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Peter G. Snow
Peter G. Snow

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New York Times, Sunday, April 10, 1983

63-Across : Anglo-Saxon slaves

Author:
Peter G. Snow
Editor:
Eugene T. Maleska
Rows: 21, Columns: 21, Words: 140, Blocks: 76, Avg Word Len: 5.21, Missing: { J X }, Scrabble score: 550 (avg 1.51)
Open Squares: 115, Cheaters: 4, FITB: 7, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 3
Peter G. Snow has 29 known pre-Shortz puzzles in our database.
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© 1983, The New York TimesNo. 12,206
Across
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Secure : SAFE
5
Postpone : DEFER
10
Dowel : PEG
13
Swallows greedily : GULPS
18
Fortas and Vigoda : ABES
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M. Zola : EMILE
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Household god : LAR
21
Gluck products : OPERAS
23
Make a start : GETTOFIRSTBASE
26
One of the weasels : ERMINE
27
Powell and Steber : ELEANORS
28
Change type : RESET
29
Tulsan, e.g. : SOONER
30
Wed.'s predecessor : TUES
31
Type of belt : SEAT
32
A London suburb : ACTON
34
___ up (gives info to) : WISES
37
Opposite of dynamic : STATIC
39
Area of potential trouble : HOTSPOT
43
Titles of courtesy: Abbr. : ESQS
44
Two-reel movie : SHORT
46
West Indian Indians : CARIBS
48
General Eaker : IRA
49
Viral infection : FLU
50
Gas: Comb. form : AERI
51
Singer Simone : NINA
52
Merkel and O'Connor : UNAS
53
North Sea feeder : TEES
55
Have a bull session : BATAROUND
59
Stains : TINCTS
61
Jimmy and Gloria : STEWARTS
63
Anglo-Saxon slaves : ESNES
64
Titter or snicker : TEHEE
65
Dyer's "Your Erroneous ___" : ZONES
66
Insults : SLAPS
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Fatten : FLESH
69
Antigone's uncle : CREON
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Ear of grain : SPIKE
72
Constraining : COERCIVE
75
River horses, for short : HIPPOS
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Type of accident : HITANDRUN
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Aural : OTIC
80
Escapees from Pandora : ILLS
81
Role for Oland or Toler : CHAN
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___ Reekie (Edinburgh) : AULD
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Overly : TOO
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___ culpa : MEA
86
Tool for smoothing plaster : TROWEL
88
Hair plait : TRESS
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Cartoonist Lazarus : MELL
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Souls or minds : PSYCHES
92
Trigonometry term : SECANT
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Less desirable : WORSE
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Chopped : HEWED
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Units of acceleration : GALS
98
Flock talk : BAAS
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Collect in condensed form : ADSORB
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Aptly named 19th-century novelist : READE
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Trust : RELIANCE
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Smallest quantities : MINIMA
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At the tip : APICAL
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Galena, e.g. : ORE
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Prohibited : TABOO
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Steep, rugged rock : CRAG
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Relieve : SPELL
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Virginia Clemm's bridegroom : POE
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Sexist social gatherings : STAGS
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"___ Came Running": J. Jones : SOME
Down
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Judicious : SAGE
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Explorer Tasman : ABEL
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Entertain : FETE
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Shaker Heights sights : ESTATES
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"Roxana" author : DEFOE
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Eastern bigwigs : EMIRS
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Sapins : FIRS
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Trio in Lilliput : ELS
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Flag-lowering ceremony : RETREAT
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Flexible : PLASTIC
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Slacken : EASE
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Actress Nissen : GRETA
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___ for (defends) : GOESTOBAT
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Eradicates : UPROOTS
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Slot-machine items : LEMONS
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School exec. : PRIN
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Sensible : SANE
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Sun. talk : SER
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Blame : ONUS
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Habitual path : BEAT
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Narrow channel : STRIA
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Rap : CHIN
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Warp crossers : WEFTS
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Key : ISLET
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Pressure of a sort : SQUEEZEPLAY
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Classes : SORTS
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Film-festival site : CANNES
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Substitute in an emergency : PINCHHITTER
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Speak pompously : ORATE
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Demi follower : TASSE
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Buffalo hockey pro : SABRE
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Excites : HEATS
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Disencumbers : RIDS
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An arm of a worldwide org. : UNESCO
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Pounces upon : SWOOPS
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Turned a lamp back on : RELIT
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Major Japanese seaport : OSAKA
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Release : UNPEN
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Passage for Pompey : ITER
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___ Hegirae : ANNO
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Book parts : SPINES
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Soils : FOULS
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Imparts : LENDS
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J. Fred Muggs : CHIMP
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Gets one's dander up : RILES
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Famed Fabian : SHAW
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Vinegar container : CRUET
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Stringed instruments : VIOLS
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René's school : ECOLE
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Nut : SCREWBALL
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Mends : DARNS
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Sprinkle : HOSE
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Type of underwear : THERMAL
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Heir : LEGATEE
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Natural endowments : TALENTS
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Inlays of tiles or stones : MOSAICS
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Superior : CHOICE
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Moslem magistrate : CADI
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Stray bit : WAIF
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Wilt; flag : DROOP
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Puzzle : BEFOG
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Choir group : ALTOS
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Japanese woman diver : AMA
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Uses snuff : DIPS
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Minx : SNIP
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Large kangaroo : EURO
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Midianite king : REBA
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Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus : NERO
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Cherrystone, e.g. : CLAM
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Advantage : EDGE
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Long.'s partner : LAT

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