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New York Times, Wednesday, August 15, 1951
2-Down : Jet-propelled missiles.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 70, Blocks: 30, Avg Word Len: 5.57, Missing: { J Q Z }, Scrabble score: 297 (avg 1.52)
Open Squares: 88, Cheaters: 4, FITB: 1, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 15, Grid flow: 39.5
| 1 C | 2 R | 3 I | 4 P | 5 P | 6 S | | 7 M | 8 I | 9 T | 10 T | 11 E | 12 N | 13 S |
14 P | H | O | L | I | E | N | | 15 A | V | E | R | N | A | L |
16 R | I | C | K | E | T | Y | | 17 C | A | S | E | R | T | A |
18 I | N | K | | 19 R | I | D | 20 G | E | | 21 S | E | O | U | L |
22 V | E | E | 23 P | | 24 T | E | R | R | 25 A | | 26 D | U | R | O |
27 E | S | T | E | 28 S | | 29 R | O | A | D | 30 S | | 31 T | A | M |
32 T | E | S | T | E | 33 D | | 34 S | T | E | N | 35 G | E | L | |
| | | 36 T | R | Y | 37 G | V | E | L | I | E | | | |
| 38 B | 39 A | Y | O | N | N | E | | 40 A | F | L | 41 O | 42 A | 43 T |
44 D | E | V | | 45 W | E | A | N | 46 S | | 47 F | I | X | E | R |
48 A | R | E | 49 A | | 50 S | W | O | O | 51 P | | 52 D | I | R | E |
53 N | E | R | V | 54 E | | 55 I | R | W | I | 56 N | | 57 D | A | V |
58 G | A | T | E | M | 59 E | N | | 60 E | L | E | 61 V | A | T | E |
62 E | V | E | N | I | N | G | | 63 R | O | T | A | T | E | S |
64 R | E | R | A | T | E | S | | 65 S | T | E | R | E | S | |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 787
Across
1
Former member of Attlee's cabinet. :
CRIPPS7
Well-known lost and found articles. :
MITTENS14
15
16
Liable to fall or break down. :
RICKETY17
Italian city near Naples. :
CASERTA18
19
Long, narrow chain of hills. :
RIDGE21
The Japanese call it Keijo. :
SEOUL22
24
26
27
Senator Kefauver. :
ESTES29
Hampton ___ in Chesapeake Bay. :
ROADS31
32
34
Manager of the Bronx Bombers. :
STENGEL36
Important official of the United Nations. :
TRYGVELIE38
Bridge linking New Jersey and Staten Island. :
BAYONNE40
44
Nickname of Eire's premier. :
DEV45
Causes to turn away. :
WEANS47
Unscrupulous bettor. :
FIXER48
Extent of surface. :
AREA50
Take at one stroke. :
SWOOP52
53
Courage in adversity. :
NERVE55
Mr. Shaw of "The Troubled Air." :
IRWIN57
58
60
62
Busy time on the Great White Way. :
EVENING63
Changes in regular order. :
ROTATES64
65
Down
1
2
3
4
5
Minor, as larceny. :
PETIT6
Secretary of the Treasury. :
SNYDER7
Soften by steeping in a liquid. :
MACERATE8
9
Diminutive of a girl's name. :
TESS10
Cornered, as a raccoon. :
TREED11
12
13
Skiing in a zigzag downhill. :
SLALOM14
Shrub much used for hedges. :
PRIVET20
23
Artist of popular pin-up girls. :
PETTY25
Authoress St. John. :
ADELA28
Goat-antelope of Japan. :
SEROW30
Try the smell of. :
SNIFF33
Units of force in physics. :
DYNES35
37
38
39
41
Combine with a certain gas. :
OXIDATE42
Treats with carbon dioxide. :
AERATES43
City in Germany, on the Moselle: Fr. Spelling. :
TREVES44
Sign on a dynamite box. :
DANGER46
49
51
One of Vandenberg's men. :
PILOT54
56
Upper note of ancient tetrachord. :
NETE59
61
Department of France, where Toulon is. :
VAR
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 14 debuted here and reused later, 5 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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