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

GOOD NEIGHBORS

New York Times, Sunday, September 25, 1949

57-Down : Appetite: Fr.

Author:
Jack Luzzatto
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 23, Columns: 23, Words: 156, Blocks: 69, Avg Word Len: 5.90, Missing: { J X }, Scrabble score: 674 (avg 1.47)
Open Squares: 166, Cheaters: 2, FITB: 11, XRef: 1, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 62 Grid is asymmetric.
Jack Luzzatto has 293 known pre-Shortz puzzles in our database.
1
S
2
T
3
I
4
C
5
K
6
S
7
E
8
M
9
B
10
A
11
R
12
G
13
O
14
R
15
E
16
A
17
P
18
E
19
R
20
S
T
I
R
R
U
P
21
Q
U
I
R
I
N
O
22
E
N
C
O
R
E
23
D
24
L
A
R
A
I
N
E
25
U
N
T
A
M
E
D
26
F
E
R
T
I
L
E
27
A
L
A
N
G
28
C
29
H
I
D
E
R
30
I
L
31
L
U
M
E
32
T
I
N
33
V
I
D
I
34
D
I
A
N
A
S
35
A
S
E
I
T
Y
36
G
R
A
U
37
I
N
E
38
B
R
E
V
E
T
39
T
U
S
S
L
E
40
F
I
E
N
D
41
C
O
R
42
N
E
A
43
E
S
O
44
T
E
R
Y
45
I
R
46
R
I
G
A
T
E
47
O
H
I
48
A
S
49
R
A
N
I
50
C
O
S
I
N
G
51
P
52
I
53
E
C
I
N
G
54
C
Y
T
O
D
55
E
R
M
56
C
A
L
57
A
58
M
59
I
60
A
S
C
E
N
S
E
61
U
R
62
T
R
E
V
E
63
L
I
L
Y
P
A
D
64
S
O
U
N
D
65
L
E
A
66
V
E
S
67
E
V
68
Z
O
N
E
69
P
Y
E
70
S
T
A
T
71
W
E
L
T
E
R
72
V
R
A
I
C
S
73
B
E
L
A
74
M
O
D
75
B
E
S
E
E
N
76
L
E
S
S
O
R
77
P
E
T
I
T
78
A
P
O
79
G
E
E
S
80
R
O
81
B
I
N
82
S
N
I
83
P
E
L
I
K
E
84
N
E
R
E
I
D
85
F
E
M
I
N
I
86
N
E
87
N
E
G
A
T
E
S
88
T
R
E
89
P
I
D
90
R
E
C
U
91
P
E
G
G
Y
92
P
93
A
94
S
T
U
R
E
S
95
P
E
R
E
I
96
R
A
97
L
E
S
98
S
99
O
100
N
101
I
N
L
E
T
102
R
H
103
E
I
M
S
104
S
E
N
105
S
E
D
106
H
U
E
107
A
T
A
R
108
A
V
E
R
S
E
109
G
A
T
I
N
G
110
C
A
T
T
111
N
I
N
112
A
L
A
R
U
M
113
A
R
N
I
C
A
114
S
H
I
R
T
115
I
O
D
116
A
T
E
D
117
P
I
118
N
N
A
C
E
119
R
120
E
C
I
T
A
L
121
S
C
E
P
T
R
E
122
T
R
O
O
P
E
R
123
E
T
A
L
A
G
E
124
T
H
R
E
A
T
S
125
S
E
T
N
E
S
S
126
S
E
R
E
N
E
D
© 1949, The New York TimesNo. 398
Across
1
Rural districts: Colloq. : STICKS
7
Arms ___. : EMBARGO
14
Scytheman. : REAPER
20
___ cup; one for the road. : STIRRUP
21
Philippine President. : QUIRINO
22
Sang after applause. : ENCORED
24
Actress Day. : LARAINE
25
Wild. : UNTAMED
26
Prolific. : FERTILE
27
Along: Scot. : ALANG
28
Rebuker. : CHIDER
30
Brighten. : ILLUME
32
Product of Patino's mines. : TIN
33
A word from Caesar's boast. : VIDI
34
Miss Merion and Miss Manners. : DIANAS
35
Self-derived existence. : ASEITY
36
President of Cuba. : GRAU
37
Feminine suffix. : INE
38
Raise military rank without raising pay. : BREVET
39
Scrimmage. : TUSSLE
40
Infernal being. : FIEND
41
Transplantable eye part. : CORNEA
43
Secret doctrine. : ESOTERY
45
Make the desert bloom. : IRRIGATE
47
Malay apples. : OHIAS
49
Rajah's wife. : RANI
50
Having a friendly chat: Var. : COSING
51
Uniting into a whole. : PIECING
54
Cell wall: Biol. : CYTODERM
56
Quills of feathers. : CALAMI
60
A French lift. : ASCENSEUR
62
___ de Dieu, Truce of God. : TREVE
63
Floating leaf of a bulb plant. : LILYPAD
64
Its velocity is 1,087 feet per second. : SOUND
65
"___ of Grass." : LEAVES
67
Picturesque Greek mountain soldier. : EVZONE
69
___ Corner bookshop district of London, where the great fire stopped. : PYE
70
Photo copy: Colloq. : STAT
71
Pugilistic weight class, 147 pound limit. : WELTER
72
Seaweeds used as fertilizer in Channel Islands. : VRAICS
73
First name of 5 Down. : BELA
74
Annual music and literary congress in Scotland. : MOD
75
Adorned, clad: Archaic. : BESEEN
76
Rental contractor. : LESSOR
77
___ larceny. : PETIT
78
Culminations. : APOGEES
80
"Christopher ___." : ROBIN
82
Like a long-billed marsh bird. : SNIPELIKE
84
Sea nymph. : NEREID
85
Womanly. : FEMININE
87
Nullifies. : NEGATES
88
Timorous. : TREPID
90
Receipt: Fr. : RECU
91
Mrs. Lewis Douglas. : PEGGY
92
"The Green ___," by Marc Connelly. : PASTURES
95
Portugal's ambassador to United States. : PEREIRA
97
Something learned. : LESSON
101
Narrow waterway. : INLET
102
French cathedral city. : RHEIMS
104
Apprehended. : SENSED
106
Annamese capital. : HUE
107
Perfume from flowers: Var. : ATAR
108
Reluctant. : AVERSE
109
Confinement within school bounds: England. : GATING
110
Famous woman suffragist. : CATT
111
Joaquin ___, Cuban composer-pianist. : NIN
112
Tocsin. : ALARUM
113
Tincture used for sprains. : ARNICA
114
Symbolic garment. : SHIRT
115
Impregnated with iodine. : IODATED
117
Ship's boat. : PINNACE
119
Musicale. : RECITAL
121
Royal symbol. : SCEPTRE
122
State policeman. : TROOPER
123
Shop-window display: Fr. : ETALAGE
124
Menaces. : THREATS
125
Rigidity. : SETNESS
126
Calmed. : SERENED
Down
1
Ukraine city named for Russian chief. : STALINO
2
Haranguer. : TIRADER
3
Subject of the Shah. : IRANI
4
A blow. : CRIG
5
Hungary's Communist leader, 1919. : KUN
6
Hard money. : SPECIE
7
Horses. : EQUINES
8
Purificator: Eccl. : MUNDATORY
9
Nips. : BITES
10
Sandarac tree. : ARAR
11
Edge. : RIM
12
Granitelike. : GNEISSY
13
Scads. : OODLES
14
Disprovers. : REFUTERS
15
Antagonist. : ENEMY
16
Seaport of Palestine. : ACRE
17
Utensil. : POT
18
Asmara is its capital. : ERITREA
19
Trusting. : RELIANT
20
Group of European languages. : SLAVIC
23
Strip. : DENUDE
29
Owners of goods: Cervantes and Roosevelt. : HAVES
31
Play by Molnar. : LILIOM
34
Empties. : DRAINS
35
Binary compound of gold. : AURIDE
36
Full of girlish laughter. : GIGGLY
38
After. : BEHIND
39
Opera heroes. : TENORS
40
Termination. : FINALE
42
Harmful: Rare. : NOCENT
44
Tear into shreds. : TATTER
46
Castor bean poisons. : RICINS
48
Unending. : AGELESS
50
Glacial fissure. : CREVASSE
51
Student who doesn't fail. : PASSMAN
52
Element resembling another in atomic number but not weight. : ISOTOPE
53
President Plaza Lasso's country. : ECUADOR
54
Hollowed by a bomb bit. : CRATERED
55
"Tinkers to ___ to Chance."—F. P. Adams. : EVERS
57
Appetite: Fr. : APPETIT
58
Resembling the mild month. : MAYLIKE
59
Conceives thoughts. : IDEATES
61
700-mile tributary of the Ubangi River. : UELE
63
Legendary British king, subject of poem by Swinburne. : LOCRINE
66
Pure malice. : VENOM
68
Palestine. : ZION
71
Gardener's implement. : WEEDER
72
City of gondolas. : VENICE
73
Ties a rope around a cleat. : BELAYS
75
President Bishara el Khoury's capital. : BEIRUT
76
Queen Elizabeth, Queen Mary, etc. : LINERS
77
Kept at a fixed price. : PEGGED
79
Obtainer. : GETTER
81
Two-banked galley. : BIREME
83
Long John Silver. : PEGLEG
85
Dorothy Canfield ___. : FISHER
86
Annoyances. : NUISANCES
89
Permeates. : PERVADES
91
Financial or economic havoc. : PANIC
92
Profession of José Iturbi. : PIANIST
93
Ohio college. : ANTIOCH
94
Defamation of character by spoken words, signs, gestures, etc. : SLANDER
95
Ant. : PISMIRE
96
Rebinders. : RETIERS
98
The Devil: Mohammedan. : SHAITAN
99
Violate. : OUTRAGE
100
Stung. : NETTLED
103
Belches lava. : ERUPTS
105
Pitfalls. : SNARES
108
Wary. : ALERT
109
Symbol of Bacchus. : GRAPE
110
Country of President Videla. : CHILE
112
Genus of leaf-cutting ants. : ATTA
113
Soon. : ANON
114
Blemish. : SCAR
116
Subject of study by anthropologist R. M. Yerkes. : APE
118
Negation. : NOT
120
Summer: French. : ETE

Answer summary:
12 unique to this puzzle, 50 debuted here and reused later, 10 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
59 ms