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Roberta H. Morse
New York Times, Friday, April 3, 1953
33-Down : Admonition on a traffic sign.
Author:
Roberta Morse
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 4.97, Missing: { G J Q V Z }, Scrabble score: 282 (avg 1.49)
Open Squares: 67,
Cheaters: 4,
FITB: 2,
XRef: 2, Spans: 2,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 13,
Grid flow: 33.7
Grid has duplicate clues.
Roberta Morse is an alias for Roberta H. Morse.
1 A | 2 U | 3 R | 4 A | | 5 S | 6 E | 7 R | 8 R | 9 A | | 10 A | 11 F | 12 A | 13 R |
14 D | R | O | P | | 15 T | R | A | I | N | | 16 O | R | R | A |
17 D | A | M | O | 18 N | A | N | D | P | Y | 19 T | H | I | A | S |
20 S | L | A | L | O | M | | 21 A | S | H | Y | | 22 E | K | E |
| | | 23 L | O | P | 24 E | R | | 25 O | P | 26 E | N | E | D |
27 S | 28 P | 29 O | O | N | E | R | | | 30 W | E | N | D | | |
31 L | O | U | | | 32 D | I | 33 S | 34 H | | 35 R | O | S | 36 A | 37 S |
38 A | R | T | 39 S | | 40 E | N | L | A | 41 I | | 42 W | H | E | W |
43 P | E | C | K | 44 S | | 45 S | O | I | S | | | 46 I | R | A |
| | 47 L | I | E | 48 F | | | 49 T | O | 50 P | 51 S | P | O | T |
52 C | 53 H | A | S | T | E | | 54 T | I | T | A | N | | | |
55 A | E | S | | 56 T | A | 57 B | U | | 58 O | L | E | 59 A | 60 T | 61 E |
62 C | A | S | 63 T | O | R | A | N | 64 D | P | O | L | L | U | X |
65 T | R | E | S | | 66 E | L | I | D | E | | 67 L | O | B | E |
68 I | N | S | T | | 69 R | I | S | E | S | | 70 S | P | A | S |
© 1953, The New York TimesNo. 1,384
Across
1
Air of distinction. :
AURA5
Saw of a sawfish. :
SERRA10
14
Piece of hard candy. :
DROP15
What a peeress will wear at the coronation. :
TRAIN16
17
20
Skiing zigzag downhill between flags. :
SLALOM21
22
23
Easy horse to ride. :
LOPER25
27
He transposed letters, i. e., "I'll sew you to a sheet." :
SPOONER30
31
Coach Little of Columbia. :
LOU32
A preparation of food. :
DISH35
Singer Ponselle and others. :
ROSAS38
Painting, sculpture, music. :
ARTS40
42
Exclamation like a half-formed whistle. :
WHEW43
Gregory and others. :
PECKS45
Part of the French verb "etre." :
SOIS46
One of the Gershwins. :
IRA47
Gladly (in phrases). :
LIEF49
Danny Kaye's position in the billing: 2 wds. :
TOPSPOT52
54
Mythological son of heaven and earth. :
TITAN55
Initials of a candidate. :
AES56
58
Salt of a certain acid. :
OLEATE62
65
___ bon (most kind): French. :
TRES66
Pass over in silence. :
ELIDE67
Rounded projection. :
LOBE68
The present month: Abbr. :
INST69
70
Saratoga and Aix les Bains. :
SPAS
Down
1
2
Eurasian mountain range. :
URAL3
Where the Quirinal Palace is. :
ROMA4
Relative of 62 Across. :
APOLLO5
6
7
Ships and bats use this. :
RADAR8
9
10
Old Irish society: Initials. :
AOH11
12
Inclined from the perpendicular, nautically speaking. :
ARAKE13
18
19
24
Actress O'Brien-Moore and others. :
ERINS26
27
28
Concentrate on a book. :
PORE29
33
Admonition on a traffic sign. :
SLO34
Columbus discovered it, 1492. :
HAITI36
37
39
Equipment for Andrea Lawrence. :
SKIS41
Elements having the same atomic number. :
ISOTOPES44
Vigorous and brief bout. :
SETTO48
50
___ Alto, California. :
PALO51
Parts of an angler's equipment. :
SNELLS52
Prickly pear and night-blooming cereus. :
CACTI53
U. S. writer who took Japanese citizenship (1850–1904). :
HEARN54
Modern city near ancient Carthage. :
TUNIS57
Island east of Java. :
BALI59
60
Brass wind instrument. :
TUBA61
63
64
Initials of a candidate. :
DDE
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 12 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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