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S. A. Kay
New York Times, Tuesday, September 15, 1953
Author:
S. A. Kay
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 35, Avg Word Len: 5.00, Missing: { B J Q Z }, Scrabble score: 292 (avg 1.54)
Open Squares: 72, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 1, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 8, Grid flow: 36.7
S. A. Kay has 118 known pre-Shortz puzzles in our database.
1 C | 2 H | 3 I | 4 L | 5 E | | 6 P | 7 A | 8 L | 9 I | | 10 R | 11 O | 12 A | 13 M |
14 H | A | G | E | N | | 15 L | I | E | N | | 16 E | R | N | E |
17 A | L | O | F | T | | 18 A | M | E | R | 19 I | C | A | N | S |
20 P | O | R | T | I | 21 O | N | | 22 R | E | C | E | D | E | S |
| | | 23 O | R | D | E | 24 R | | 25 D | E | N | | | |
26 S | 27 T | 28 A | V | E | D | | 29 A | 30 V | I | A | T | 31 R | 32 I | 33 X |
34 T | Y | N | E | | | 35 S | W | I | N | G | | 36 A | D | E |
37 A | L | D | R | 38 I | 39 C | H | | 40 S | K | E | 41 L | T | O | N |
42 F | E | R | | 43 M | O | O | 44 R | E | | | 45 A | T | L | I |
46 F | R | E | 47 E | P | L | A | Y | | 48 L | 49 O | U | I | S | A |
| | | 50 R | E | O | | 51 S | 52 C | O | U | R | | | |
53 A | 54 R | 55 I | A | D | N | 56 E | | 57 A | T | T | E | 58 M | 59 P | 60 T |
61 V | I | C | S | E | I | X | 62 A | S | | 63 L | A | U | R | A |
64 E | P | E | E | | 65 E | I | R | E | | 66 A | T | S | E | A |
67 R | E | D | S | | 68 S | T | A | Y | | 69 W | E | E | P | S |
© 1953, The New York TimesNo. 1,549
Across
1
Country 2,620 miles long. :
CHILE6
Language of the Buddhist scriptures. :
PALI10
Visit many places. :
ROAM14
Golfer or actress. :
HAGEN15
Security for payment. :
LIEN16
Relative of the bald eagle. :
ERNE17
Up in the rigging. :
ALOFT18
20
22
23
Public tranquillity. :
ORDER25
Subterranean abode. :
DEN26
Crushed inward (with "in"). :
STAVED29
Jacqueline Auriol or Jacqueline Cochran. :
AVIATRIX34
Newcastle's river. :
TYNE35
A style of dance music. :
SWING36
37
Our envoy to a No. 1 diplomatic post. :
ALDRICH40
42
43
Pulitzer Prize poetess, 1952. :
MOORE45
Hun King of Norse myth. :
ATLI46
A good thing for the imagination. :
FREEPLAY48
50
Absente ___ (the defendant being absent): Law. :
REO51
Search thoroughly. :
SCOUR53
Theseus' helper out of the Cretan Labyrinth. :
ARIADNE57
61
Star of the amateur tennis world. :
VICSEIXAS63
Vera Caspary's heroine. :
LAURA64
65
Where Gaelic is spoken. :
EIRE66
Filled with doubt and uncertainty. :
ATSEA67
Home team at Crosley Field. :
REDS68
Time spent in a place. :
STAY69
Down
1
2
Ring around the moon. :
HALO3
4
5
6
Famous Winnie Mae of 1931. :
PLANE7
Order on a firing range. :
AIM8
Sly, sidelong look. :
LEER9
10
11
12
One of the Brontë sisters. :
ANNE13
19
21
24
26
27
He succeeded William Henry Harrison. :
TYLER28
30
31
Family name of Pius XI. :
RATTI32
What Daniel refused to worship. :
IDOLS33
35
Abyssinian native. :
SHOA38
39
41
Part of John Masefield's title. :
LAUREATE44
Lines of transportation: Abbr. :
RYS47
48
49
Character in a sagebrush drama. :
OUTLAW52
Skipper in the American League. :
CASEY53
54
Ready for harvest. :
RIPE55
Descriptive of wedding cakes. :
ICED56
58
Think deeply and at length. :
MUSE59
60
62
Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 6 debuted here and reused later, 5 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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