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Alice H. Cook
What Do You Know?
New York Times, Sunday, December 24, 1950
80-Down : "How ___ the busy little bee ... "
Author:
Alice Cook
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 21, Columns: 21, Words: 144, Blocks: 67, Avg Word Len: 5.19, Missing: { J Q X }, Scrabble score: 574 (avg 1.53)
Open Squares: 128,
Cheaters: 2,
FITB: 7,
XRef: 0,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 24,
Grid flow: 27.0
Grid has duplicate clues.
Alice Cook is an alias for Alice H. Cook.
1 E | 2 N | 3 T | 4 E | 5 Z | 6 A | 7 M | | 8 K | 9 I | 10 M | 11 P | 12 O | | 13 C | 14 H | 15 A | 16 S | 17 M | 18 S | |
19 S | E | R | V | I | L | E | | 20 E | L | I | O | T | | 21 R | U | N | W | A | Y | 22 S |
23 C | R | E | A | T | E | D | | 24 F | L | E | S | H | | 25 I | N | T | E | R | N | E |
26 A | V | A | | 27 A | R | E | 28 C | A | | 29 N | E | E | 30 D | S | | 31 A | L | I | G | N |
32 P | U | T | 33 S | | 34 T | A | L | U | 35 S | | 36 D | R | I | P | 37 S | | 38 L | A | M | S |
39 E | R | E | C | 40 T | S | | 41 I | V | E | 42 S | | 43 S | N | I | P | 44 S | | 45 N | A | E |
46 D | E | R | R | Y | | 47 O | P | E | N | E | 48 D | | 49 K | N | O | W | 50 L | A | N | D |
| | | 51 E | P | 52 I | C | | 53 R | O | M | A | 54 N | Y | | 55 D | I | E | | | |
56 F | 57 L | 58 O | W | E | R | E | 59 D | | 60 R | I | T | A | | 61 K | E | N | E | 62 S | 63 A | 64 W |
65 R | A | H | | 66 S | A | L | I | 67 D | A | | 68 E | N | 69 D | O | | 70 G | R | E | B | E |
71 O | M | A | 72 R | | 73 N | O | D | E | | | | 74 C | A | N | 75 T | | 76 S | P | I | N |
77 S | A | R | A | 78 H | | 79 T | O | L | 80 D | | 81 B | E | R | T | I | 82 E | | 83 A | D | D |
84 T | R | A | V | O | 85 I | S | | 86 H | O | 87 U | R | | 88 K | I | N | G | 89 S | L | E | Y |
| | | 90 E | N | D | | 91 K | I | T | T | E | 92 N | | 93 K | E | R | N | | | |
94 B | 95 O | 96 D | L | E | I | 97 A | N | | 98 H | A | W | A | 99 I | I | | 100 E | A | 101 R | 102 N | 103 S |
104 U | N | E | | 105 S | O | L | E | 106 D | | 107 H | E | M | O | | 108 S | T | R | E | E | T |
109 N | E | T | 110 S | | 111 T | I | L | E | 112 R | | 113 R | E | D | 114 R | Y | | 115 E | L | B | A |
116 C | R | E | A | 117 M | | 118 A | L | B | E | 119 N | | 120 L | E | E | D | 121 S | | 122 O | U | T |
123 H | O | R | N | E | 124 T | S | | 125 A | B | U | 126 S | E | | 127 A | N | A | 128 T | O | L | E |
129 E | U | G | E | N | I | E | | 130 R | E | M | U | S | | 131 R | E | P | O | S | A | L |
| 132 S | E | R | U | M | S | | 133 S | L | A | M | S | | 134 M | Y | S | T | E | R | Y |
© 1950, The New York TimesNo. 553
Across
1
Nasrollah ___, President of UN General Assembly. :
ENTEZAM8
13
19
20
"Cocktail Party" author. :
ELIOT21
23
24
Pinkish cream color. :
FLESH25
Resident doctor in a hospital. :
INTERNE26
27
29
31
Join with others in a cause. :
ALIGN32
34
36
Cornice strips to throw off rainwater. :
DRIPS38
39
41
Senator from New York. :
IVES43
45
46
Colloquial name for an Irish city. :
DERRY47
49
51
53
55
56
60
61
Mountain in Georgia, well-known name in sports. :
KENESAW65
66
City 100 miles SW of Denver. :
SALIDA68
Internal: Comb. form. :
ENDO70
Large diving bird. :
GREBE71
73
74
76
77
Name meaning princess. :
SARAH79
81
The Duke of Windsor, to his family. :
BERTIE83
Put two and two together. :
ADD84
Indian transport device of trailing poles. :
TRAVOIS86
Unit of academic credit. :
HOUR88
90
91
James Mason's favorite pet. :
KITTEN93
"Ol' Man River" composer. :
KERN94
Library of Oxford University. :
BODLEIAN98
Aspirant for statehood. :
HAWAII100
104
105
Put bottoms on shoes. :
SOLED107
Blood: Comb. form. :
HEMO108
109
"___ to catch the wind." :
NETS111
Doorkeeper of a secret society. :
TILER113
Free from moisture again. :
REDRY115
The French conquered here, June, 1944. :
ELBA116
The best part of anything. :
CREAM118
120
City of Yorkshire. :
LEEDS122
123
125
127
129
___ Anderson, Ambassador. :
EUGENIE130
Br'er Rabbit character. :
REMUS131
132
133
Grand or little scores. :
SLAMS134
Down
1
2
3
4
5
Last Empress of Austria. :
ZITA6
7
Recent Broadway success. :
MEDEA8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Helen Hayes' theatrical group. :
ANTA16
17
18
22
28
30
Small locomotive. :
DINKY33
35
37
Famous British potter (1754–1827). :
SPODE40
42
44
Dean of radio news analysts. :
SWING47
48
International ___ line. :
DATE50
52
54
Garner's middle name. :
NANCE56
He wrotes "Birches." :
FROST57
Truman's birthplace. :
LAMAR58
Composer of "K-K-K-Katy." :
OHARA59
61
62
63
64
67
Nehru's headquarters. :
DELHI69
Alvin of the Giants. :
DARK72
French composer (1875–1937). :
RAVEL75
78
80
"How ___ the busy little bee ... " :
DOTH81
Matthew Vassar's calling. :
BREWER82
85
Senseless person. :
IDIOT87
Where Bennett defeated Thomas. :
UTAH89
91
92
94
Latest Nobel Peace Prize winner. :
BUNCHE95
96
97
99
101
102
___ hypothesis of Laplace. :
NEBULAR103
106
108
Capital of New South Wales. :
SYDNEY110
112
American soldier, 1775–83. :
REBEL114
What America is forced to do. :
REARM117
Turkey and mince pie. :
MENU119
Legendary king of Rome. :
NUMA121
124
He said, "God bless us every one!" :
TIM126
128
Answer summary:
4 unique to this puzzle, 20 debuted here and reused later, 5 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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