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Alice H. Cook
Visiting the Neighbors
New York Times, Sunday, December 28, 1947
Author:
Alice Cook
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 23, Columns: 23, Words: 172, Blocks: 86, Avg Word Len: 5.15, Missing: { Z }, Scrabble score: 658 (avg 1.49)
Open Squares: 151,
Cheaters: 4,
FITB: 12,
XRef: 0,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 60,
Grid flow: 11.6
Grid has duplicate clues.
Alice Cook is an alias for Alice H. Cook.
David Steinberg notes:
Original 128-Across clue had "affection"; changed to "affliction." Also changed "Ursanus" to "Uranus" in the 39-Down clue.
1 B | 2 A | 3 H | 4 I | 5 A | | 6 A | 7 L | 8 V | 9 A | 10 H | | 11 D | 12 U | 13 T | 14 R | 15 A | | | 16 C | 17 A | 18 L | 19 I |
20 O | M | E | N | S | | 21 R | I | O | D | E | 22 J | A | N | E | I | R | 23 O | | 24 O | R | A | N |
25 G | I | L | T | S | | 26 L | A | T | I | N | A | M | E | R | I | C | A | | 27 R | A | N | K |
28 O | G | L | E | | 29 B | E | N | E | T | | 30 M | O | A | N | S | | 31 T | 32 H | E | N | C | E |
33 T | O | E | R | | 34 O | N | E | S | | 35 C | A | C | T | I | | 36 S | M | A | S | H | E | R |
37 A | S | S | I | 38 G | N | | | | 39 C | H | I | L | E | | 40 C | U | E | S | | 41 A | R | S |
| | | 42 M | A | N | | 43 S | 44 A | R | A | C | E | N | | 45 H | E | A | P | 46 S | | | |
47 A | 48 C | 49 T | | 50 S | E | 51 N | O | R | I | T | A | S | | 52 K | A | R | L | | 53 O | 54 P | 55 A | 56 L |
57 G | R | O | 58 P | E | | 59 I | N | D | U | S | | | 60 L | A | C | S | | 61 C | R | A | N | E |
62 R | I | R | E | S | | 63 C | O | O | S | | 64 Q | 65 U | I | T | O | | 66 T | H | E | T | A | S |
67 O | S | E | L | | 68 K | E | R | R | | 69 C | U | R | R | Y | | 70 S | R | I | | 71 A | C | E |
| 72 T | A | F | 73 F | E | T | A | | 74 B | U | E | N | A | | 75 C | H | I | C | 76 A | G | O | |
77 P | O | D | | 78 A | N | Y | | 79 T | U | B | E | S | | 80 T | R | A | M | | 81 B | O | N | 82 E |
83 A | B | O | 84 R | T | S | | 85 M | I | L | A | N | | 86 G | W | E | N | | 87 B | E | N | D | S |
88 P | A | R | I | A | | 89 C | A | L | L | | | 90 A | R | I | A | S | | 91 E | L | I | A | S |
92 A | L | S | O | | 93 C | H | I | T | | 94 A | 95 S | S | O | R | T | I | 96 N | G | | 97 A | S | E |
| | | 98 S | 99 P | A | I | N | | 100 A | N | A | T | O | L | E | | 101 O | U | 102 T | | | |
103 S | 104 O | 105 T | | 106 O | R | N | E | | 107 B | E | L | E | M | | | | 108 S | N | A | 109 R | 110 L | 111 S |
112 C | A | R | 113 I | O | C | A | | 114 P | A | R | E | R | | 115 G | 116 A | 117 M | E | | 118 M | O | O | T |
119 A | X | I | L | L | A | | 120 M | I | N | O | R | | 121 A | R | R | A | S | | 122 P | O | M | E |
123 R | A | U | L | | 124 S | 125 C | A | N | D | I | N | 126 A | V | I | A | N | | 127 S | I | M | O | N |
128 A | C | N | E | | 129 S | A | N | T | O | D | O | M | I | N | G | O | | 130 S | C | E | N | T |
131 B | A | E | R | | | 132 P | E | O | N | S | | 133 O | D | D | E | R | | 134 W | O | R | D | S |
© 1947, The New York TimesNo. 307
Across
1
Oldest city of Brazil. :
BAHIA6
11
President of Brazil. :
DUTRA16
20
21
24
25
Coatings of gold. :
GILTS26
27
British movie magnate. :
RANK28
29
Author of "John Brown's Body." :
BENET30
Low, mournful sounds. :
MOANS31
33
One who keeps the tips of his feet to the line. :
TOER34
35
Spiny plants of the desert. :
CACTI36
37
39
Gabriel Gonzalez Videla is its President. :
CHILE40
41
___ longa, vita brevis. :
ARS42
Supply with personnel. :
MAN43
Saladin, in "The Talisman." :
SARACEN45
47
50
52
53
57
59
Great river of Tibet and NW India. :
INDUS60
61
Hoisting machine. :
CRANE62
63
64
Jose Maria Valesco Ibarra's capital. :
QUITO66
67
68
69
70
71
72
74
___ Vista, 1847 Mexican battlefield. :
BUENA75
County seat of Cook County, Ill. :
CHICAGO77
78
79
Long hollow cylinders. :
TUBES80
81
83
Fails of development. :
ABORTS85
Music center of Italy. :
MILAN86
87
88
Gulf between Trinidad and Venezuela. :
PARIA89
90
91
92
93
94
97
Peer Gynt's mother. :
ASE98
Mother country to most of S. A. :
SPAIN100
101
103
106
River in NW France. :
ORNE107
Capital of Brazilian Province of Para. :
BELEM108
112
Disney's friendly Brazilian parrot, Jo ___. :
CARIOCA114
115
118
Still open to discussion. :
MOOT119
120
121
122
123
___ Fernandes, Foreign Minister of Brazil. :
RAUL124
127
128
129
130
131
132
Mexican laborers. :
PEONS133
134
Down
1
Next meeting place of the 21 Americas. :
BOGOTA2
3
Cape at entrance to Dardanelles. :
HELLES4
5
6
Dikran Kuyumjian, author of "The Green Hat." :
ARLEN7
8
Proposes: Colloq. :
VOTES9
10
11
Dionysius suspended a sword over his head. :
DAMOCLES12
13
City 70 mi NE of Rome. :
TERNI14
Danish-American social reformer. :
RIIS15
16
17
Brazilian who was President of U. N. Assembly. :
ARANHA18
19
22
23
Standard diet of the Scotch. :
OATMEAL29
32
35
36
38
Mixtures used for fuel. :
GASES39
One of the Titans, son of Uranus. :
CRIUS40
Region fought over by Bolivia and Paraguay during the Thirties. :
CHACO43
Mexican state S of Arizona. :
SONORA44
46
47
Of fields: Comb. form. :
AGRO48
49
Favorite sportsmen of Spanish America. :
TOREADORS51
52
54
Southern provinces of Argentina and Chile. :
PATAGONIA55
56
58
60
61
64
Most powerful chess piece. :
QUEEN65
66
68
69
Where Ramon San Martin Grau is President. :
CUBA70
73
74
75
76
Adam's second son. :
ABEL77
79
80
82
84
Former President of Chile. :
RIOS85
86
87
89
Asiatic country at civil war. :
CHINA90
93
94
95
Italian port, SE of Naples. :
SALERNO96
Perceives by smell. :
NOSES99
Put into a common fund. :
POOL100
102
103
104
Mountainous state of S Mexico. :
OAXACA105
109
110
Lake in central Scotland. :
LOMOND111
113
114
Spotted Mexican pony. :
PINTO115
Study laboriously. :
GRIND116
Render furious: Obs. :
ARAGE117
120
121
125
126
127
Answer summary:
6 unique to this puzzle, 54 debuted here and reused later, 5 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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