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Jack Luzzatto
New York Times, Monday, May 7, 1951
Author:
Jack Luzzatto
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 74, Blocks: 33, Avg Word Len: 5.19, Missing: { J Q V X Z }, Scrabble score: 277 (avg 1.44)
Open Squares: 74, Cheaters: 2, FITB: 2, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 14, Grid flow: 36.7
1 W | 2 E | 3 T | 4 B | 5 A | 6 C | 7 K | | | 8 H | 9 A | 10 L | 11 L | 12 E | 13 Y |
14 E | T | H | I | C | A | L | | 15 F | O | L | I | A | G | E |
16 S | C | A | N | T | L | E | | 17 A | R | A | B | I | A | N |
18 T | H | I | N | | 19 L | I | 20 O | N | S | | 21 A | D | D | S |
| | | 22 A | 23 M | A | S | S | M | E | 24 N | T | | | |
25 A | 26 P | 27 A | C | E | | 28 T | A | A | | 29 E | E | 30 R | 31 I | 32 E |
33 C | E | L | L | A | 34 R | | 35 R | I | 36 N | G | | 37 A | R | A |
38 C | R | O | E | S | U | 39 S | | 40 L | O | R | 41 R | I | E | S |
42 R | I | F | | 43 U | R | E | 44 Y | | 45 D | I | O | N | N | E |
46 A | L | T | 47 E | R | | 48 R | O | 49 B | | 50 T | O | Y | E | D |
| | | 51 G | E | 52 N | E | R | A | 53 T | O | R | | | |
54 S | 55 L | 56 A | G | | 57 I | N | K | L | E | | 58 B | 59 A | 60 L | 61 E |
62 T | E | R | N | 63 A | T | E | | 64 L | A | 65 R | A | M | I | E |
66 E | N | C | O | R | E | S | | 67 A | S | O | C | I | A | L |
68 M | E | A | G | E | R | | | 69 D | E | C | K | E | R | S |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 687
Across
1
Mexican smuggled over the Rio :
WETBACK8
Counsel for Senate Crime investigators. :
HALLEY14
15
16
Divide in small portions: Rare. :
SCANTLE17
18
19
21
22
25
28
29
33
The bottom of the league. :
CELLAR35
Four operas by Wagner. :
RING37
38
40
42
Mountain region of Morocco. :
RIF43
American atomic scientist. :
UREY45
46
48
50
51
It changes mechanical energy into electrical energy. :
GENERATOR54
57
Have a hint of: Dial. :
INKLE58
62
64
66
67
68
69
Ships, vehicles, sandwiches. :
DECKERS
Down
1
Rebecca ___, British novelist and critic. :
WEST2
3
4
Stand containing the ship's compass. :
BINNACLE5
6
7
Heinrich von ___, contemporary of Goethe. :
KLEIST8
Roy Rogers' Trigger, for instance. :
HORSE9
Where Montgomery is: Abbr. :
ALA10
Pour wine in honor of a deity. :
LIBATE11
12
13
15
20
23
Word used twice in a Shakespeare title. :
MEASURE24
Dwarfish native of Africa. :
NEGRITO25
Capital of the Gold Coast. :
ACCRA26
Ingredient of melodrama. :
PERIL27
Up in the rigging. :
ALOFT30
Bad weather for baseball. :
RAINY31
Grecian princess, daughter of King Paul. :
IRENE32
34
Drama about robots by Karel Capek. :
RUR36
39
41
Defamatory falsehood published for political effect. :
ROORBACK44
Empire State's English namesake. :
YORK47
Headliner on the New Year's day menu. :
EGGNOG49
52
53
54
Main axis of a plant. :
STEM55
56
59
60
False propagandist. :
LIAR61
63
65
Bird that carried a sailor. :
ROC
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 11 debuted here and reused later, 6 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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