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S. A. Kay
New York Times, Tuesday, February 26, 1952
Author:
S. A. Kay
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 34, Avg Word Len: 5.03, Missing: { F Q X }, Scrabble score: 285 (avg 1.49)
Open Squares: 71, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 2, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 10, Grid flow: 35.2
S. A. Kay has 118 known pre-Shortz puzzles in our database.
David Steinberg notes:
Original 26-Down clue had no "A" before "Bell"; added it.
1 J | 2 U | 3 N | 4 E | 5 S | | 6 E | 7 L | 8 B | 9 A | | 10 H | 11 O | 12 L | 13 M |
14 A | T | O | N | E | | 15 L | E | A | N | | 16 A | M | I | E |
17 B | A | S | L | E | | 18 M | A | R | G | 19 A | R | I | N | E |
20 S | H | E | A | T | 21 H | E | D | | 22 E | L | A | T | E | D |
| | | 23 C | H | A | R | | 24 B | L | A | S | | | |
25 C | 26 A | 27 R | E | E | R | | 28 C | O | O | N | S | 29 K | 30 I | 31 N |
32 A | D | O | | 33 S | E | 34 N | O | R | | 35 S | E | N | S | E |
36 G | A | G | 37 S | | 38 M | A | N | E | 39 S | | 40 D | O | S | E |
41 E | N | E | A | 42 S | | 43 N | E | S | T | 44 S | | 45 L | U | D |
46 D | O | R | M | A | 47 N | C | Y | | 48 R | U | 49 B | L | E | S |
| | | 50 S | W | A | Y | | 51 P | U | M | A | | | |
52 I | 53 R | 54 O | N | E | R | | 55 P | O | T | A | T | 56 O | 57 E | 58 S |
59 R | E | S | E | R | V | 60 O | I | R | | 61 T | A | N | T | E |
62 E | L | S | A | | 63 I | S | N | T | | 64 R | A | Z | O | R |
65 D | Y | A | D | | 66 K | A | T | E | | 67 A | N | E | N | T |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 982
Across
1
Haver, Havoc, Hutton. :
JUNES6
Historical exile island. :
ELBA10
Celeste of "Anna Christie." :
HOLM14
In concord or friendship: 2 wds. :
ATONE15
Jack Sprat's favorite. :
LEAN16
17
Swiss city on the Rhine. :
BASLE18
White in New York, yellow in New Jersey. :
MARGARINE20
Having a protecting covering. :
SHEATHED22
23
24
Le Sage's hero, Gil ___. :
BLAS25
General course of action. :
CAREER28
Senator Kefauver's symbol in the ring. :
COONSKIN32
33
Gentleman in Toledo. :
SENOR35
Good mental capacity. :
SENSE36
38
40
41
43
45
Legendary king of Britain. :
LUD46
48
Silver coins worth 100 kopecks. :
RUBLES50
Cause to bend or swerve. :
SWAY51
Member of the cat family. :
PUMA52
55
59
61
62
Gottfried's sister, in "Lohengrin." :
ELSA63
Common verbal contraction. :
ISNT64
Tonsorial implement. :
RAZOR65
Two units treated as one. :
DYAD66
Famous lady from Padua. :
KATE67
Down
1
Pugilistic punches. :
JABS2
Senators Watkins and Bennett hail from here. :
UTAH3
Forward end of an aircraft. :
NOSE4
Decorate with ornamental fabric. :
ENLACE5
Is in a state of ebullition. :
SEETHES6
Gov. Anderson of Minnesota. :
ELMER7
Product of galena. :
LEAD8
9
Character in "Measure for Measure." :
ANGELO10
11
12
Mark in the hand or face. :
LINE13
19
Actors Ladd and Mowbray. :
ALANS21
Residence of odalisques. :
HAREM24
Uninteresting people. :
BORES25
26
John Hershey's "A Bell for ___" :
ADANO27
Economic Stabilizer Putnam. :
ROGER28
N. Y. C. seaside resort. :
CONEY29
30
Point in question. :
ISSUE31
34
37
39
Majorettes' walk. :
STRUT42
Worker with a cutting tool. :
SAWER44
Large island of Indonesia. :
SUMATRA47
49
Where Wainwright surrendered, April 9, 1943. :
BATAAN51
Name for a Turkish Government. :
PORTE52
53
54
Famous mountain of mythology. :
OSSA55
56
57
Large, turnover collar. :
ETON58
Muralist of a Waldorf room. :
SERT60
Answer summary:
10 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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