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A. J. Santora
Daffynitions
New York Times, Sunday, May 3, 1981
23-Across : Fashion plate?
Author:
A. J. Santora
Editor:
Eugene T. Maleska
Rows: 21, Columns: 21, Words: 148, Blocks: 74, Avg Word Len: 4.96, Missing: { J Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 546 (avg 1.49)
Open Squares: 115, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 6, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 4, Grid flow: 19.1
A. J. Santora has 185 known pre-Shortz puzzles, and 68 Modern Era crosswords in our database.
1 P | 2 I | 3 L | 4 A | 5 F | | 6 R | 7 E | 8 E | 9 K | | 10 I | 11 D | 12 L | 13 E | | 14 O | 15 M | 16 A | 17 N | 18 I |
19 A | L | I | B | I | | 20 E | R | N | E | | 21 M | E | I | N | | 22 C | A | N | O | N |
23 P | I | E | A | L | 24 A | M | O | D | E | | 25 P | A | P | E | 26 R | C | L | I | P | S |
27 P | E | N | | 28 B | R | A | S | | 29 P | 30 A | L | L | S | | 31 O | U | T | L | E | T |
| | | 32 Y | E | T | I | | 33 E | C | L | A | T | | 34 H | U | L | A | | | |
35 V | 36 E | 37 T | E | R | A | N | | 38 T | O | A | N | | 39 M | E | E | T | | 40 R | 41 A | 42 T |
43 A | S | H | O | T | | | 44 G | H | O | S | T | 45 T | O | W | N | | 46 L | A | S | H |
47 S | T | E | M | | 48 V | 49 I | N | Y | L | | | 50 O | P | E | | 51 F | I | T | T | O |
52 S | A | M | E | | 53 E | L | U | L | | 54 R | 55 A | P | I | D | | 56 L | E | H | A | R |
57 A | T | I | N | 58 G | L | E | | | 59 A | E | G | I | S | | 60 K | I | S | S | | |
61 R | E | L | | 62 A | D | D | 63 I | 64 N | G | M | A | C | H | 65 I | N | E | | 66 K | 67 O | 68 S |
| | 69 K | 70 E | T | T | | 71 S | O | N | A | R | | | 72 M | A | S | 73 T | E | R | Y |
74 C | 75 L | Y | D | E | | 76 A | L | L | I | N | | 77 S | 78 L | A | V | | 79 E | L | I | S |
80 R | O | W | E | D | | 81 M | A | A | | | 82 A | T | O | N | E | | 83 S | L | O | T |
84 A | L | A | N | | 85 T | E | N | N | 86 I | 87 S | P | R | O | | | 88 S | T | E | L | E |
89 B | L | Y | | 90 F | U | N | D | | 91 N | A | P | A | | 92 T | 93 H | E | O | R | E | M |
| | | 94 M | I | N | D | | 95 R | E | L | A | Y | | 96 S | E | E | N | | | |
97 A | 98 B | 99 R | A | D | E | | 100 S | E | P | A | L | | 101 S | E | A | R | | 102 O | 103 F | 104 A |
105 L | A | U | N | D | R | 106 O | M | A | T | | 107 L | 108 I | T | T | L | E | 109 S | L | A | M |
110 A | R | I | E | L | | 111 D | E | L | L | | 112 E | R | I | S | | 113 S | A | L | L | Y |
114 D | A | N | T | E | | 115 D | E | M | Y | | 116 D | A | R | E | | 117 S | M | A | L | L |
© 1981, The New York TimesNo. 11,499
Across
1
Dish served at Rice? :
PILAF6
What old stogies do :
REEK10
14
Yemeni's neighbor :
OMANI19
20
21
Part of a main dish :
MEIN22
Clergyman who got fired? :
CANON23
25
27
28
Arm in Armentières :
BRAS29
Wearies Anka and Lynde? :
PALLS31
32
Big-footed abominable one :
YETI33
Renown for Renoir? :
ECLAT34
It's mimetic, energetic and esthetic :
HULA35
38
Means–end connection :
TOAN39
Match involving heats :
MEET40
Start of a drum sound :
RAT43
44
46
47
48
Something for the record :
VINYL50
51
52
53
54
Describing a young Feller :
RAPID56
Father of a merry widow :
LEHAR57
59
Shield for Zeus or Athena :
AEGIS60
Post-office delivery :
KISS61
62
66
These come from stiff socks :
KOS69
71
Destroyer's "ears" :
SONAR72
What a winning golfer at Augusta has attained :
MASTERY74
76
77
79
80
Went through an "oar-deal" :
ROWED81
82
When penitents convene? :
ATONE83
84
King of the entertainment field :
ALAN85
88
Pittsburgh pillar? :
STELE89
Nellie or poet Robert :
BLY90
Slush ___ (money from a snow job?) :
FUND91
Valley that sounds sleepy :
NAPA92
94
95
Baton Rouge race? :
RELAY96
97
100
Carpel's companion :
SEPAL101
102
"The good old U.S. ___" :
OFA105
107
110
111
112
113
114
His comedy was divine :
DANTE115
116
Virginia creeper: 1587–? :
DARE117
Down
1
His productions are not for infants :
PAPP2
3
4
Covering on the Sahara :
ABA5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Gave each player a hand :
DEALT12
13
Point for a skipper :
ENE14
15
Island of "Knights" :
MALTA16
17
18
24
26
Duckling or French city :
ROUEN30
Dignified "Shucks!" :
ALAS32
33
34
35
One of Smith's sisters :
VASSAR36
37
39
Having the mulligrubs :
MOPISH40
41
42
Early hammer thrower :
THOR44
45
46
48
Open land for an eland :
VELDT49
Philbrick's "___ Three Lives" :
ILED51
54
Put on a second shift :
REMAN55
58
Supplied a swinger :
GATED59
Lambs, to Lucretius :
AGNI60
63
64
65
67
68
70
73
Sixpence for Shakespeare :
TESTON74
75
Lounge on the lounge :
LOLL76
77
78
82
85
Pitchman of a sort :
TUNER86
How Mr. Butterfingers behaves :
INEPTLY87
88
90
92
Insect that bit Sleeping Beauty? :
TSETSE93
94
Painter who made quite an impression :
MANET95
Domain for Charlemagne :
REALM97
W. S. Gilbert in 1850 :
ALAD98
99
End of a certain road :
RUIN100
Character hooked up with Hook :
SMEE101
Where certain pros become cons :
STIR102
103
Post-trip occurrence :
FALL104
106
108
109
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 3 debuted here and reused later, 6 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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