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New York Times, Thursday, July 26, 1951
33-Across : Harsh and metallic.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 31, Avg Word Len: 5.39, Missing: { F J Q X }, Scrabble score: 293 (avg 1.51)
Open Squares: 74,
Cheaters: 4,
FITB: 1,
XRef: 0,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 15,
Grid flow: 39.8
Grid has double diagonal symmetry.
| 1 T | 2 A | 3 B | 4 L | 5 E | 6 T | | 7 S | 8 H | 9 O | 10 C | 11 K | 12 S | |
13 R | E | L | I | E | V | E | | 14 C | A | T | L | E | T | 15 T |
16 A | L | A | D | D | I | N | | 17 A | N | T | I | W | A | R |
18 C | A | M | | 19 G | L | A | 20 I | R | S | | 21 O | P | T | O |
22 E | V | O | 23 K | E | | 24 I | M | P | E | 25 L | | 26 I | O | U |
27 R | I | D | E | | 28 A | L | P | S | | 29 A | 30 V | E | R | T |
31 S | V | E | N | 32 G | A | L | I | | 33 B | R | A | S | S | Y |
| | | 34 N | I | L | E | | 35 B | E | E | S | | | |
36 P | 37 A | 38 C | E | R | S | | 39 P | R | E | S | S | 40 U | 41 R | 42 E |
43 A | T | O | L | L | | 44 B | A | I | T | | 45 A | T | E | S |
46 R | R | R | | 47 S | 48 T | O | I | C | | 49 C | R | I | S | P |
50 I | O | N | 51 S | | 52 R | A | N | K | 53 E | R | | 54 L | I | I |
55 S | P | E | A | 56 K | E | R | | 57 B | R | O | 58 M | I | D | E |
59 H | O | L | L | A | N | D | | 60 A | S | S | I | Z | E | S |
| 61 S | L | A | N | T | S | | 62 T | E | S | T | E | D | |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 767
Across
1
What the lady on Bedloe's Island holds in her left hand. :
TABLET7
They register on a seismograph. :
SHOCKS13
14
George Marshall's middle name. :
CATLETT16
Hero of an oriental tale. :
ALADDIN17
Status of all good Americans. :
ANTIWAR18
River in England, tributary of the Ouse. :
CAM19
21
Vision: Comb. form. :
OPTO22
24
26
27
Lie at anchor, as a ship. :
RIDE28
Matterhorn and Jungfrau. :
ALPS29
31
33
34
Where the shoebill flies. :
NILE35
Apiarist's specialty. :
BEES36
Early leaders in a race. :
PACERS39
43
Eniwetok, for instance. :
ATOLL44
Night crawlers, for instance. :
BAIT45
46
Three subjects for schools. :
RRR47
One not easily excited. :
STOIC49
50
Electrified particles. :
IONS52
Commissioned officer promoted from a lower grade. :
RANKER54
55
57
Any remark about the weather, for instance. :
BROMIDE59
60
Trial sessions held periodically in England. :
ASSIZES61
62
Compared with a standard. :
TESTED
Down
1
2
3
4
5
6
In fortifications, an outwork in the main ditch. :
TENAILLE7
Steep sides of hills. :
SCARPS8
Former guild of merchants. :
HANSE9
Name in baseball's Hall of Fame. :
OTT10
Muse who presides over history. :
CLIO11
Rose O'Neill's claim to fame. :
KEWPIES12
13
Contenders for the Grand Prix. :
RACERS15
Resembling a certain fish. :
TROUTY20
A body of Kaffir soldiers. :
IMPI23
25
Roman household gods. :
LARES28
Indian mulberries. :
AALS30
32
Students at Smith. :
GIRLS33
35
36
A church and its field of activity. :
PARISH37
She cuts the thread of life. :
ATROPOS38
39
40
41
42
Discovers unexpectedly. :
ESPIES44
48
E. C. Bentley's popular detective. :
TRENT49
51
Dining hall: Spanish. :
SALA53
56
Senator Carlson's state: Abbr. :
KAN58
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 14 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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