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Ralph Anderson
New York Times, Tuesday, February 3, 1953
16-Across : "Over the hill."
Author:
Ralph Anderson
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 74, Blocks: 34, Avg Word Len: 5.16, Missing: { Q X }, Scrabble score: 305 (avg 1.60)
Open Squares: 75, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 2, XRef: 0, Spans: 2, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 11, Grid flow: 46.1
1 H | 2 E | 3 L | 4 P | | 5 M | 6 O | 7 D | 8 E | 9 L | | 10 J | 11 A | 12 M | 13 B |
14 O | M | A | R | | 15 E | V | A | D | E | | 16 A | W | O | L |
17 M | I | Z | E | | 18 T | I | B | E | T | | 19 C | A | N | E |
20 E | L | Y | S | 21 I | A | N | | 22 R | O | 23 O | K | I | E | S |
| | 24 B | I | L | G | E | 25 S | | | 26 B | O | T | T | S |
27 P | 28 O | O | D | L | E | | 29 C | 30 A | 31 L | I | F | | | |
32 O | L | N | E | Y | | 33 C | O | N | S | T | A | 34 B | 35 L | 36 E |
37 M | I | E | N | | 38 F | O | U | N | D | | 39 L | I | E | D |
40 P | O | S | T | 41 H | A | S | T | E | | 42 A | L | O | N | G |
| | | 43 P | O | N | T | E | | 44 A | T | T | L | E | E |
45 C | 46 H | 47 O | R | E | | | 48 D | 49 I | N | E | R | O | | |
50 L | A | B | O | R | 51 E | 52 D | | 53 M | A | N | A | G | 54 E | 55 S |
56 A | B | E | T | | 57 L | A | 58 P | I | N | | 59 D | I | A | L |
60 W | I | S | E | | 61 E | L | A | N | D | | 62 E | S | S | E |
63 S | T | E | M | | 64 M | E | D | E | A | | 65 S | T | E | W |
© 1953, The New York TimesNo. 1,325
Across
1
5
A standard for imitation. :
MODEL10
14
15
Circumvent by trickery. :
EVADE16
17
"Big Jawn," of baseball. :
MIZE18
Country nominally under the rule of China. :
TIBET19
20
Blissful as the Greek paradise. :
ELYSIAN22
24
26
Fictional tractor salesman. :
BOTTS27
29
32
Cleveland's Secretary of State, 1895. :
OLNEY33
37
38
The substance of "Eureka!" :
FOUND39
40
With all possible speed, in the good old days. :
POSTHASTE42
43
___ Vecchio, across the Arno at Milan. :
PONTE44
British political leader. :
ATTLEE45
Filling the woodbox, for instance. :
CHORE48
50
Done with great exertion. :
LABORED53
Succeeds in accomplishing a task. :
MANAGES56
57
59
60
American rabbi and author. :
WISE61
Large, heavily built antelope. :
ELAND62
63
Part of a note, in music. :
STEM64
Subject of a Euripides play. :
MEDEA65
Relative of pot-au-feu. :
STEW
Down
1
2
German man's name. :
EMIL3
4
5
Official measurement of contents or weight. :
METAGE6
7
8
9
10
11
12
French landscape painter. :
MONET13
21
23
25
27
28
Musical or literary potpourri. :
OLIO30
Fatima's sister in "Bluebeard." :
ANNE31
Pounds, shillings, pence. :
LSD33
Accountant's figure. :
COST34
35
Smooth, in phonetics. :
LENE36
38
First one in line for the opera. :
FAN41
42
Solar disk of Egypt. :
ATEN44
45
46
47
Describing Falstaff. :
OBESE49
Chemical compound. :
IMINE51
Dealing with first principles: Abbr. :
ELEM52
54
55
58
Telephone accessory. :
PAD
Answer summary:
11 debuted here and reused later, 1 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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