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Jack Luzzatto
New York Times, Friday, February 2, 1951
Author:
Jack Luzzatto
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 70, Blocks: 34, Avg Word Len: 5.46, Missing: { F J X Y Z }, Scrabble score: 277 (avg 1.45)
Open Squares: 76,
Cheaters: 8,
FITB: 3,
XRef: 0,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 25,
Grid flow: 42.8
Grid has double diagonal symmetry.
| 1 R | 2 E | 3 T | 4 I | 5 R | 6 E | | 7 B | 8 A | 9 B | 10 A | 11 R | | |
12 S | A | V | O | R | E | D | | 13 A | L | U | M | E | 14 D | |
15 T | W | I | N | I | N | G | | 16 C | A | L | I | C | O | 17 S |
18 A | N | D | | 19 S | T | I | 20 C | K | | 21 G | R | I | M | E |
22 D | E | E | 23 P | | 24 S | N | A | R | 25 L | | 26 S | P | I | V |
27 I | S | N | O | 28 T | | 29 G | R | O | I | 30 N | | 31 E | N | E |
32 A | S | T | O | R | 33 S | | 34 R | O | B | I | 35 N | S | O | N |
| | | 36 P | A | N | 37 T | O | M | I | M | E | | | |
38 R | 39 O | 40 U | S | S | E | A | U | | 41 A | B | A | 42 S | 43 E | 44 S |
45 H | A | N | | 46 H | A | R | S | 47 H | | 48 I | R | A | Q | I |
49 O | T | I | 50 S | | 51 K | L | E | I | 52 G | | 53 S | C | U | D |
54 M | E | T | E | 55 R | | 56 A | L | D | E | 57 R | | 58 C | A | L |
59 B | A | I | L | O | 60 U | T | | 61 D | E | A | 62 L | A | T | E |
| 63 R | E | M | O | R | A | | 64 E | S | T | A | T | E | S |
| | 65 S | A | T | I | N | | 66 N | E | E | D | E | D | |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 593
Across
1
Remove from active service. :
RETIRE7
Elephant in a series of children's books. :
BABAR12
13
Steeped in a bitter potash. :
ALUMED15
Vice-Chief of Staff, U. S. A. F. :
TWINING16
18
19
Support for a lollypop. :
STICK21
22
Low in pitch, as a voice. :
DEEP24
26
Black marketeer: British slang. :
SPIV27
"The fault, dear Brutus, ___ in our stars ... " :
ISNOT29
Curve formed by two vaults: Architecture. :
GROIN31
32
They made fortunes in furs. :
ASTORS34
36
38
Author and social reformer of 18th-century France. :
ROUSSEAU41
45
Chinese dynasty that introduced Buddhism. :
HAN46
48
Citizen of Bagdad. :
IRAQI49
Inventor of automatic safety device for elevators, 1854. :
OTIS51
53
54
Every taxi has one. :
METER56
Cousin of the birch and hazel. :
ALDER58
He said, "I do not choose to run." :
CAL59
61
63
Fish that attaches itself to sharks. :
REMORA64
65
66
Down
1
2
3
4
Zeus's swift-footed messenger. :
IRIS5
Moneys for lodging. :
RENTS6
7
8
9
Soviet satellite: Abbr. :
BULG10
11
12
College sports arenas. :
STADIA14
Half-mask worn at masquerades. :
DOMINO17
20
Renovated roundabout for Central Park. :
CARROUSEL23
Decks on sailing ships. :
POOPS25
African colony eyed by Italy: Ital. sp. :
LIBIA28
Contents of scrap baskets. :
TRASH30
33
35
37
Stiffened gauze used in millinery. :
TARLATAN38
Slanted equilateral parallelogram. :
RHOMB39
Spike of cereal grass: 2 words. :
OATEAR40
42
43
44
47
50
52
Members of a gaggle. :
GEESE55
Elihu ___, Nobel Peace Prize winner, 1912. :
ROOT57
60
Canton in Switzerland. :
URI62
Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 23 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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