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New York Times, Monday, December 15, 1952
39-Across : Popeye's stand-by.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 78, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 4.85, Missing: { F J K Q }, Scrabble score: 312 (avg 1.65)
Open Squares: 65,
Cheaters: 0,
FITB: 1,
XRef: 1,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 9,
Grid flow: 41.3
Grid has both 90- and 180-degree symmetry.
1 H | 2 E | 3 A | 4 D | | 5 A | 6 D | 7 M | 8 A | 9 N | | 10 B | 11 A | 12 B | 13 A |
14 E | R | N | A | | 15 R | E | A | V | E | | 16 I | L | E | X |
17 R | I | T | Z | | 18 R | A | D | I | O | | 19 S | I | D | E |
20 B | E | I | Z | 21 B | O | L | | 22 S | L | 23 O | T | T | E | D |
| | | 24 L | A | Y | | 25 B | O | O | E | R | | | |
26 Y | 27 A | 28 L | E | B | O | 29 W | L | | 30 G | R | O | 31 V | 32 E | 33 R |
34 O | C | H | R | E | | 35 R | A | 36 N | I | | 37 S | A | L | A |
38 U | T | A | | 39 S | 40 P | I | N | A | C | 41 H | | 42 P | A | T |
43 N | O | S | 44 E | | 45 E | T | C | H | | 46 A | 47 T | O | N | E |
48 G | R | A | V | 49 E | N | | 50 H | A | 51 R | V | A | R | D | S |
| | | 52 A | R | T | 53 I | E | | 54 E | E | L | | | |
55 B | 56 I | 57 G | S | L | A | M | | 58 M | A | S | C | 59 A | 60 R | 61 A |
62 A | N | N | I | | 63 G | A | 64 B | O | R | | 65 U | N | U | M |
66 S | L | A | V | | 67 O | G | I | V | E | | 68 M | E | T | E |
69 T | Y | R | E | | 70 N | O | T | E | D | | 71 S | W | A | N |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 1,275
Across
1
5
10
Little cake with rum. :
BABA14
Singer Berger of the Met. :
ERNA15
Tear away: Archaic. :
REAVE16
17
Name of three comedian brothers. :
RITZ18
19
20
A "brutal" game, according to the Russians. :
BEIZBOL22
Furnished with narrow openings. :
SLOTTED24
The last minstrel sang one. :
LAY25
Political heckler. :
BOOER26
A rendezvous for football fans. :
YALEBOWL30
Middle name of the 22d President. :
GROVER34
Yellowish pigment. :
OCHRE35
37
38
39
42
43
Pinocchio's special feature. :
NOSE45
46
48
50
They sometimes play in 26 Across. :
HARVARDS52
Name of Stevenson's dog. :
ARTIE54
Sometimes electric fish. :
EEL55
Bridge player's ambition. :
BIGSLAM58
62
63
65
New UNESCO monetary unit, worth $5. :
UNUM66
67
68
69
Ancient city in Asia Minor. :
TYRE70
71
Down
1
Mr. Shriner of TV. :
HERB2
3
4
5
6
Word used in cards or politics. :
DEAL7
8
9
Pertaining to the use of new words. :
NEOLOGIC10
11
12
George Eliot's Adam. :
BEDE13
21
23
25
26
Loretta or Robert. :
YOUNG27
28
Capital of Tibet. :
LHASA29
Written order of the court. :
WRIT31
32
33
36
Capital of Okinawa. :
NAHA40
World's largest office building. :
PENTAGON41
Those who are in the chips. :
HAVES44
47
49
"Der ___könig," poem by Goethe. :
ERL51
53
55
Tree fiber used for matting. :
BAST56
57
58
59
In a different manner. :
ANEW60
Species of a strong-scented herb. :
RUTA61
64
Part of a key which enters the lock. :
BIT
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 6 debuted here and reused later.
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