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New York Times, Saturday, September 20, 1952
47-Down : Where Snow White's trouble started.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15,
Words: 74,
Blocks: 36,
Avg Word Len: 5.11,
Min Word Len: 4,
Missing: { J K Q X Z },
Scrabble score: 294 (avg 1.56)
Open Squares: 81,
Cheaters: 0,
FITB: 2,
XRef: 2,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 15,
Grid flow: 23.3
Grid has both 90- and 180-degree symmetry.
1 W | 2 R | 3 A | 4 P | | 5 S | 6 W | 7 A | 8 N | | 9 A | 10 C | 11 C | 12 T | 13 S |
14 A | E | R | O | | 15 C | E | B | U | | 16 C | H | A | R | E |
17 F | L | O | W | 18 E | R | B | E | D | | 19 C | A | R | E | W |
20 T | I | M | E | T | A | B | L | E | | 21 R | I | P | E | N |
22 S | C | A | R | U | M | | | 23 S | 24 C | U | R | E | | |
| | | | 25 I | S | 26 T | 27 S | | 28 H | E | L | T | 29 E | 30 R |
31 B | 32 A | 33 T | 34 H | S | | 35 R | I | 36 T | A | | 37 A | B | R | I |
38 O | M | O | O | | 39 W | O | M | A | N | | 40 D | A | I | S |
41 R | E | A | P | | 42 A | T | O | M | | 43 C | Y | G | N | E |
44 I | N | D | E | 45 B | T | | 46 N | E | 47 M | O | | | | |
| | 48 S | C | O | T | 49 T | | | 50 I | M | 51 P | 52 O | 53 S | 54 T |
55 P | 56 A | T | H | S | | 57 R | 58 E | 59 D | R | E | S | S | E | R |
60 A | L | O | E | S | | 61 O | V | E | R | S | H | A | D | E |
62 C | L | O | S | E | | 63 L | I | N | O | | 64 A | G | A | S |
65 S | A | L | T | S | | 66 L | E | E | R | | 67 W | E | N | S |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 1,189
Across
1
Buttonless, zipperless garment. :
WRAP5
9
C. P. A.'s domain: Abbr. :
ACCTS14
15
One of the Philippines. :
CEBU16
Odd job in England. :
CHARE17
Where lie the zinnias and petunias. :
FLOWERBED19
Poet, contemporary of Ben Jonson. :
CAREW20
It's carried in every commuter's pocket. :
TIMETABLE21
What apples do in September. :
RIPEN22
Post-hyphen part of word meaning reckless. :
SCARUM23
25
28
Pre-hyphen part of word meaning disorderly. :
HELTER31
Turkish specialties. :
BATHS35
Her real name is Cansino. :
RITA37
38
39
40
Where 10 Down holds forth. :
DAIS41
42
Power source of the future. :
ATOM43
5 Across in France. :
CYGNE44
Just-before-payday state. :
INDEBT46
Jules Verne's Captain. :
NEMO48
Waverly's creator. :
SCOTT50
55
57
60
Succulent plants. :
ALOES61
62
63
Typesetting machine: Colloq. :
LINO64
Oriental dignitaries. :
AGAS65
66
67
Down
1
2
Older than an antique. :
RELIC3
One quality of coffee. :
AROMA4
National strength. :
POWER5
6
Clifton of the stage and screen. :
WEBB7
8
Subjects for art classes. :
NUDES9
Result from natural growth. :
ACCRUE10
Helen Hokinson's central character. :
CHAIRLADY11
Symbol of political adventurers of the Reconstruction. :
CARPETBAG12
13
18
24
Detective Charlie from Honolulu. :
CHAN26
27
Fair-bound simpleton. :
SIMON29
30
She practically is Carmen. :
RISE31
32
33
34
Linen locker for optimistic lasses. :
HOPECHEST36
39
43
45
Crump, Pendergast, etc. :
BOSSES47
Where Snow White's trouble started. :
MIRROR49
Kin of the gnome. :
TROLL51
52
Well-to-do Indian. :
OSAGE53
54
55
56
The late Nazimova. :
ALLA58
59
Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 13 debuted here and reused later, 1 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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