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S. A. Kay
New York Times, Friday, March 23, 1951
Author:
S. A. Kay
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 37, Avg Word Len: 5.22, Missing: { J Q W X }, Scrabble score: 267 (avg 1.42)
Open Squares: 70, Cheaters: 10, FITB: 4, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 15, Grid flow: 27.1
S. A. Kay has 118 known pre-Shortz puzzles in our database.
| 1 B | 2 R | 3 I | 4 N | 5 K | | 6 L | 7 E | 8 A | 9 N | 10 D | 11 E | 12 R | |
| 13 R | E | V | U | E | | 14 A | L | C | A | T | R | A | 15 Z |
16 S | A | L | A | R | Y | | 17 F | O | N | T | A | I | N | E |
18 E | V | E | N | S | | 19 P | I | P | E | S | | 20 S | T | S |
21 G | U | N | | 22 E | 23 L | U | T | E | S | | 24 S | T | E | T |
25 O | R | T | 26 S | | 27 A | N | T | S | | 28 F | A | I | R | Y |
| 29 A | S | K | 30 A | N | C | E | | 31 S | A | I | C | S | |
| | | 32 A | R | C | H | | 33 P | A | I | L | | | |
| 34 B | 35 U | T | T | E | | 36 L | A | U | R | E | 37 N | 38 T | |
39 B | E | N | E | S | | 40 S | I | R | E | | 41 D | U | E | 42 S |
43 A | L | A | S | | 44 U | P | P | E | R | 45 S | | 46 T | U | P |
47 D | I | I | | 48 A | N | E | L | E | | 49 T | 50 U | T | T | I |
51 I | N | D | 52 U | C | T | E | E | | 53 M | A | R | I | O | N |
54 A | D | E | N | O | I | D | S | | 55 I | B | S | E | N | |
| 56 A | D | D | R | E | S | S | | 57 T | S | A | R | S | |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 642
Across
1
Victim of unsolved million-dollar robbery, 1950. :
BRINK6
13
TV musical program. :
REVUE14
The Rock, in San Francisco Bay. :
ALCATRAZ16
Contents of the pay envelope. :
SALARY17
18
19
20
21
75-mm. recoilless rifle, for instance. :
GUN22
24
Proofreader's direction. :
STET25
Useless fragments. :
ORTS27
Symbols of industry. :
ANTS28
Tinker Bell, for instance. :
FAIRY29
Out of the corner of the eye. :
ASKANCE31
Sailing vessels of the Levant. :
SAICS32
Washington Square landmark. :
ARCH33
Nursery rhyme vessel. :
PAIL34
Isolated hill with steep precipitous sides. :
BUTTE36
St. ___, Canada's Prime Minister. :
LAURENT39
Czechoslovakia's great president. :
BENES40
Term of address to a king. :
SIRE41
43
44
Places to sleep on a train. :
UPPERS46
Falling weight of a pile driver. :
TUP47
48
49
51
53
St. Louis Cards' manager. :
MARION54
Denizens of the upper pharynx. :
ADENOIDS55
One of the great modern dramatists. :
IBSEN56
57
Down
1
A florid, brilliant style of music. :
BRAVURA2
Becomes more compassionate. :
RELENTS3
One of the Brothers Karamazov. :
IVAN4
Member of A. N. C. :
NURSE5
Part of typewriter. :
KEY6
Pirate of the Gulf of Mexico. :
LAFITTE7
Travels to Gretna Green. :
ELOPES8
Skin afflictions. :
ACNES9
Mr. Goodwin and Mr. Cole. :
NATS10
New transport agency in Washington. :
DTA11
12
15
Keenly enjoyable. :
ZESTY16
Kind of lily, state flower of Utah. :
SEGO19
Source of British humor. :
PUNCH23
24
26
Richard Button's footwear. :
SKATES28
N. Y. C. event, 1939–40. :
FAIR30
Grammar, logic and rhetoric, for instance. :
ARTS31
33
34
Jane Wyman's Oscar-winning role. :
BELINDA35
36
Having a very thin mouth. :
LIPLESS37
38
39
Monastery: Italian. :
BADIA40
Breaks the traffic law. :
SPEEDS42
44
45
48
50
Astronomical bear. :
URSA52
53
Institute in Cambridge. :
MIT
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 14 debuted here and reused later, 5 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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