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J. P. Worden
J. P. Worden

A FEW WORDS

New York Times, Sunday, September 12, 1948

100-Down : Galley with two banks of oars.

Author:
J. P. Worden
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 23, Columns: 23, Words: 156, Blocks: 83, Avg Word Len: 5.72, Missing: { J Q V X }, Scrabble score: 666 (avg 1.49)
Open Squares: 184, Cheaters: 12, FITB: 9, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 83
J. P. Worden has 1 known pre-Shortz puzzle in our database.
David Steinberg notes:

Original 107-Down clue had period after "1601"; put it after parentheses.

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© 1948, The New York TimesNo. 344
Across
1
French Statesman. : SCHUMAN
8
Group of nations: Poet. : BRITANNIA
17
Joint help. : COAID
22
Daughter of Icarius. : ERIGONE
23
Donee. : RECIPIENT
24
In harmony. : ATUNE
25
Recently married king. : MICHAEL
26
Striver for peaceful conditions. : IRENICIST
27
Widow's right: Scots law. : TERCE
28
Squid's protection. : INK
29
Complacency. : SMUGGERY
31
Meredith's Sir Willoughby. : EGOIST
33
Marshall Plan. : ERP
34
Liang. : TAEL
36
Indians in Governor Peterson's state. : OMAHAS
37
Outer covering. : HUSK
38
Mirth. : GLEE
39
English author, lexicographer (1490?-1546). : ELYOT
41
Small nail. : BRAD
42
Urge forward. : IMPEL
45
Of an Old Testament book. : ISAIAN
47
Element in borax. : SODIUM
49
Beverages. : BEERS
50
Chatter. : PRATE
51
In the current. : ASTREAM
53
Fragments. : SHARDS
55
More candid. : PLAINER
57
Melted by intense heat. : MOLTEN
58
Boche. : HEINIE
59
Scryers. : SEERS
60
Leafy. : FOLIAR
61
Hollow holders. : SOCKETS
62
Downy ___; its blossom is state flower of Missouri. : HAWTHORN
66
___ Isles, in Galway Bay. : ARAN
67
Communist leader in France. : THOREZ
68
Muse of comedy. : THALIA
70
King: French. : ROI
71
Clique. : RING
72
Cicerone. : GUIDE
73
Boxers' limits. : ROPES
74
Edith ___, Parisian singer popular here. : PIAF
75
Former "Ikearchy." : ETO
76
Robin Hood's domain. : FOREST
77
Glided. : SAILED
79
For fear that. : LEST
80
Terms. : SESSIONS
82
Sojourns. : ABIDALS
84
Having a sharply tapering tip. : POINTY
86
Disqualify. : UNFIT
87
Gastric parts of cud-chewing mammals. : RUMINA
88
___ Sunday: Eccl. : ROGATE
89
Embrace. : BECLASP
92
Army horses in pack or courier service. : BIDETS
93
Tranquilized. : SERENED
94
English dramatist (1505-56). : UDALL
95
Mexican tree with large yellow flowers. : DRAGO
96
Packing used by mechanics. : GASKET
97
Indian coins. : RUPEES
99
Ravaged. : EATEN
100
Mr. Shotton. : BURT
101
Plods. : SLOGS
105
Range of vision. : SCAN
106
Shelter: French. : ABRI
108
Radio sage. : KIERAN
110
Tent of nomadic tribes in Siberia. : YURT
111
Larrup. : TAN
112
Exposure. : AIRING
114
Lady's compact, keys, hanky, gumdrops, etc. : PURSEFUL
116
Collation. : TEA
117
Virginia willow and related shrubs. : ITEAS
119
To the faithful: Latin. : ADFIDELES
121
Knife for scraping hides. : FLESHER
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System of symbols in medieval music. : NEUME
124
Structure over mining shaft. : HEADFRAME
125
Of a group that includes cobras. : ELAPINE
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___ Romanorum (Deeds of the Romans), book of Middle Ages. : GESTA
127
Worker on shoe uppers. : EDGEMAKER
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Bestows. : DONATES
Down
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One of a Caucasian race. : SEMITE
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Of the hair. : CRINAL
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Gadget. : HICKEY
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Redskin's uh-huh. : UGH
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Extinct ratites. : MOAS
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Wind: Comb. form. : ANEMO
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Of a genus of large water lilies. : NELUMBIAN
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___ Young. : BRIGHAM
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Study over. : REREAD
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Those who mix frostings. : ICERS
11
Infant. : TINY
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Himalayan mountain, 22,700 feet. : API
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City on the Côte d'Azur. : NICE
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What horses are. : NEIGHERS
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Inspirits. : INSOULS
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Cybele loved him. : ATTIS
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Carrie Chapman ___. : CATT
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Native of: Suff. : OTE
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Golden. : AURELIAN
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Self-existent. : INCREATE
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Intensifier. : DEEPENER
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Fish sauce of ancient Greece. : GARUM
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Equipment for St. Moritz. : SKI
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Stray person or animal. : LOSTLING
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Showy. : GARISH
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Heap of crushed silver ore. : TORTA
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Vicente Blasco ___. : IBANEZ
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___ system, opposed to spoils system. : MERIT
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They are part of traffic problems. : PEDESTRIANS
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City in Georgia. : SPARTA
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Cervidae. : DEER
51
Ancient Syrian. : AMORITE
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Hot east winds of Mediterranean. : SOLANOS
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What Trygve Lie heads. : SECRETARIAT
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Walk: Colloq. : HIKE
55
Noised abroad. : PEALED
56
He wrote, "We disaffiliate." : LEWIS
58
Carriage tops. : HOODS
59
Arranges. : SHAPES
60
Dimes in the slot. : FARES
61
Most wary. : SHIEST
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Its capital is Santiago de Cuba. : ORIENTE
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Cooked. : ROASTED
65
"Swell." : NIFTY
67
Edible root. : TURNIP
69
Hey! : HOLLA
72
Dumbbells. : GOOFS
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Flexibly. : PLIANTLY
76
Musical close. : FINALE
77
Second son of Jacob and Leah. : SIMEON
78
Ingress. : ADIT
81
Glum. : SULLEN
83
Red-headed pro tennis star. : BUDGE
84
What Cincinnati packs. : PORK
85
Moldings with sigmoid profiles. : OGEES
88
Supplied with new aides. : RESTAFFED
89
Exploding. : BURSTING
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Student. : EDUCATEE
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One of the Seven against Thebes. : CAPANEUS
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Cerebral weariness. : BRAINFAG
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French name for important region. : SARRE
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Gibed. : DERIDED
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Surmiser. : GUESSER
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Capuchin monkey. : SAI
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Galley with two banks of oars. : BIREME
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Surpass in batting. : OUTHIT
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American general (1742-86). : GREENE
104
Gawks. : STARES
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Famous Danish astronomer (1546-1601). : BRAHE
108
Russian peasant. : KULAK
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Task attempted in skat. : NULLO
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Oceanward. : ASEA
113
Winner of 1947 Nobel Prize for Literature. : GIDE
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Part of Istanbul. : PERA
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Slender. : LEAN
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Danish county. : AMT
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British flying award. : DFM
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Visit a health resort. : SPA

Answer summary:
20 unique to this puzzle, 63 debuted here and reused later, 9 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.

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