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New York Times, Tuesday, February 12, 1952
7-Down : Expatriated.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 74, Blocks: 35, Avg Word Len: 5.14, Missing: { F J Q Z }, Scrabble score: 267 (avg 1.41)
Open Squares: 88, Cheaters: 2, FITB: 2, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 10, Grid flow: 14.5
1 C | 2 U | 3 G | 4 A | 5 T | | 6 G | 7 E | 8 M | 9 S | | 10 A | 11 L | 12 A | 13 S |
14 O | R | O | N | O | | 15 A | X | L | E | | 16 P | I | T | T |
17 V | A | N | D | E | 18 R | B | I | L | T | | 19 O | L | L | A |
20 E | N | D | | 21 D | U | L | L | E | S | | | 22 L | A | S |
23 R | I | O | 24 T | | 25 B | E | E | | | 26 B | 27 A | I | N | S |
28 T | U | L | I | 29 P | | | 30 D | 31 E | 32 T | O | N | A | T | E |
33 S | M | A | L | L | 34 E | 35 R | | 36 B | R | A | N | N | A | N |
| | | 37 L | A | D | E | | 38 B | E | T | A | | | |
39 E | 40 S | 41 T | A | T | E | S | | 42 S | K | E | L | 43 T | 44 O | 45 N |
46 R | E | A | G | E | N | T | 47 S | | | 48 D | I | A | N | E |
49 A | C | T | E | D | | | 50 A | 51 B | 52 E | | 53 A | P | E | S |
54 S | E | T | | | 55 P | 56 I | N | E | R | 57 O | | 58 I | S | T |
59 U | D | I | 60 C | | 61 U | N | D | E | R | W | 62 R | O | T | E |
63 R | E | N | O | | 64 S | T | E | P | | 65 L | A | C | E | R |
66 E | D | G | Y | | 67 H | O | D | S | | 68 S | W | A | P | S |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 968
Across
1
He plays the tango, rumba, conga and samba. :
CUGAT6
10
Exclamation of sorrow. :
ALAS14
The University of Maine is here. :
ORONO15
Spindle of a wheel. :
AXLE16
Home of the "Panthers." :
PITT17
University in Senator Kefauver's state. :
VANDERBILT19
20
21
Prominent Republican. :
DULLES22
23
Turmoil in the streets. :
RIOT25
Neighborly gathering for work. :
BEE26
Bathing places in France. :
BAINS28
Colorful spring flower. :
TULIP30
Explode with sudden violence. :
DETONATE33
36
Member of Truman's Cabinet. :
BRANNAN37
38
39
42
Willie Lumplump, Cauliflower McPugg, e.g. :
SKELTON46
Chemical substances used in developing photographs. :
REAGENTS48
French girl's name. :
DIANE49
50
53
54
55
British dramatist, creator of Rose Trelawney. :
PINERO58
59
North Caucasian language. :
UDIC61
63
"The Biggest Little City." :
RENO64
65
Lady interested in a small waistline. :
LACER66
67
Carriers for mortar. :
HODS68
Down
1
Hiding places used by hunters. :
COVERTS2
Radioactive element No. 92. :
URANIUM3
Means of transportation in Venice. :
GONDOLA4
5
Drove nails at an oblique angle. :
TOED6
Star of "Lone Star." :
GABLE7
8
French girl: Abbr. :
MLLE9
10
Soldier's mailing address. :
APO11
12
13
18
Polish by friction. :
RUB24
26
27
Payments of first year's revenues for church preferments. :
ANNALIA29
Coated with a thin film of gold or silver. :
PLATED31
32
34
Churchill's Foreign Secretary. :
EDEN35
39
40
Eleven states did in 1860–61. :
SECEDED41
Making openwork with thread. :
TATTING43
44
Popular dance of ragtime days. :
ONESTEP45
47
Polished with quartz grains. :
SANDED51
Sounds of a horn. :
BEEPS52
55
56
57
60
62
Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 8 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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