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New York Times, Thursday, April 26, 1951
27-Down : Plant-sucking insect.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 74, Blocks: 32, Avg Word Len: 5.22, Missing: { K Q W X }, Scrabble score: 297 (avg 1.54)
Open Squares: 79, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 0, XRef: 0, Spans: 3, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 19, Grid flow: 34.4
1 H | 2 E | 3 B | 4 E | | 5 S | 6 C | 7 R | 8 A | 9 P | | 10 F | 11 E | 12 D | 13 S |
14 E | R | A | T | | 15 I | R | E | N | E | | 16 A | B | O | U |
17 E | I | G | H | 18 T | E | E | N | Y | E | 19 A | R | O | L | D |
20 D | E | S | E | R | V | E | D | | 21 P | L | A | N | T | S |
| | | 22 R | U | E | D | | 23 S | H | E | D | | | |
24 O | 25 P | 26 T | I | C | S | | 27 A | L | O | E | | 28 S | 29 S | 30 E |
31 F | R | O | Z | E | | 32 O | P | A | L | | 33 A | P | I | A |
34 F | O | R | E | S | 35 I | G | H | T | E | 36 D | N | E | S | S |
37 O | M | A | R | | 38 R | E | I | S | | 39 E | C | L | A | T |
40 N | E | H | | 41 J | O | E | S | | 42 S | M | E | L | L | S |
| | | 43 M | A | N | S | | 44 R | H | U | S | | | |
45 U | 46 N | 47 S | U | N | G | | 48 P | E | A | R | T | 49 R | 50 E | 51 E |
52 G | O | T | T | E | R | 53 D | A | M | M | E | R | U | N | G |
54 H | A | L | E | | 55 A | E | R | I | E | | 56 A | N | N | A |
57 S | H | O | D | | 58 Y | E | A | T | S | | 59 L | E | A | N |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 676
Across
1
Goddess who could make the aged young again. :
HEBE5
10
14
15
16
Ben Adhem of Leight Hunt's poem. :
ABOU17
20
21
22
23
Send forth, as fragrance or light. :
SHED24
Science that deals with vision and light. :
OPTICS27
American century plant. :
ALOE28
31
What they did to prices Jan. 26. :
FROZE32
33
Samoan capital and seaport. :
APIA34
37
38
Former Brazilian money of account. :
REIS39
Brilliance of success. :
ECLAT40
41
42
43
Supplies with troops. :
MANS44
Genus of poison ivy. :
RHUS45
Not celebrated in verse. :
UNSUNG48
52
54
His statue is in City Hall Park, New York. :
HALE55
56
Mrs. Leonowens of Siam. :
ANNA57
58
Irish poet, Nobel Prize winner, 1923. :
YEATS59
Avoided by Mrs. Sprat. :
LEAN
Down
1
Careful attention. :
HEED2
City in Pennsylvania. :
ERIE3
The bases on the diamond. :
BAGS4
5
6
System of belief. :
CREED7
8
9
One way of seeing a baseball game. :
PEEPHOLE10
11
12
13
Airy vision in the washing machine. :
SUDS18
19
Away from the wind. :
ALEE23
Nickname for a thin man. :
SLATS24
Signs found on a light switch. :
OFFON25
City in Lower Burma. :
PROME26
Part of the Hebrew Bible. :
TORAH27
Plant-sucking insect. :
APHIS28
29
Fiber used in making rope. :
SISAL30
The Near and the Far. :
EASTS32
Double curves: Architecture. :
OGEES33
35
36
41
42
43
44
45
Exclamations of disgust. :
UGHS46
Famous flood survivor. :
NOAH47
City of northwest France, battleground of 1944. :
STLO48
Asunción is its capital: Abbr. :
PARA49
Song or verse: Poet. :
RUNE50
City in central Sicily. :
ENNA51
American writer and diplomat (1837–1924). :
EGAN53
Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 17 debuted here and reused later, 2 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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