | | 45 P | E | R | U |
46 D | A | M | | 47 T | R | U | S | S | | 48 A | U | R | A | S |
49 E | L | E | 50 G | I | E | S | | 51 T | 52 E | R | N | A | T | E |
53 S | O | N | A | T | A | S | | 54 E | L | E | C | T | O | R |
| 55 S | T | R | O | K | E | | 56 R | A | S | H | E | R | |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 885
Across
1
Nominee for recess appointment to U. N. General Assembly. :
JESSUP7
13
14
16
Palliative for "heady" troubles. :
ASPIRIN17
A roulette bet paying 8 for 1. :
ENCARRE18
Half-witted drudge in "Nicholas Nickleby." :
SMIKE19
Supreme Court justice. :
CLARK21
Grand division of geological time. :
EON22
23
Its President is Gabriel Gonzalez Videla. :
CHILE24
Brindled antelopes. :
GNUS25
26
27
Decorative band or strap used on garments. :
PATTE28
Describing an orator's voice. :
RESONANT30
31
33
He composed four symphonies. :
BRAHMS36
A cleanser in its molten form. :
NEATSOAP40
41
42
It is eaten when green and looked at when sweet. :
PEA43
44
Papers to fill out. :
FORMS45
Its President is Manuel A. Odria. :
PERU46
The Hungry Horse, for instance. :
DAM47
Pack into a bundle. :
TRUSS48
Subtle emanations. :
AURAS49
Commemorative compositions. :
ELEGIES51
53
54
55
Power in a racing shell. :
STROKE56
Down
1
2
Assyrian, Babylonian, Roman, British, German, etc. :
EMPIRES3
4
Form of address applied to a monarch. :
SIRE5
Swiss canton, its capital Altdorf. :
URI6
7
Ultimate objects of noble character. :
IDEALS8
9
10
Former Government organization. :
OPA11
12
13
15
20
They proverbially hear no good of themselves. :
LISTENERS23
24
26
Mythical dwarf of underground regions. :
GNOME27
Viereck, Lowell, and others. :
POETS29
Artist's pigment. :
OCHRE30
Messrs. Musial and Lomax. :
STANS32
33
34
Pikelike marine fishes caught off Florida. :
ROBALOS35
37
38
Contrivance for fumigating grain. :
AERATOR39
One who stops to think. :
PAUSER41
Dessert of whipped cream, gelatin, etc., frozen without stirring. :
MOUSSE44
45
The London Charivari. :
PUNCH47
48
The Greek god of war. :
ARES50
52
Highest note of the gamut. :
ELA
Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 14 debuted here and reused later, 2 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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