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Raymond F. Eisner
New York Times, Thursday, December 30, 1982
Author:
Raymond F. Eisner
Editor:
Eugene T. Maleska
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 74, Blocks: 40, Avg Word Len: 5.00, Missing: { J Q V W X Z }, Scrabble score: 268 (avg 1.45)
Open Squares: 63, Cheaters: 4, FITB: 3, XRef: 0, Spans: 3, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 4, Grid flow: 30.2
1 P | 2 A | 3 T | 4 S | | 5 E | 6 B | 7 B | 8 S | | 9 O | 10 D | 11 A | 12 S | |
13 O | L | E | O | | 14 I | R | A | E | | 15 B | E | T | E | 16 L |
17 M | E | R | U | | 18 F | I | N | N | | 19 E | M | M | E | T |
20 P | U | S | S | 21 Y | F | O | O | T | 22 A | R | O | U | N | D |
| 23 T | E | A | S | E | | | 24 A | M | O | N | | | |
| | | | 25 A | L | 26 I | 27 S | | 28 I | N | L | 29 I | 30 N | 31 E |
32 S | 33 A | 34 S | 35 S | Y | | 36 D | Y | 37 E | S | | 38 I | S | A | R |
39 K | I | T | T | E | 40 N | O | N | T | H | 41 E | K | E | Y | S |
42 I | D | E | A | | 43 O | L | G | A | | 44 R | E | E | S | E |
45 S | E | N | N | 46 E | T | | 47 E | L | 48 K | E | | | | |
| | | 49 D | R | E | 50 D | | | 51 I | C | 52 T | 53 U | 54 S | |
55 C | 56 A | 57 T | A | N | D | D | 58 O | 59 G | S | T | O | C | K | 60 S |
61 A | M | O | R | E | | 62 A | R | A | M | | 63 S | L | I | P |
64 R | I | N | D | S | | 65 Y | A | L | E | | 66 C | A | R | E |
| 67 N | E | S | T | | 68 S | L | A | T | | 69 A | N | T | E |
© 1982, The New York TimesNo. 12,105
Across
1
Lads from Limerick :
PATS5
9
13
14
15
17
Fabled mountain of India :
MERU18
Norwegian's neighbor :
FINN19
Irish patriot: 1778–1803 :
EMMET20
23
24
25
28
32
36
38
39
42
43
44
Della from Detroit :
REESE45
Trumpeter's stage signal :
SENNET47
49
51
55
61
62
63
Space between wharves :
SLIP64
Cocktail garnishes :
RINDS65
66
"I Should ___," 1944 song :
CARE67
68
69
Prefix with chamber :
ANTE
Down
1
Circumstance's leader :
POMP2
Citizen of Unalaska :
ALEUT3
4
Composer of "The Liberty Bell" :
SOUSA5
French engineer: 1832–1923 :
EIFFEL6
Vivacity, to Vivaldi :
BRIO7
Bath, in Barcelona :
BANO8
"Flying Dutchman" heroine :
SENTA9
10
11
12
Homophone for scene :
SEEN16
British business abbr. :
LTD21
Belgian violinist :
YSAYE22
26
27
He wrote "Deirdre of the Sorrows" :
SYNGE29
Conversational cliché :
ISEE30
Capitol Hill refusals :
NAYS31
32
33
34
This Anna was Nana :
STEN35
37
And others: Lat. abbr. :
ETAL40
41
46
Oscar winner Borgnine :
ERNEST48
50
Operation-launching times :
DDAYS52
Mario Cavaradossi's lover :
TOSCA53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
Germany's Count von ___ :
SPEE
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 1 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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