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New York Times, Saturday, December 15, 1951
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 35, Avg Word Len: 5.00, Missing: { J X Z }, Scrabble score: 286 (avg 1.51)
Open Squares: 74,
Cheaters: 2,
FITB: 2,
XRef: 1,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 15,
Grid flow: 26.6
Grid has duplicate clues.
1 W | 2 I | 3 N | 4 N | 5 I | 6 E | | | 7 C | 8 A | 9 P | 10 S | 11 T | 12 A | 13 N |
14 A | R | I | A | D | N | 15 E | | 16 A | N | A | T | O | L | E |
17 D | A | N | G | L | E | D | | 18 D | A | K | O | I | T | Y |
19 I | N | A | | 20 E | M | E | 21 U | | 22 T | I | P | | | |
| | | 23 P | R | Y | N | N | 24 E | | 25 S | I | 26 G | 27 H | 28 S |
29 A | 30 V | 31 E | R | S | | | 32 T | E | 33 N | T | T | R | E | E |
34 N | E | V | A | | 35 S | 36 C | O | R | I | A | | 37 A | L | N |
38 G | R | A | M | 39 M | A | R | | 40 I | G | N | 41 I | T | E | S |
42 E | N | D | | 43 O | V | U | 44 L | E | S | | 45 G | E | N | E |
46 L | O | N | 47 E | S | O | M | E | | | 48 H | O | D | E | S |
49 O | N | E | R | S | | 50 B | A | 51 R | 52 B | E | R | | | |
| | | 53 N | A | 54 P | | 55 F | O | O | L | | 56 G | 57 A | 58 P |
59 D | 60 E | 61 C | A | D | E | 62 S | | 63 C | O | M | 64 P | A | R | E |
65 I | R | O | N | E | R | S | | 66 S | K | E | E | T | E | R |
67 A | N | T | I | Q | U | E | | | 68 S | T | R | E | A | K |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 909
Across
1
Nickname for a well-known author, artist, etc. :
WINNIE7
Device for raising an anchor. :
CAPSTAN14
16
17
18
Gang robbery in India and Burma: Var. :
DAKOITY19
20
Kin of the ostrich. :
EMEU22
Bit of information. :
TIP23
25
Bridge of ___, over the Truckee in Reno. :
SIGHS29
32
34
Leningrad's river. :
NEVA35
Cinders from a volcano. :
SCORIA37
38
Speech or writing in accordance with standard usage. :
GRAMMAR40
42
43
45
Mr. Kelly of "An American in Paris." :
GENE46
Describing a wallflower's plight. :
LONESOME48
He shifted from negotiating to fighting in Korea. :
HODES49
Unique things: Slang. :
ONERS50
Beaumarchais' Figaro. :
BARBER53
Surface of a carpet. :
NAP55
British dessert, stewed fruit with cream. :
FOOL56
59
The Twenties and Thirties. :
DECADES63
65
66
Pestiferous insect: Colloq. :
SKEETER67
Treasured piece of furniture. :
ANTIQUE68
Down
1
Watercourse in North Africa. :
WADI2
Country of 39 Down. :
IRAN3
Heroine of "Strange Interlude." :
NINA4
5
6
7
8
Structure of an animal: Abbr. :
ANAT9
10
Mother's plaint to junior. :
STOPIT11
12
13
Napoleon's marshal, shot for treason, 1815. :
NEY15
Speaker to the U. N. in Paris. :
EDEN21
Poetic preposition. :
UNTO23
Princess Anne's equipage. :
PRAM24
26
27
28
Sight, smell, taste, etc. :
SENSES29
Lord in "Measure for Measure." :
ANGELO30
31
33
Dresses stone with a hammer. :
NIGS35
Jimmy the comedian. :
SAVO36
Small portion of anything. :
CRUMB39
One way of spelling a famous Premier. :
MOSSADEQ41
Borodin's unfinished opera, "Prince ___." :
IGOR44
Creator of Ferdinand. :
LEAF47
Bandit hero of a Verdi opera. :
ERNANI48
51
High fliers of Arabian myth. :
ROCS52
For which Par Lagerkvist won the Nobel Prize. :
BOOKS54
56
Money for admissions. :
GATE57
58
Filter through, as coffee. :
PERK59
60
61
62
64
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 12 debuted here and reused later, 2 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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