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Thomas Meekin
New York Times, Friday, April 2, 1954
Author:
Thomas Meekin
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 35, Avg Word Len: 5.28, Missing: { J K Q Z }, Scrabble score: 271 (avg 1.43)
Open Squares: 80, Cheaters: 4, FITB: 3, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 17, Grid flow: 13.0
1 B | 2 R | 3 I | 4 D | 5 G | 6 E | | | | 7 L | 8 A | 9 L | 10 A | 11 L | 12 A |
13 R | U | N | I | N | S | | 14 G | 15 U | I | L | E | F | U | L |
16 A | B | A | C | U | S | | 17 U | N | T | E | N | A | N | T |
18 W | E | S | T | | 19 A | 20 S | I | A | | 21 V | I | R | E | O |
| | 22 M | A | 23 R | Y | M | A | R | 24 T | I | N | | | |
25 B | 26 R | U | T | E | | 27 U | N | M | A | N | | 28 B | 29 M | 30 T |
31 L | U | C | I | A | | 32 G | A | S | P | | 33 S | L | O | E |
34 A | S | H | O | R | 35 E | | | | 36 S | 37 P | H | I | N | X |
38 S | E | A | N | | 39 W | 40 A | 41 C | 42 O | | 43 L | I | N | D | A |
44 E | S | S | | 45 C | E | R | O | S | | 46 A | N | D | E | S |
| | | 47 P | O | S | T | U | L | 48 A | T | E | D | | |
49 O | 50 R | 51 G | A | N | | 52 I | R | O | N | | 53 R | A | 54 R | 55 E |
56 D | E | A | R | N | 57 E | S | S | | 58 T | 59 A | U | T | E | N |
60 I | N | I | T | I | A | T | E | | 61 E | X | P | E | N | D |
62 N | O | T | Y | E | T | | | | 63 D | E | S | S | E | S |
© 1954, The New York TimesNo. 1,739
Across
1
George Washington ___. :
BRIDGE7
Voice training exercise. :
LALALA13
14
16
Ancestor of the comptometer. :
ABACUS17
18
Scene of many an adventure tale. :
WEST19
Where Lake Baikal is. :
ASIA21
22
25
27
28
Brooklyn-Manhattan subway. :
BMT31
She sings the "Mad Scene." :
LUCIA32
33
34
36
Structure at El Giza, Egypt. :
SPHINX38
President O'Kelly. :
SEAN39
43
44
45
Caribbean game fishes. :
CEROS46
Setting of Lake Titicaca. :
ANDES47
49
Musical instrument. :
ORGAN52
53
A day in June, for instance. :
RARE56
58
60
61
62
63
French fashion designer. :
DESSES
Down
1
Handsome; smart: Scot. :
BRAW2
Opposite of a city slicker. :
RUBE3
4
5
Ox-headed antelope. :
GNU6
7
8
Newly hatched salmon. :
ALEVIN9
Founder of the Comintern. :
LENIN10
11
Crescent-shaped figure. :
LUNE12
14
Region of South America. :
GUIANA15
20
23
24
25
Satiated and bored. :
BLASE26
28
29
30
One-twelfth of the area of U. S. :
TEXAS33
35
37
40
Peter Hurd, for instance. :
ARTIST41
42
Where Nobel Institute is. :
OSLO45
47
A person, facetiously. :
PARTY48
49
50
51
54
President Coty of France. :
RENE55
Rings down the curtain. :
ENDS57
59
Part of the fasces. :
AXE
Answer summary:
6 unique to this puzzle, 11 debuted here and reused later, 4 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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