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New York Times, Monday, May 5, 1952
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 74, Blocks: 32, Avg Word Len: 5.22, Missing: { F J Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 292 (avg 1.51)
Open Squares: 73,
Cheaters: 0,
FITB: 1,
XRef: 0,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 11,
Grid flow: 62.2
Grid has both 90- and 180-degree symmetry.
1 D | 2 E | 3 C | 4 K | | 5 A | 6 B | 7 A | 8 B | 9 A | | 10 A | 11 D | 12 A | 13 M |
14 A | L | A | I | | 15 R | O | W | A | N | | 16 N | U | M | A |
17 S | I | L | L | 18 Y | G | O | O | S | E | | 19 K | N | I | T |
20 H | A | L | L | E | Y | | 21 L | I | M | 22 E | A | D | E | S |
| | | 23 T | A | L | 24 E | | 25 N | O | T | R | E | | |
26 P | 27 E | 28 N | I | T | E | N | 29 T | | 30 N | E | A | R | 31 B | 32 Y |
33 A | L | I | M | S | | 34 D | E | 35 V | E | R | | 36 H | O | E |
37 L | I | N | E | | 38 C | O | P | E | S | | 39 G | E | R | M |
40 E | T | C | | 41 P | O | W | E | R | | 42 D | E | A | N | E |
43 Y | E | O | 44 M | E | N | | 45 E | V | 46 E | A | R | D | E | N |
| | 47 M | A | R | T | 48 S | | 49 E | R | N | A | | | |
50 R | 51 A | P | T | U | R | E | 52 S | | 53 A | E | N | 54 E | 55 A | 56 S |
57 O | B | O | E | | 58 A | C | C | 59 E | S | S | I | B | L | E |
60 M | O | O | R | | 61 S | C | A | R | E | | 62 U | R | G | E |
63 P | U | P | S | | 64 T | O | N | E | S | | 65 M | O | A | N |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 1,051
Across
1
Place to play shuffleboard. :
DECK5
Half of Ethiopia's capital. :
ABABA10
Spouse of the first lady. :
ADAM14
Half of a Spanish game. :
ALAI15
He carried the message to Garcia. :
ROWAN16
___ Pompilius, second king of Rome. :
NUMA17
Your opponent in a political argument. :
SILLYGOOSE19
Work with needles. :
KNIT20
President of N. Y.'s City Council. :
HALLEY21
23
Told by Mr. I. Magination. :
TALE25
Half of a famous university. :
NOTRE26
30
33
Mohammedan teachers of religion. :
ALIMS34
Governor in Boston. :
DEVER36
37
Any transportation company. :
LINE38
Struggles, with a degree of success. :
COPES39
40
Plus more that are similar. :
ETC41
Well-known Hollywood name. :
POWER42
Martha of the radio. :
DEANE43
Petty officers in the Navy. :
YEOMEN45
47
Department stores. :
MARTS49
50
Expressions of great delight. :
RAPTURES53
57
58
60
Where heather grows. :
MOOR61
Raise or get (with "up"). :
SCARE62
Prodding influence. :
URGE63
64
Modulations of the voice. :
TONES65
Down
1
Signal in Morse code. :
DASH2
3
4
5
6
Sound from the bleachers. :
BOO7
This, in the Army, is bad. :
AWOL8
Area enclosed by higher lands. :
BASIN9
10
Celal Bayar's capital. :
ANKARA11
Chap who won't vote for your candidate. :
DUNDERHEAD12
Parisienne friend. :
AMIE13
18
Irish dramatist and poet. :
YEATS22
Upper regions of space: Spanish. :
ETER24
Furnish, as with a gift. :
ENDOW26
Radio and TV executive. :
PALEY27
Small typewriter type. :
ELITE28
29
Pre-Hudson apartment in Manhattan. :
TEPEE31
32
Kingdom in Arabia, member of U. N. :
YEMEN35
38
A striking exhibition of unlikeness. :
CONTRAST39
41
42
Neighbors of the Germans. :
DANES44
Mothers, so called by British schoolboys. :
MATERS46
48
Painting on dry plaster, in Italy. :
SECCO50
51
52
Part of Europe: Abbr. :
SCAN54
470-mile river in Spain. :
EBRO55
56
59
Cockney's answer to the rollcall. :
ERE
Answer summary:
11 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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