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S. A. Kay
New York Times, Friday, January 12, 1951
Author:
S. A. Kay
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 78, Blocks: 34, Avg Word Len: 4.90, Missing: { J Q W X }, Scrabble score: 326 (avg 1.71)
Open Squares: 66,
Cheaters: 0,
FITB: 5,
XRef: 1, Spans: 2,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 12,
Grid flow: 34.7
Grid has duplicate clues.
S. A. Kay has 118 known pre-Shortz puzzles in our database.
1 M | 2 A | 3 L | 4 T | 5 A | | 6 O | 7 L | 8 A | 9 F | | 10 B | 11 A | 12 C | 13 H |
14 A | P | A | R | A | | 15 N | A | I | L | | 16 E | C | H | O |
17 S | O | M | E | R | 18 S | E | T | M | A | 19 U | G | H | A | M |
20 T | R | I | M | | 21 T | I | E | | 22 C | R | E | E | S | E |
23 S | T | A | B | 24 B | E | D | | 25 S | K | I | T | | | |
| | | 26 L | E | V | A | 27 N | T | | 28 A | S | 29 H | 30 U | 31 R |
32 E | 33 F | 34 F | E | T | E | | 35 O | A | 36 T | H | | 37 O | R | E |
38 B | A | L | D | | 39 N | 40 E | I | G | H | | 41 S | O | D | A |
42 O | M | A | | 43 A | S | P | S | | 44 U | 45 S | E | F | U | L |
46 N | E | P | 47 A | L | | 48 H | Y | 49 B | R | I | D | | | |
| | | 50 Z | I | 51 T | A | | 52 A | B | R | A | 53 H | 54 A | 55 M |
56 M | 57 I | 58 K | A | D | O | | 59 S | H | E | | 60 T | O | B | Y |
61 E | R | O | L | A | N | 62 D | H | A | R | 63 R | I | M | A | N |
64 T | A | K | E | | 65 G | U | A | M | | 66 O | V | E | T | A |
67 A | N | O | A | | 68 S | O | Y | A | | 69 C | E | R | E | S |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 572
Across
1
Impregnable island, World War II. :
MALTA6
Heir to Norway's crown. :
OLAF10
Great name in music. :
BACH14
Three-banded armadillo. :
APARA15
16
Nymph who pined away for love. :
ECHO17
20
21
22
Dagger having a serpentine blade. :
CREESE23
25
26
28
Chief deity of the Assyrians. :
ASHUR32
35
Current cause of schism in educational circles. :
OATH37
Metal-bearing rock. :
ORE38
39
41
42
He battles Charles tonight. :
OMA43
Cobras used by snake charmers. :
ASPS44
46
Buffer state between Tibet and India. :
NEPAL48
Offspring of two different plants. :
HYBRID50
Former empress of Austria. :
ZITA52
56
59
Rider Haggard's novel. :
SHE60
Small jug shaped like a fat man, viz. Winston Churchill. :
TOBY61
64
65
U. S. island in the Pacific. :
GUAM66
Mrs. Hobby, former head of W. A. C. :
OVETA67
68
Legume with valuable beans. :
SOYA69
Corn and earth goddess. :
CERES
Down
1
London is called City of ___. :
MASTS2
On the left side of a ship. :
APORT3
Title of a poem by Keats. :
LAMIA4
5
6
Lake in central New York. :
ONEIDA7
Far advanced in time. :
LATE8
9
U. S. Ambassador to Poland. :
FLACK10
11
Common head symptom. :
ACHE12
Mr. Addams of the "Monster Rally." :
CHAS13
Refrain of John Howard Payne's song. :
HOME18
19
Mr. Wickfield's thieving clerk. :
URIAH24
25
27
29
30
31
32
33
Hall of ___ of New York University. :
FAME34
Part of an envelope. :
FLAP36
He wrote "The 13 Clocks." :
THURBER40
Hebrew dry measure of corn. :
EPHA41
43
45
47
49
___ Island, N. E. of Cuba. :
BAHAMA51
Iceman's implement. :
TONGS53
Senator Ferguson. :
HOMER54
55
Common birds of Asia, often taught to talk. :
MYNAS56
57
58
The Lord High Executioner: see 56 Across. :
KOKO59
Light open carriage. :
SHAY62
63
Sindbad's high flyer. :
ROC
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 11 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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