This web browser is not supported. Use Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox for best results.

Highs and Lows

New York Times, Sunday, June 5, 1994

Author:
Dean Niles
Editor:
Will Shortz
69-Across : Stand for
TotalDebutLatest
156/5/19946/27/1997
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat
8011023
ScrabDebutFresh
1.5813775%
Dean Niles

This puzzle:

Rows: 21, Columns: 21 Words: 138, Blocks: 59 Missing: {JQZ} Puzzle has duplicate clues. This is the debut puzzle for Mr. Niles. Sunday freshness: 98%
1
S
2
T
3
R
4
A
5
T
6
A
7
S
8
S
9
A
10
L
11
V
12
E
13
S
14
C
15
R
16
A
17
T
18
E
19
S
20
C
O
E
X
I
S
T
21
P
L
E
A
S
E
22
R
E
M
O
V
E
23
A
N
G
E
L
H
A
24
I
R
P
A
S
T
A
25
E
I
T
H
E
R
26
R
E
A
27
T
E
R
R
E
28
R
E
I
C
29
H
E
N
30
E
N
A
31
A
L
L
32
S
33
S
T
E
A
34
M
Y
35
V
O
I
D
36
C
L
I
P
37
B
O
I
T
38
E
39
L
A
D
Y
40
B
A
A
S
41
M
I
L
N
E
42
S
C
A
B
B
43
L
E
D
44
B
45
I
L
L
S
46
G
U
L
A
G
S
47
A
B
E
D
48
P
L
I
E
49
T
50
A
L
L
I
N
51
S
52
U
53
S
S
E
X
54
T
R
U
I
S
55
M
56
C
E
L
A
D
57
O
58
N
59
P
L
A
I
D
60
T
H
E
E
61
S
A
62
S
H
E
S
63
B
R
O
64
I
N
T
L
65
M
A
R
S
H
66
E
T
T
E
S
67
F
A
T
S
68
F
A
A
69
D
E
N
O
T
E
70
D
U
E
S
71
M
O
C
H
A
72
F
E
N
73
C
I
N
G
74
O
A
75
T
E
R
S
76
C
A
R
K
E
Y
77
I
L
L
U
S
78
E
79
V
I
V
E
80
T
O
G
S
81
D
82
E
C
A
L
S
83
D
84
E
E
R
E
85
B
R
O
M
A
86
T
87
E
88
S
89
E
L
V
I
S
90
A
M
A
N
91
N
92
C
A
A
93
A
L
E
U
T
94
A
M
E
R
95
T
A
U
S
96
E
T
H
N
I
97
C
98
E
T
R
E
99
D
O
R
100
S
H
U
N
T
101
E
R
102
A
F
T
R
103
A
104
R
E
V
105
E
N
S
106
I
L
E
107
D
E
V
I
108
L
S
F
O
O
D
109
C
A
K
E
110
S
T
E
N
O
S
111
I
R
I
S
E
S
112
R
W
A
N
D
A
N
113
T
E
S
T
E
E
114
I
N
L
A
T
E
115
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
© 1994, The New York Times6/5/94 ( No. 16,280 )
Across
1
Soprano Teresa : STRATAS
8
Relieves : SALVES
14
Jalopies : CRATES
20
Get along peacefully : COEXIST
21
Common sweetener : PLEASE
22
Oust : REMOVE
23
Trattoria serving : ANGELHAIRPASTA
25
Choice word : EITHER
26
Stephen of "The Crying Game" : REA
27
Pied-a-___ : TERRE
28
Die ___ (German elite) : REICHEN
30
Bambi's aunt : ENA
31
"___ right with the world" : ALLS
33
At least R-rated : STEAMY
35
Inoperative : VOID
36
Kind of joint : CLIP
37
Nightclub : BOITE
39
1955 Disney dog : LADY
40
Cheviot sounds : BAAS
41
"When We Were Very Young" writer : MILNE
42
Shaped roughly, as stone : SCABBLED
44
Laws-to-be : BILLS
46
Prison camps : GULAGS
47
Out for the night : ABED
48
Ballet move : PLIE
49
___ the saddle (proud) : TALLIN
51
Site of the Piltdown man hoax : SUSSEX
54
Cliche-in-the-making : TRUISM
56
Chinese porcelain : CELADON
59
Highlanders pattern : PLAID
60
Word among Friends : THEE
61
Waistbands : SASHES
63
Buddy : BRO
64
Part of I.L.G.W.U.: Abbr. : INTL
65
Everglade : MARSH
66
Novel conclusions : ETTES
67
Hustler from Minnesota : FATS
68
Dept. of Transportation agcy. : FAA
69
Stand for : DENOTE
70
Things to pay : DUES
71
Java flavoring : MOCHA
72
Olympics event since 1896 : FENCING
74
John Wayne productions : OATERS
76
Starter of a sort : CARKEY
77
Brutalize : ILLUSE
79
On the qui ___ : VIVE
80
Outfit : TOGS
81
Vehicle stickers, e.g. : DECALS
83
Tractor name : DEERE
85
Certain acid salts : BROMATES
89
Widely sighted figure : ELVIS
90
"___ for All Seasons" : AMAN
91
Sports org. : NCAA
93
Shumagin islander : ALEUT
94
Part of A.F.L.-C.I.O.: Abbr. : AMER
95
Sorority letters : TAUS
96
Kind of humor : ETHNIC
98
To be, to Babette : ETRE
99
June bug : DOR
100
Railroad mechanism : SHUNTER
102
TV workers' union, for short : AFTRA
104
Step on the gas : REV
105
Store fodder : ENSILE
107
Popular dessert : DEVILSFOODCAKE
110
Help around the office : STENOS
111
Ogata Korin painting : IRISES
112
Tutsi or Hutu national : RWANDAN
113
One who's quizzed : TESTEE
114
Tardy arriving : INLATE
115
Man-becomes-cobra flick of 1973 : SSSSSSS
Down
1
Egyptian symbols : SCARABS
2
"Wild Thing" rapper : TONELOC
3
Royal duds : REGALIA
4
Jack's tool : AXE
5
Pinball goof : TILT
6
Residue : ASHES
7
All shook up : STARTLED
8
Difference between prices bid and asked : SPREAD
9
High point : ALP
10
60's tripper Timothy : LEARY
11
Amphora : VASE
12
Summery : ESTIVAL
13
Littoral : SEACOAST
14
Something to believe in : CREED
15
Harness part : REIN
16
Quantity: Abbr. : AMT
17
1955 Audie Murphy flick : TOHELLANDBACK
18
Prime-time time : EVENING
19
Shawls : SERAPES
24
"___ the news today, oh boy" (Beatles lyric) : IREAD
29
Welcome words : HIS
32
Fourth-century church father : STBASIL
34
Gene Austin's five-million seller : MYBLUEHEAVEN
36
Eyelashes : CILIA
38
Fell off : EBBED
40
Birth, so to speak : BLESSEDEVENT
41
Meditates : MULLS
43
Superman foe Luthor : LEX
45
Three, of a kind : III
46
Chorus songs : GLEES
48
"Shazam!" : PRESTO
50
Feels (for) : ACHES
51
Neaten, with "up" : SPIFF
52
Forearm bones : ULNAE
53
1989 best seller, with "The" : SATANICVERSES
54
"Comin' ___ the Rye" : THRO
55
Full-fledged : MATURE
57
One ___ other : ORTHE
58
Have ___ in the matter : NOSAY
60
Strong flavors : TANGS
62
Starts of many Quebec place names : STES
65
Screen lists : MENUS
67
Moving words : FORSALE
69
Particular pickles : DILLS
71
Source of igneous rock : MAGMA
73
Filmmaker Rene ___ : CLAIR
75
French shooting match : TIR
76
Whisper sweet nothings : COO
78
English king called Ironside : EDMUNDII
80
Quislings : TRAITORS
81
Least exciting : DEADEST
82
Los Angeles suburb : ELMONTE
84
American rival, once : EASTERN
85
Rocky Mountains park : BANFF
86
Double duos : TETRADS
87
Some vacuum cleaners : EUREKAS
88
Ginsburg colleague : STEVENS
90
Sports org. : AAU
92
Gliding step : CHASSE
95
"___ Dreams" (1986 pop hit) : THESE
96
1974 pension provision: Abbr. : ERISA
97
Plains people : CROWS
100
___-eyed : SLOE
101
Infamy : EVIL
103
Nabokov heroine et al. : ADAS
106
Savings acct. abbr. : INT
108
Permit : LET
109
Brain and spinal cord: Abbr. : CNS

Answer summary:
7 unique to this puzzle, 10 debuted here and reused later, 5 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

Found bugs or have suggestions? Please let us know.

Like this puzzle? Please share this page on social media to help spread the word about XWord Info. Thanks!

XWord Info Home
XWord Info © 2007-2024, Jim Horne
98 ms