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New York Times, Wednesday, April 23, 1952
44-Across : Condense and hold, in chemistry.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 68, Blocks: 34, Avg Word Len: 5.62, Missing: { F J Q V X Z }, Scrabble score: 265 (avg 1.39)
Open Squares: 91, Cheaters: 6, FITB: 1, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 18, Grid flow: 32.5
| | 1 H | 2 O | 3 L | 4 Y | 5 L | 6 A | 7 N | 8 D | | 9 S | 10 C | 11 A | 12 R |
| 13 P | O | T | B | O | I | L | E | R | | 14 W | A | R | E |
15 W | H | I | T | S | U | N | D | A | Y | | 16 I | R | E | D |
17 E | O | S | | | 18 R | E | A | R | | 19 A | N | T | O | N |
20 E | N | T | 21 E | 22 R | S | | | | 23 A | N | G | E | L | O |
24 K | I | E | T | A | | 25 S | 26 T | 27 A | N | I | S | L | A | S |
28 S | C | R | A | T | 29 C | H | I | N | G | S | | 30 S | E | E |
| | | 31 T | A | R | A | N | T | U | L | 32 A | | | |
33 A | 34 M | 35 E | | 36 P | A | R | T | I | S | A | N | 37 I | 38 S | 39 M |
40 G | U | N | 41 S | L | I | D | E | S | | 42 N | I | G | E | R |
43 A | D | R | I | A | N | | | | 44 A | D | S | O | R | B |
45 T | H | O | R | N | | 46 D | 47 I | 48 N | K | | | 49 R | E | I |
50 H | O | U | R | | 51 D | E | S | E | R | 52 T | 53 S | O | N | G |
54 A | L | T | E | | 55 E | L | A | B | O | R | A | T | E | |
56 S | E | E | D | | 57 B | A | Y | O | N | E | T | S | | |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 1,039
Across
1
9
Precipitous rocky place. :
SCAR13
Piece of writing done from sheer necessity. :
POTBOILER14
15
16
17
Greek goddess of dawn. :
EOS18
19
20
23
Character in "Measure for Measure." :
ANGELO24
Chief harbor or the Solomon Islands. :
KIETA25
Two kings of Poland bore this name. :
STANISLAS28
30
31
33
36
40
Mechanisms on which cannon recoils travel. :
GUNSLIDES42
African river, 2,600 miles long. :
NIGER43
The only English pope. :
ADRIAN44
Condense and hold, in chemistry. :
ADSORB45
Attribute of the briary bush. :
THORN46
Owen Johnson's "Stover at Yale." :
DINK49
50
51
Operetta by Sigmund Romberg (with "The"). :
DESERTSONG54
55
56
57
Steel instruments attached to rifles. :
BAYONETS
Down
1
2
Durocher's predecessor. :
OTT3
Dieter's concern: Abbr. :
LBS4
Sign-off for a letter. :
YOURS5
Supply of goods of the same general class. :
LINE6
He's featured in "Guys and Dolls." :
ALDA7
8
Sarcastic in an impersonal way. :
DRY9
Playground pleasures. :
SWINGS10
International trade combines. :
CARTELS11
12
Rudolph's outstanding attribute. :
REDNOSE13
15
19
What Manhattan is, topographically. :
ANISLAND21
22
23
Scotchman's name. :
ANGUS25
Fragment of broken earthenware. :
SHARD26
27
29
Jeanne of the movies. :
CRAIN32
33
Girls named after Miss Christie. :
AGATHAS34
Hazard on a country road. :
MUDHOLE35
37
38
39
Power behind the scenes: Slang. :
MRBIG41
Used a respectful form of address. :
SIRRED44
City of 274,605 in Ohio. :
AKRON46
Walter ___ Mare, English poet. :
DELA47
Britisher's expression of surprise. :
ISAY48
Mountain associated with the burial of Moses. :
NEBO51
Social bud: Colloq. :
DEB52
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Answer summary:
6 unique to this puzzle, 12 debuted here and reused later, 4 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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