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Hilda E. Allen
Here, There and Everywhere
New York Times, Sunday, March 28, 1948
86-Down : Potation.
Author:
Hilda E. Allen
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 23, Columns: 23, Words: 158, Blocks: 85, Avg Word Len: 5.62, Missing: { J X }, Scrabble score: 679 (avg 1.53)
Open Squares: 160, Cheaters: 14, FITB: 2, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 57, Grid flow: 24.7
Jim Horne notes:
29 Across: What victims of anthropophagites are. : EATEN.
Anthropophagites is a fancy word for cannibals.
| | 1 M | 2 O | 3 V | 4 A | 5 B | 6 L | 7 E | | 8 L | 9 E | 10 W | 11 I | 12 S | | 13 C | 14 O | 15 C | 16 K | 17 S | | |
| 18 G | A | L | I | C | I | A | N | | 19 E | R | E | C | T | | 20 A | G | R | E | E | 21 D | |
22 M | O | L | E | S | T | E | R | S | | 23 A | I | D | E | R | | 24 S | L | A | N | D | E | 25 R |
26 O | D | A | | 27 T | A | R | R | I | 28 E | R | S | | | 29 E | 30 A | T | E | N | | 31 A | N | I |
32 T | I | B | 33 I | A | | | 34 U | L | A | N | | 35 C | 36 L | A | R | O | | 37 E | 38 S | T | O | P |
39 I | V | A | N | | 40 L | 41 E | P | E | R | | 42 C | H | I | M | E | R | 43 A | | 44 C | I | T | E |
45 F | A | R | A | 46 D | I | Z | E | D | | 47 B | L | A | M | E | S | | 48 P | 49 R | O | V | E | N |
| | | 50 C | H | A | R | D | | 51 P | R | O | P | E | R | | | 52 H | A | T | E | R | S |
53 C | 54 I | 55 T | H | A | R | A | | 56 S | U | A | V | E | R | | 57 B | 58 R | A | V | O | | | |
59 A | M | O | U | R | S | | 60 T | E | R | C | E | L | | 61 Q | U | A | S | I | M | 62 O | 63 D | 64 O |
65 M | A | R | S | | | 66 L | E | N | D | E | R | | 67 T | U | R | B | I | N | A | T | E | D |
68 E | G | O | | 69 P | 70 H | I | N | E | U | S | | 71 C | H | A | L | I | C | E | | 72 H | I | D |
73 R | E | S | 74 I | L | I | E | N | C | E | | 75 P | O | R | T | E | D | | | 76 D | E | M | I |
77 A | D | E | N | A | L | G | I | A | | 78 C | A | N | A | R | Y | | 79 P | 80 A | R | R | O | T |
| | | 81 M | I | L | E | S | | 82 B | O | D | I | C | E | | 83 D | E | B | U | S | S | Y |
84 S | 85 O | 86 L | A | C | E | | | 87 D | E | V | I | C | E | | 88 R | E | A | L | M | | | |
89 W | R | I | T | E | R | | 90 S | E | V | E | N | S | | 91 D | I | S | T | E | M | 92 P | 93 E | 94 R |
95 E | L | B | E | | 96 S | 97 T | A | M | I | N | A | | 98 D | I | S | K | S | | 99 E | L | S | E |
100 L | E | A | S | 101 T | | 102 O | L | E | N | T | | 103 S | I | P | S | | | 104 B | R | A | K | E |
105 L | A | T | | 106 H | 107 A | S | A | N | | | 108 D | I | S | L | O | 109 D | 110 G | E | | 111 T | A | D |
112 S | N | I | 113 V | E | L | S | | 114 T | 115 O | 116 P | A | Z | | 117 O | L | E | A | N | 118 D | E | R | S |
| 119 S | O | I | R | E | E | | 120 I | R | A | T | E | | 121 M | E | N | T | I | O | N | S | |
| | 122 N | A | M | E | D | | 123 A | C | R | E | S | | 124 A | S | S | E | N | T | S | | |
© 1948, The New York TimesNo. 320
Across
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What victims of anthropophagites are. :
EATEN31
32
34
Tartar lancer: Var. :
ULAN35
Light-colored and mild, said of cigars. :
CLARO37
39
Monarch known as "The Terrible." :
IVAN40
42
Mythological monster vomiting flames. :
CHIMERA44
45
Stimulated with electric currents. :
FARADIZED47
48
50
51
"The ___ Bostonians." :
PROPER52
53
Ancient Greek lyre-like instruments. :
CITHARA56
57
59
60
Male of the peregrine falcon. :
TERCEL61
65
Father of Romulus and Remus. :
MARS66
67
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69
Thracian King, whose food was snatched away by Harpies. :
PHINEUS71
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75
Turned toward the left, nautically. :
PORTED76
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Island group in the Atlantic. :
CANARY79
81
Longfellow's Mr. Standish. :
MILES82
83
Composer of the opera "Pelleas and Melisande." :
DEBUSSY84
87
88
89
André Gide's calling. :
WRITER90
91
Paint mixed with emulsion of egg yolk. :
DISTEMPER95
96
Capacity to endure strain. :
STAMINA98
Flying phenomenon of 1947. :
DISKS99
100
Most unimportant. :
LEAST102
103
104
Retarding device. :
BRAKE105
106
Grandson of Mohammed. :
HASAN108
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112
114
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119
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121
122
123
124
Down
1
2
3
Long, narrow view. :
VISTA4
5
6
7
8
9
She threw the Apple of Discord. :
ERIS10
What benedicts are. :
WED11
Eliza's river transportation. :
ICE12
13
Twin brother of Pollux. :
CASTOR14
15
Tall wading bird. :
CRANE16
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18
She caused Peeping Tom to lose his sight. :
GODIVA21
22
In fine arts, the theme. :
MOTIF25
28
30
Aphrodite's lover. :
ARES33
35
36
One who snares birds with a viscid substance. :
LIMER38
Blind spot in the visual field: Med. :
SCOTOMA40
Tellers of fish stories. :
LIARS41
Famous Hebrew scribe of 5th century B. C. :
EZRA42
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46
Small native state in Central India. :
DHAR47
49
Depression worn out by running water. :
RAVINE51
University in Indiana. :
PURDUE53
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55
Descriptive of Joe Louis. :
TOROSE56
One of the Finger Lakes of New York. :
SENECA57
Kind of Kentucky tobacco. :
BURLEY58
Extremely violent. :
RABID60
Where Pauline Betz is queen. :
TENNIS61
Card having four spots. :
QUATRE62
63
The outer satellite of Mars. :
DEIMOS64
66
Fortress city of Belgium. :
LIEGE67
The country of Hero and Leander. :
THRACE69
70
Cultivator attachments for hilling plants. :
HILLERS71
Theory of a branch of geometry. :
CONICS74
75
Genus of fan-shaped algae. :
PADINA76
78
___ Garden Theater in London. :
COVENT79
Substances used as fuel. :
PEATS80
82
British Foreign Secretary. :
BEVIN83
84
Fashion plates: Colloq. :
SWELLS85
City liberated by Joan of Arc. :
ORLEANS86
87
88
Fried pastry-covered rolls of rich minced meat. :
RISSOLES90
Large front room in a Spanish house. :
SALA91
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97
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101
The great calorie. :
THERM103
Relative proportions. :
SIZES104
A nation of Southern Nigeria. :
BENIN107
On the sheltered side. :
ALEE108
Fruit of the palm. :
DATE109
Wretched habitats. :
DENS110
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Answer summary:
8 unique to this puzzle, 49 debuted here and reused later, 6 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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