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Bert Rosenfield
Age 35: Aaugh!
New York Times, Sunday, September 29, 1985
118-Down : Hull planking bands
Author:
Bert Rosenfield
Editor:
Eugene T. Maleska
Rows: 23, Columns: 23, Words: 170, Blocks: 94, Avg Word Len: 5.12, Missing: { J Q X }, Scrabble score: 676 (avg 1.55)
Open Squares: 133, Cheaters: 6, FITB: 14, XRef: 13, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 13, Grid flow: 33.0
| 1 S | 2 C | 3 L | 4 E | 5 R | 6 A | | 7 B | 8 I | 9 B | 10 A | 11 N | 12 D | | 13 A | 14 L | 15 T | 16 A | | 17 O | 18 C | 19 T |
| 20 C | H | E | R | Y | L | | 21 A | N | A | D | E | M | | 22 B | I | E | N | | 23 C | H | A |
24 C | H | A | R | L | E | S | 25 M | S | C | H | U | L | Z | | 26 V | A | N | D | 27 A | L | I | C |
28 A | E | R | O | | | 29 T | I | S | A | N | E | | | 30 W | O | O | D | S | T | O | C | K |
31 G | E | L | T | | 32 G | O | R | E | S | | | 33 A | 34 B | E | L | | | | 35 O | C | H | O |
36 E | L | I | S | 37 I | O | N | | 38 T | H | 39 E | 40 G | R | E | A | T | 41 P | 42 U | 43 M | P | K | I | N |
44 D | E | E | | 45 F | O | S | 46 S | | | 47 B | A | I | R | N | | 48 I | R | A | | | | |
| | 49 B | 50 R | A | D | | 51 I | 52 N | 53 K | B | L | O | T | | 54 A | N | A | C | 55 O | 56 N | 57 D | 58 A |
59 R | 60 A | R | A | | 61 G | 62 E | N | I | E | | | 63 T | H | 64 E | R | E | D | B | A | R | O | N |
65 A | P | O | D | | 66 R | O | U | N | D | 67 E | 68 L | | 69 A | F | A | R | | 70 E | R | A | S | E |
71 I | I | W | I | | 72 I | N | S | | 73 G | R | I | 74 M | | 75 F | R | O | 76 S | T | | | | |
77 L | A | N | O | 78 S | E | | | 79 P | E | A | N | U | 80 T | S | | | 81 C | H | 82 I | 83 P | 84 I | 85 N |
| | | | 86 A | F | 87 T | 88 E | R | | 89 S | U | M | O | | 90 H | 91 H | H | | 92 O | S | L | O |
93 U | 94 R | 95 I | 96 A | L | | 97 A | M | I | 98 S | | 99 S | E | Y | 100 M | O | U | R | | 101 D | Y | E | R |
102 L | U | C | Y | V | 103 A | N | P | E | L | 104 T | | | 105 E | A | R | T | O | | 106 I | C | O | N |
107 E | M | E | R | A | L | D | S | | 108 A | R | 109 C | 110 A | D | I | A | | 111 E | 112 A | C | H | | |
| | | | 113 G | A | E | | 114 A | N | I | S | E | | | 115 L | 116 S | D | S | | 117 I | 118 S | 119 R |
120 P | 121 E | 122 P | 123 P | E | R | M | 124 I | N | T | P | A | T | 125 T | 126 Y | | 127 T | E | S | 128 T | A | T | E |
129 A | L | O | E | | | | 130 S | I | S | S | | | 131 W | E | 132 S | E | R | | 133 A | T | R | I |
134 D | A | I | S | 135 Y | 136 H | 137 I | L | L | | | 138 P | 139 R | O | S | E | R | | | 140 I | R | A | N |
141 D | I | S | T | A | S | T | E | | 142 S | 143 N | O | O | P | Y | A | N | 144 D | 145 S | P | I | K | E |
146 E | N | O | | 147 P | I | E | T | | 148 P | E | O | P | L | E | | 149 E | N | C | A | S | E | |
150 D | E | N | | 151 S | A | M | S | | 152 S | E | P | O | Y | S | | 153 S | A | I | N | T | S | |
© 1985, The New York TimesNo. 13,109
Across
1
7
13
17
20
21
22
___-être (comfort, in Châlons) :
BIEN23
½ or 1/3 of a Latin dance :
CHA24
26
28
29
30
31
32
33
___-mehola, Elisha's birthplace: I Kings :
ABEL35
Between siete and nueve :
OCHO36
38
44
45
47
Child of the Highlands :
BAIRN48
49
Park of the N.H.L. :
BRAD51
54
59
61
63
65
66
69
70
Do a classroom chore :
ERASE71
Hawaiian honeycreeper :
IIWI72
73
Like some statistics :
GRIM75
77
79
81
86
89
Japanese wrestling :
SUMO90
Loser to R.M.N.: 1968 :
HHH92
Winter Olympics site: 1952 :
OSLO93
Wild sheep of India :
URIAL97
He wrote "I Like It Here" :
AMIS99
101
Color-change specialist :
DYER102
105
Have an ___ the ground :
EARTO106
Sacred representation :
ICON107
108
111
113
114
115
Hallucinogens, for short :
LSDS117
120
127
129
130
131
The Pied Piper's river :
WESER133
City once called Hadria Picena :
ATRI134
138
140
141
142
146
Rock producer-musician Brian :
ENO147
148
Hit song from "Funny Girl" :
PEOPLE149
150
151
Waterston and Donaldson :
SAMS152
Some of Clive's soldiers :
SEPOYS153
Down
1
Swedish discoverer of chlorine :
SCHEELE2
3
4
"The ___-King," Goethe poem :
ERL5
Underpinning for ham :
RYE6
Former L.A. manager and family :
ALSTONS7
8
How some bills are paid :
INCASH9
Ending for auto or eisen :
BAHN10
Together or separately, in music :
ADUE11
Palermo preposition :
NEL12
Nonbelligerent mil. area :
DMZ13
Electrical-potential unit :
ABVOLT14
Long Chinese river :
LIAO15
16
No ifs, ___ or buts :
ANDS17
"Well, but what's ___?": Richard III :
OCLOCK18
19
24
25
27
30
32
33
34
37
"___ man answers, hang up" :
IFA39
40
Sal or Susie of songdom :
GAL41
Creator of Mrs. Tanqueray :
PINERO42
43
46
Otolaryngologist's concern :
SINUS50
Ted Husing's medium :
RADIO52
"Ladders to Fire" author :
NIN53
54
55
56
Hugh Johnson's org. :
NRA57
Partners of don't's :
DOS58
Beauvais beast of burden :
ANE59
60
Western Samoa capital :
APIA62
Very, very long time :
EON64
67
68
Philosophical member of 79 Across :
LINUS74
76
Ludwig-loving member of 79 Across :
SCHROEDER78
79
___-dieu, prayer bench :
PRIE80
Dallied amorously :
TOYED82
Containing element 53 :
IODIC83
84
Former Congolese prime minister :
ILEO85
87
88
90
91
Cadence-counting word :
HUT93
94
Daiquiri ingredient :
RUM95
"Floor" for an Orr score :
ICE96
Scottish county, river or port :
AYR98
100
103
104
Catches and detents :
TRIPS109
110
112
114
116
Author Laurence and archbishop Richard :
STERNES118
119
Anne or Marguerite :
REINE120
Like some expense accounts :
PADDED121
The lady from Astolat :
ELAINE122
123
124
125
126
"There's ___ in Your Eyes," 1924 song :
YESYES128
132
135
136
First recorded Chinese dynasty :
HSIA137
Gossip-column component :
ITEM138
___ royal, highest rear deck :
POOP139
El ___, cheap cigar :
ROPO142
143
144
145
Answer summary:
8 unique to this puzzle, 5 debuted here and reused later, 19 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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