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New York Times, Friday, December 14, 1951
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 29, Avg Word Len: 5.44, Missing: { Q W X Z }, Scrabble score: 303 (avg 1.55)
Open Squares: 84,
Cheaters: 2,
FITB: 6,
XRef: 0,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 19,
Grid flow: 31.3
Grid has double diagonal symmetry.
1 A | 2 T | 3 T | 4 L | 5 E | 6 E | | 7 G | 8 R | 9 I | 10 P | 11 E | 12 R | 13 S | |
14 F | R | I | E | R | S | | 15 R | E | V | E | N | U | E | 16 S |
17 F | A | R | O | E | S | | 18 E | G | Y | P | T | I | A | N |
19 E | L | A | N | | 20 A | 21 G | N | I | | 22 S | E | N | S | E |
23 C | E | N | | 24 T | Y | R | A | N | 25 T | | 26 R | A | C | E |
27 T | E | A | 28 C | H | | 29 I | D | A | H | 30 O | | 31 T | A | R |
| | | 32 H | E | 33 N | N | A | | 34 E | U | 35 R | O | P | E |
36 P | 37 R | 38 A | I | S | E | D | | 39 A | S | S | U | R | E | D |
40 R | E | T | A | I | L | | 41 O | N | S | E | T | | | |
42 O | V | A | | 43 S | L | 44 A | C | K | | 45 L | H | 46 A | 47 S | 48 A |
49 J | E | B | 50 B | | 51 Y | A | C | H | 52 T | S | | 53 M | O | L |
54 E | A | R | E | 55 D | | 56 L | U | S | H | | 57 H | I | D | E |
58 C | L | I | N | I | 59 C | A | L | | 60 E | 61 D | E | N | I | C |
62 T | E | N | E | M | E | N | T | | 63 F | A | R | O | U | K |
| 64 R | E | S | E | E | D | S | | 65 T | H | E | R | M | S |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 908
Across
1
British election figure. :
ATTLEE7
14
15
Excise, customs, income taxes, etc. :
REVENUES17
Group of 21 islands between Great Britain and Iceland, independent since 1946. :
FAROES18
Citizen under Mustafa Nahas Pasha. :
EGYPTIAN19
20
Vedic god of fire. :
AGNI22
Coherent meaning. :
SENSE23
In the middle: Abbr. :
CEN24
26
Cape at the S. E. extremity of Newfoundland. :
RACE27
Impart knowledge. :
TEACH29
Where Shoshone Falls is. :
IDAHO31
32
34
Great stake in the "cold war." :
EUROPE36
39
40
41
42
43
Lacking in activity. :
SLACK45
The Dalai Lama's capital. :
LHASA49
Brtiain's U. N. man. :
JEBB51
Blue-water pleasure craft. :
YACHTS53
Any minute particle: Abbr. :
MOL54
Put forth fruiting spikes. :
EARED56
57
58
Pertaining to treatment of patients. :
CLINICAL60
62
63
"King of Egypt and the Sudan." :
FAROUK64
65
British units of heat. :
THERMS
Down
1
2
"The Rose of ___," Irish song. :
TRALEE3
4
5
6
7
A Windward Island, capital, St. George's. :
GRENADA8
Saskatchewan capital visited by royalty. :
REGINA9
Plant symbolizing college. :
IVY10
Invigorates: Slang. :
PEPS11
12
13
A Winslow Homer, for instance. :
SEASCAPE16
21
Hard-studying student. :
GRIND24
Composition for a baccalaureate. :
THESIS25
First or second Epistle of Paul: Abbr. :
THESS28
Sage herb of Mexico. :
CHIA30
33
Nickname for Eleanor. :
NELLY35
"Dear ___," a wartime play. :
RUTH36
37
38
39
Tau crosses, used as symbols in Egyptian art. :
ANKHS41
Mysterious sciences such as alchemy, necromancy, etc. :
OCCULTS44
Finnish island group in Gulf of Bothnia. :
AALAND46
Key of Schumann's Piano Concerto, Opus 54. :
AMINOR47
48
Smart ___ (wise guys). :
ALECKS50
Martyred Czech statesman. :
BENES52
55
57
Where the gang is. :
HERE59
61
Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 17 debuted here and reused later, 2 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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