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Victor Goldfarb
New York Times, Thursday, March 19, 1953
Author:
Victor Goldfarb
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15,
Words: 80,
Blocks: 38,
Avg Word Len: 4.68,
Missing: { Q Z },
Scrabble score: 312 (avg 1.67)
Open Squares: 73, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 3, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 8, Grid flow: 16.4
1 A | 2 N | 3 T | 4 I | | 5 O | 6 B | 7 O | 8 L | 9 I | | 10 U | 11 S | 12 C | 13 G |
14 J | O | H | N | | 15 R | I | S | E | N | | 16 N | O | R | A |
17 A | V | I | D | | 18 E | L | L | A | S | | 19 C | H | O | O |
20 R | A | N | E | 21 E | | 22 L | O | S | T | | 23 H | O | W | L |
| | | 24 X | R | 25 A | Y | | 26 T | A | 27 R | A | | | |
28 F | 29 A | 30 G | | 31 R | U | B | 32 S | | 33 T | O | L | 34 E | 35 D | 36 O |
37 O | P | E | 38 S | | 39 K | U | K | 40 L | U | X | K | L | A | N |
41 R | A | N | T | 42 S | | 43 D | I | E | | 44 Y | E | L | L | S |
45 C | R | O | O | K | 46 E | D | M | A | 47 N | | 48 D | E | L | E |
49 E | T | A | M | I | N | | 50 S | P | E | 51 E | | 52 N | E | T |
| | | 53 A | D | A | 54 M | | 55 Y | O | L | 56 K | | | |
57 B | 58 L | 59 O | C | | 60 M | A | 61 T | E | | 62 F | I | 63 N | 64 E | 65 D |
66 R | I | C | H | | 67 E | M | M | A | 68 S | | 69 N | E | V | A |
70 I | N | R | E | | 71 L | I | A | R | S | | 72 G | A | E | L |
73 G | E | A | R | | 74 S | E | N | S | E | | 75 S | P | R | Y |
© 1953, The New York TimesNo. 1,369
Across
1
Kind of Semitism behind the Iron Curtain. :
ANTI5
Greek units of weight, 0.1 gram. :
OBOLI10
A branch of our armed forces. :
USCG14
15
16
17
Kind of Giant fan Tallulah is. :
AVID18
Actress Raines and others. :
ELLAS19
20
22
Kind of generation of the Twenties. :
LOST23
A loud scornful laugh. :
HOWL24
26
Historic place in Ireland. :
TARA28
31
33
37
39
41
Word to go with "raves." :
RANTS43
Its highest number is a six. :
DIE44
"Allegeroo" and "sis-boom-bah." :
YELLS45
48
49
50
Graf ___, scuttled ship. :
SPEE52
53
Furniture designer James or Robert. :
ADAM55
The sun in the "sunnyside up." :
YOLK57
Coalition of factions or legislators. :
BLOC60
Officer in the merchant marine. :
MATE62
66
Containing fattening ingredients. :
RICH67
Heroines of 1816 and 1856. :
EMMAS69
River through Leningrad. :
NEVA70
71
Tall story tellers. :
LIARS72
73
Tools and equipment on a ship. :
GEAR74
Intuition is the sixth. :
SENSE75
Down
1
When a door is not a door. :
AJAR2
Louis KO'ed him in 1941. :
NOVA3
Easily seen through. :
THIN4
5
Cinnabar or galena. :
ORE6
Personification of good, in a novel and play. :
BILLYBUDD7
Port on an inlet of the Skagerrak. :
OSLO8
9
___ quo (in the same condition): Lat. :
INSTATU10
11
Where to eat in London. :
SOHO12
13
Reading or Dartmoor. :
GAOL21
25
27
Nickname of late Broadway showman. :
ROXY28
29
30
Gulf of the Liguarian Sea. :
GENOA32
Glides lightly over. :
SKIMS34
Correspondent of G. B. S. :
ELLEN35
Decorative paving slab. :
DALLE36
38
Article of dress worn by Good Queen Bess. :
STOMACHER40
42
Motorist's hazard. :
SKID46
47
Recent: Comb. form. :
NEO51
Distant relative of a gremlin. :
ELF54
One of the ten best-dressed women. :
MAMIE56
Amahl's "night visitors." :
KINGS57
Two-masted vessel, square-rigged. :
BRIG58
59
61
63
64
65
Famous name in the theatre. :
DALY68
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 5 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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