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S. A. Kay
New York Times, Wednesday, May 6, 1953
Author:
S. A. Kay
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 34, Avg Word Len: 5.03, Missing: { H J K Q W Z }, Scrabble score: 255 (avg 1.34)
Open Squares: 72, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 2, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 10, Grid flow: 35.5
S. A. Kay has 118 known pre-Shortz puzzles in our database.
1 P | 2 L | 3 U | 4 T | 5 O | | 6 S | 7 O | 8 N | 9 S | | 10 F | 11 A | 12 C | 13 E |
14 R | I | M | E | R | | 15 E | R | A | T | | 16 E | T | A | L |
17 I | N | B | A | D | | 18 A | L | B | A | 19 T | R | O | S | S |
20 G | E | O | M | E | 21 T | R | Y | | 22 T | O | U | P | E | E |
| | | 23 S | A | R | A | | 24 S | E | A | L | | | |
25 M | 26 I | 27 S | T | L | E | T | 28 O | E | | 29 D | E | 30 P | 31 O | 32 T |
33 U | N | L | E | S | S | | 34 B | A | 35 B | Y | | 36 O | R | E |
37 L | A | I | R | | 38 S | 39 C | E | N | E | | 40 S | I | D | E |
41 C | I | G | | 42 R | E | A | L | | 43 F | 44 A | L | L | E | N |
45 T | R | O | 46 P | E | | 47 D | I | 48 N | O | S | A | U | R | S |
| | | 49 A | V | 50 E | S | | 51 O | U | S | T | | | |
52 G | 53 O | 54 S | P | E | L | | 55 S | O | L | I | T | 56 U | 57 D | 58 E |
59 E | X | P | E | L | L | 60 E | E | S | | 61 S | E | N | O | R |
62 N | E | A | R | | 63 I | N | R | E | | 64 T | R | I | O | S |
65 E | N | N | S | | 66 N | E | B | S | | 67 S | N | O | R | E |
© 1953, The New York TimesNo. 1,417
Across
1
6
The "S" in S. A. R. :
SONS10
Fortune, in Hollywood. :
FACE14
15
Quod ___ demonstrandum. :
ERAT16
And others: Lat. abbr. :
ETAL17
Out of good graces: 2 wds. :
INBAD18
Victim of the Ancient Mariner's crossbow. :
ALBATROSS20
22
Decoration for a baldpate. :
TOUPEE23
Girl's name meaning princess. :
SARA24
Device on a document. :
SEAL25
29
Magazine for military stores. :
DEPOT33
Conditional provision. :
UNLESS34
36
Malachite, for instance. :
ORE37
38
40
This team or that team. :
SIDE41
42
43
45
A figure of speech. :
TROPE47
Attraction at the Museum of Natural History. :
DINOSAURS49
51
Dismiss from office. :
OUST52
55
Goal of an ivory tower dweller. :
SOLITUDE59
61
Mr. from Tampico. :
SENOR62
63
64
65
It flows into the Danube. :
ENNS66
67
Common form of somniloquy. :
SNORE
Down
1
Vocally virtuous person. :
PRIG2
Particular class of goods. :
LINE3
The boss of a shield. :
UMBO4
5
Ancient methods of trial by fire, water, combat, etc. :
ORDEALS6
Oldtime name for a pirate. :
SEARAT7
Airfield near Paris. :
ORLY8
9
10
English schoolmaster's rod. :
FERULE11
12
South Dakotan in the Upper House. :
CASE13
19
Play the sycophant. :
TOADY21
24
O'Casey or O'Kelly. :
SEAN25
Deprive of something by trickery. :
MULCT26
Where the bombs burst. :
INAIR27
Country or seaport in Eire. :
SLIGO28
Daggers used as reference marks in printing. :
OBELI30
Soldier in Marshal Joffre's army. :
POILU31
Division of natural objects. :
ORDER32
35
39
Contemptible ones. :
CADS40
42
44
46
Concern of the Fourth Estate. :
PAPERS48
Catches in a springe. :
NOOSES50
Mrs. Irving Berlin. :
ELLIN52
53
54
55
One of Tito's subjects. :
SERB56
Fresh-water mussel. :
UNIO57
58
60
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 9 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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