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New York Times, Saturday, April 21, 1951
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 31, Avg Word Len: 5.11, Missing: { J K Q W X Z }, Scrabble score: 285 (avg 1.47)
Open Squares: 76,
Cheaters: 0,
FITB: 5,
XRef: 0, Spans: 4,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 16,
Grid flow: 47.9
Grid has double diagonal symmetry.
1 T | 2 A | 3 H | 4 O | 5 E | | 6 I | 7 R | 8 A | | 9 H | 10 E | 11 D | 12 D | 13 A |
14 A | V | E | R | Y | | 15 D | A | N | | 16 O | R | E | A | D |
17 B | A | R | B | E | 18 R | O | F | S | 19 E | V | I | L | L | E |
20 L | I | B | | 21 S | U | L | F | A | T | E | | 22 I | L | L |
23 E | L | E | 24 M | | 25 M | A | L | T | A | | 26 F | R | E | E |
| | 27 R | O | 28 B | | 29 T | E | E | | 30 P | A | I | | |
31 I | 32 N | T | R | U | 33 D | E | S | | 34 F | A | C | U | 35 L | 36 A |
37 D | A | M | A | G | E | R | | 38 F | I | R | E | M | E | N |
39 A | T | O | L | L | S | | 40 B | I | R | E | T | T | A | S |
| | 41 R | E | E | | 42 B | U | R | | 43 D | E | R | | |
44 C | 45 A | R | S | | 46 F | R | I | E | 47 D | | 48 D | E | 49 R | 50 M |
51 O | B | I | | 52 A | B | E | L | A | R | 53 D | | 54 M | O | O |
55 R | O | S | 56 A | L | I | N | D | R | U | S | 57 S | E | L | L |
58 A | D | O | B | E | | 59 D | E | M | | 60 C | A | N | E | D |
61 L | E | N | E | S | | 62 A | R | S | | 63 S | I | S | S | Y |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 671
Across
1
California-Nevada lake. :
TAHOE6
George Gershwin's brother. :
IRA9
Gabler or Hopper. :
HEDDA14
Mr. Brundage of the A.A.U. :
AVERY15
Song-and-dance man Dailey. :
DAN16
17
20
21
22
23
Three R's school: Abbr. :
ELEM25
Valletta is its capital. :
MALTA26
27
29
30
31
34
Shining spot on the sun's surface. :
FACULA37
A hurricane, for instance. :
DAMAGER38
Peter J. Loftus' charges. :
FIREMEN39
South Pacific islands. :
ATOLLS40
41
42
Prickly seed covering. :
BUR43
44
46
Prepared chicken, Southern style. :
FRIED48
51
System of sorcery prevalent in the West Indies. :
OBI52
He had a romance with Héloise. :
ABELARD54
55
58
Type of house common in Mexico. :
ADOBE59
60
Furnished with rattan. :
CANED61
Gentle consonants. :
LENES62
___ Amatoria, by Ovid. :
ARS63
Little Lord Fauntleroy. :
SISSY
Down
1
Postpone consideration of a bill. :
TABLE2
Answer the purpose. :
AVAIL3
4
5
Potatoes have them. :
EYES6
7
Famous hotel in Singapore. :
RAFFLES8
9
Came into sight, as a ship. :
HOVE10
11
12
Slab of marble for flooring. :
DALLE13
Role in "Die Fledermaus." :
ADELE18
Product of Puerto Rico. :
RUM19
24
Noro ___, rumba specialist. :
MORALES26
Having small surfaces, as a diamond. :
FACETED28
Alarm clock at camp. :
BUGLE30
31
Famous mountain in Asia Minor. :
IDA32
A big league: Abbr. :
NAT33
34
Valuable timber tree. :
FIR35
36
Suburb of Liege, Belgium. :
ANS38
40
42
Miss Starr, star reporter. :
BRENDA44
Yellowish-red color. :
CORAL45
46
47
Joanne ___ of Hollywood. :
DRU49
Thespians' goals. :
ROLES50
52
53
Medals awarded by U.S. for heroism: Abbr. :
DSCS56
57
Long-tailed monkey. :
SAI
Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 14 debuted here and reused later, 4 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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