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Jean J. Davison
New York Times, Friday, July 4, 1980
Author:
Jean J. Davison
Editor:
Eugene T. Maleska
Rows: 15, Columns: 15,
Words: 74,
Blocks: 46,
Avg Word Len: 4.84,
Missing: { G Q Z },
Scrabble score: 270 (avg 1.51)
Open Squares: 63, Cheaters: 10, FITB: 7, XRef: 4, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 2, Grid flow: 12.5
1 A | 2 W | 3 L | | | | 4 S | 5 P | 6 A | | | 7 P | 8 R | 9 O | 10 P |
11 S | E | E | 12 P | | 13 E | L | A | N | | 14 B | L | A | R | E |
15 S | P | A | R | | 16 V | A | I | N | | 17 E | A | T | I | N |
| 18 T | H | E | 19 D | E | C | L | A | 20 R | A | T | I | O | N |
| | | 21 P | E | R | K | S | | 22 A | N | T | O | N | Y |
| 23 D | 24 E | A | L | S | | | 25 E | S | S | E | | | |
26 J | U | L | Y | F | O | 27 U | 28 R | T | H | | | 29 R | 30 A | 31 T |
32 D | E | I | S | T | | 33 S | E | T | | 34 S | 35 T | O | M | A |
36 S | T | A | | | 37 S | E | V | E | 38 N | T | Y | S | I | X |
| | | 39 H | 40 A | I | R | | | 41 E | A | R | E | D | |
42 S | 43 A | 44 V | A | N | T | | 45 P | 46 I | E | T | A | | | |
47 O | F | I | N | D | E | 48 P | E | N | D | E | N | 49 C | 50 E | |
51 D | I | O | D | E | | 52 I | D | O | L | | 53 T | I | D | 54 E |
55 A | R | L | E | S | | 56 S | A | N | E | | 57 S | T | E | W |
58 S | E | A | L | | | 59 A | L | E | | | | 60 E | N | E |
© 1980, The New York TimesNo. 11,196
Across
1
4
7
11
13
14
15
16
17
Opposite of dine out :
EATIN18
21
Freshens, with "up" :
PERKS22
23
25
26
With 37 Across, the date of the challenge :
JULYFOURTH29
32
Jefferson or Paine :
DEIST33
34
36
37
39
41
Word with dog or lop :
EARED42
45
Mary-in-mourning sculpture :
PIETA47
51
52
53
55
Where Van Gogh painted a bridge :
ARLES56
57
58
59
60
Direction from Lódz to Warsaw :
ENE
Down
1
2
" ... the phoebes ___": Frost :
WEPT3
4
5
6
Donizetti's "___ Bolena" :
ANNA7
Missouri River tributary :
PLATTE8
9
Mark Twain's brother :
ORION10
Word with wise or ante :
PENNY12
13
"Be it ___ humble ... " :
EVERSO14
19
20
23
Siegmund-Sieglinde number :
DUET24
25
Suffix for kitchen :
ETTE26
Young criminals, in police parlance :
JDS27
Inventor's eventual target :
USER28
29
30
31
34
35
British officials, to the colonists :
TYRANTS37
Position of a monument :
SITE38
39
"Water Music" composer :
HANDEL40
Site of Aconcagua :
ANDES42
43
Like Chicago in 1871 :
AFIRE44
Shakespearean heroine :
VIOLA45
46
48
Galileo's birthplace :
PISA49
50
London's "Martin ___" :
EDEN54
Answer summary:
2 debuted here and reused later, 4 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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