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

WITH CLUES FROM THE NEWS

New York Times, Sunday, February 28, 1943

35-Across : Subglacial sand ridges.

Author:
Bert Storey
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 23, Columns: 23, Words: 180, Blocks: 85, Avg Word Len: 4.93, Missing: { Q Z }, Scrabble score: 644 (avg 1.45)
Open Squares: 120, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 3, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 87
Bert Storey has 6 known pre-Shortz puzzles in our database.
1
M
2
C
3
N
4
U
5
T
6
T
7
D
8
U
9
P
10
E
11
I
12
A
13
G
14
O
15
R
16
O
17
S
18
T
19
O
20
V
21
A
R
A
B
I
A
22
A
L
E
X
23
A
N
D
E
R
24
A
N
K
A
R
A
25
M
U
N
I
C
H
26
B
A
R
C
E
L
O
N
A
27
S
A
I
G
O
N
28
M
I
N
29
K
I
30
S
S
31
T
I
R
E
32
S
E
33
S
S
34
M
A
G
I
35
A
S
A
36
R
37
N
I
T
38
A
39
T
O
T
40
A
41
F
O
E
42
S
43
L
E
T
44
L
E
R
O
45
T
46
B
E
R
47
L
E
48
S
49
A
A
R
50
E
51
B
O
N
Y
52
C
O
53
T
E
R
I
E
54
S
55
T
I
R
56
O
57
R
E
L
58
C
59
A
60
C
K
L
E
R
61
D
E
62
E
P
I
N
G
63
S
E
N
E
64
G
65
A
66
L
67
A
S
H
68
L
A
I
69
D
70
S
I
A
M
71
O
72
T
I
C
73
B
U
N
A
74
S
T
E
75
M
76
L
A
N
77
E
78
S
T
O
79
A
80
U
S
E
81
D
82
A
N
U
83
A
R
N
E
84
E
85
N
I
C
86
H
E
87
S
W
88
A
N
89
S
E
90
P
T
A
N
91
A
N
A
M
92
A
93
E
R
I
N
94
H
O
P
I
95
S
A
L
E
P
96
S
K
A
T
E
D
97
P
U
S
H
98
E
L
I
S
99
A
100
R
U
M
O
101
R
102
A
H
U
103
R
A
104
C
E
105
T
O
106
R
N
107
S
I
L
108
L
109
G
A
L
A
110
D
A
L
111
E
112
L
O
R
113
I
114
W
O
K
115
E
116
A
T
I
117
P
118
L
I
S
119
O
N
T
A
120
R
I
O
121
C
122
R
E
M
O
N
123
A
124
A
R
I
125
M
A
S
P
126
S
O
A
R
127
E
I
R
E
128
S
I
129
D
R
A
C
H
130
J
131
A
132
D
E
D
133
D
134
A
D
O
135
C
E
R
A
L
136
K
O
137
R
138
E
139
A
140
E
G
O
141
E
142
D
E
N
143
S
144
H
145
O
O
146
E
Y
E
147
R
148
W
O
R
M
149
T
A
N
150
A
151
I
R
O
152
N
153
A
W
E
154
D
155
S
T
A
156
Y
157
O
M
I
158
S
T
E
L
159
A
R
160
R
O
161
O
S
E
V
E
162
L
T
163
B
A
164
L
T
I
C
165
A
T
T
I
R
E
166
A
U
S
T
R
A
L
I
A
167
A
L
I
E
N
E
168
M
U
S
T
E
R
169
K
N
E
E
170
L
E
E
R
171
T
E
D
D
E
D
© 1943, The New York TimesNo. 55
Across
1
U. S. manpower chief. : MCNUTT
7
Tool. : DUPE
11
Othello's villainous ensign. : IAGO
15
Strategic city on the Don. : ROSTOV
21
Peninsular area bordering Iraq. : ARABIA
22
Allied "ground force" commander. : ALEXANDER
24
Turkish capital. : ANKARA
25
Birthplace of Hitlerism. : MUNICH
26
Franco's Mediterranean Air and Naval base. : BARCELONA
27
Recently bombed capital of Cochin China. : SAIGON
28
Egyptian god. : MIN
29
Osculate. : KISS
31
One of earliest rationed items. : TIRE
32
Bar of a soap frame. : SESS
34
Ancient Persian "wise men." : MAGI
35
Subglacial sand ridges. : ASAR
37
Girl's nickname. : NITA
39
The grivet monkey. : TOTA
41
"Laugh then at any but fools or ___."—Pope. : FOES
43
Rent. : LET
44
European dormouse. : LEROT
46
Assistant Secretary of State. : BERLE
48
Regional source of Nazi coal and iron. : SAAR
50
Prized African wood. : EBONY
52
Social circle. : COTERIE
54
Public disturbance. : STIR
56
Russian city in Black Earth area. : OREL
58
A gabbling goose. : CACKLER
61
Author of "Sorrell and Son." : DEEPING
63
West African river. : SENEGAL
67
Cigar residue. : ASH
68
Deposited. : LAID
70
Land of the White Elephant. : SIAM
71
Pertaining to the ear. : OTIC
73
Papuan town wrested from Nipponese. : BUNA
74
Bunch of bananas. : STEM
76
U. S. Secretary of Interior (1913-20). : LANE
78
Grecian portico. : STOA
80
Secondhand. : USED
82
Babylonian sky god. : ANU
83
Wild female buffalo of India. : ARNEE
85
Wall recess for statues. : NICHE
87
"Sweet ___ of Avon."—Jonson. : SWAN
89
Pertaining to the seventh. : SEPTAN
91
Texas shrub or tree. : ANAMA
93
Ireland. : ERIN
94
Pueblo Indian. : HOPI
95
Food similar to tapioca. : SALEP
96
Performed at the Ice Follies. : SKATED
97
Military offensive. : PUSH
98
Feminine name. : ELISA
100
Report that aids the Axis. : RUMOR
102
Common Asian gazelle. : AHU
103
Family. : RACE
105
Disrupted. : TORN
107
Threshold. : SILL
109
A lively celebration. : GALA
110
Valley. : DALE
112
Nocturnal lemur. : LORI
114
Arose from slumber. : WOKE
116
Eagerly expecting. : ATIP
118
A fairy fort. : LIS
119
Toronto-governed Canadian province. : ONTARIO
121
Italian fort city on Po River. : CREMONA
124
Mythical one-eyed man of Scythia. : ARIMASP
126
Volplane. : SOAR
127
Officially, Ireland. : EIRE
128
One of biblical three thrown into fiery furnace. : SIDRACH
130
Worn out. : JADED
133
Part of a pedestal. : DADO
135
Of wax. : CERAL
136
Former Asian kingdom taken by Japs. : KOREA
140
The self. : EGO
141
Britain's Foreign Minister. : EDEN
143
Begone! : SHOO
146
Ogling person. : EYER
148
Miserable wretch. : WORM
149
African river, 500 miles to Indian Ocean. : TANA
151
Vital war necessity. : IRON
153
Inspired with reverence. : AWED
155
Sojourn. : STAY
157
Old Jap province on Honshu island. : OMI
158
Resembling a pillar. : STELAR
160
Co-signer of Atlantic Charter. : ROOSEVELT
163
Bottled European sea. : BALTIC
165
Clothing. : ATTIRE
166
Allied nation. : AUSTRALIA
167
Insane: Fr. : ALIENE
168
Military assemblage for roll call. : MUSTER
169
Joint. : KNEE
170
Glassware annealing oven. : LEER
171
"The smell of grain or ___ grass."—Milton. : TEDDED
Down
1
Milk-fed animal. : MAMMAL
2
Casual trip, as by sea. : CRUISE
3
Babylonian moon-god of Ur. : NANNAR
4
Where: Lat. : UBI
5
Moment. : TICK
6
The ground pulp of sesame seeds. : TAHIN
7
An unskilled hand: Colloq. : DABSTER
8
The gums: Anat. : ULA
9
Lively. : PERT
10
Stimulate. : EXCITE
11
Creek. : INLET
12
Fuss. : ADO
13
The clan of Roman History. : GENS
14
Iceland's highest mountain. : ORAEFA
15
Javanese tree-climbing civet. : RASSE
16
Fuegian Indian. : ONA
17
Ricochet. : SKIM
18
Native of Luzon. : TAGALO
19
Region of mountain-making disturbance: Geol. : OROGEN
20
Conceit. : VANITY
23
Aircraft. : AERO
30
Russian. : SIBERIAN
33
A woman's club. : SOROSIS
36
The foundation of Gibraltar. : ROCK
38
Barren. : ARID
40
Hindu month. : ASIN
42
Visible. : SEEN
45
Long-distance telephone charge. : TOLL
47
Emptings. : LEES
49
Ship of the Golden Fleece seekers. : ARGO
51
Water bubble. : BLEB
53
River duck. : TEAL
54
Young oyster. : SPAT
55
Famous Red general. : TIMOSHENKO
57
Short intermission. : RECESS
58
Italian house. : CASA
59
Red city in Lower Volga region. : ASTRAKHAN
60
U. S. Air Chief in China. : CHENNAULT
62
Allied commander in North Africa. : EISENHOWER
64
Central American country. : GUATEMALA
65
U. S. Naval Academy. : ANNAPOLIS
66
Potter's sieve. : LAUN
69
Important Russian river. : DNIEPER
72
Current North African battleground. : TUNISIA
75
Scarce item of food. : MEAT
77
Unbleached. : ECRU
79
Unofficial military vacation. : AWOL
81
Precious. : DEAR
84
Cuchulainn's wife. : EMER
86
Exclamation enjoining attention. : HIST
88
Sacred Egyptian bull. : APIS
90
Stopper. : PLUG
92
Gulf off South Turkey, now Antalya. : ADALIA
96
Jap island noted for its gold mines. : SADO
99
Small sacrificial stand. : ALTARLET
101
Grater. : RASP
104
Adjust. : COORDER
106
Axis capital. : ROME
108
5c. in Rome. : LIRA
111
Comfort. : EASE
113
Glacé. : ICED
115
Else: Scot. : ENSE
117
Choice. : PICK
120
Traveled on horseback. : RODE
122
President of Chile. : RIOS
123
Tributary of Aisne River. : AIRE
125
Indian town near Indore. : MHOW
129
Luminary seen in morning. : DAYSTAR
130
Ship goods washed ashore. : JETSAM
131
Strategic Aleutian island. : AGATTU
132
Vital area of Russia, capital Stalino. : DONETS
134
Arctic sweater-like jacket. : ANORAK
135
Of the same age. : COEVAL
137
Firmly implanted. : ROOTED
138
Valuable fur. : ERMINE
139
Wearing a priestly scarf. : AMICED
142
More terrible. : DIRER
144
Speed. : HASTE
145
Debtor. : OWER
147
Important Moroccan seaport. : RABAT
150
Dismounted. : ALIT
152
Part of speech. : NOUN
154
Printer's omission mark. : DELE
156
Famed Eastern college. : YALE
159
Exist. : ARE
161
A simple sugar. : OSE
162
D. N. B. report. : LIE
164
Cover. : LID

Answer summary:
9 unique to this puzzle, 78 debuted here and reused later, 5 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.

Found bugs or have suggestions? Please let us know.

Crosswords published prior to Nov. 21, 1993 are provided by David Steinberg and The Pre-Shortzian Puzzle Project.

Previous puzzle | Next puzzle
XWord Info Home
XWord Info © 2007-2024, Jim Horne
53 ms