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William Lutwiniak
New York Times, Saturday, January 7, 1978
Author:
William Lutwiniak
Editor:
Eugene T. Maleska
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 66, Blocks: 38, Avg Word Len: 5.67, Missing: { J Q Z }, Scrabble score: 300 (avg 1.60)
Open Squares: 70, Cheaters: 16, FITB: 6, XRef: 0, Spans: 4, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 10, Grid flow: 121.4
| | 1 S | 2 E | 3 E | 4 P | | | | 5 P | 6 A | 7 R | 8 S | 9 I | |
10 A | 11 L | I | G | N | E | 12 D | | 13 R | E | T | I | T | L | 14 E |
15 D | O | M | E | S | T | I | 16 C | A | N | I | M | A | L | S |
17 O | G | P | U | | | 18 V | O | I | D | S | | 19 M | U | T |
20 V | O | L | S | | 21 F | I | N | N | S | | 22 A | P | S | E |
23 E | N | E | | 24 C | A | N | T | Y | | 25 A | R | I | E | S |
| 26 E | F | 27 F | A | C | E | R | | 28 A | M | E | N | D | |
| | 29 R | E | S | T | R | I | 30 C | T | I | N | G | | |
| 31 M | A | T | E | O | | 32 V | O | L | T | A | G | 33 E | |
34 D | A | C | E | S | | 35 P | A | N | A | Y | | 36 R | M | 37 A |
38 O | R | T | S | | 39 R | E | N | T | S | | 40 F | O | E | S |
41 F | L | U | | 42 M | I | N | C | E | | | 43 L | U | R | K |
44 F | O | R | 45 E | I | G | N | E | X | 46 C | 47 H | A | N | G | E |
48 S | W | E | A | R | B | Y | | 49 T | R | E | N | D | E | D |
| 50 E | S | S | A | Y | | | | 51 I | N | K | S | | |
© 1978, The New York TimesNo. 10,374
Across
1
5
10
13
15
17
N.K.V.D. predecessor :
OGPU18
19
20
Tennesseans, for short :
VOLS21
Natives of Helsinki :
FINNS22
23
24
25
26
28
29
31
San ___, Calif. city :
MATEO32
34
35
36
Britain's West Point: Abbr. :
RMA38
39
Tenement collection :
RENTS40
Napoleon and Wellington, e.g. :
FOES41
42
43
44
48
49
50
51
Down
1
2
Hermia's father in "A Midsummer-Night's Dream" :
EGEUS3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
"Oh that I had wings like ___!": Psalm 55 :
ADOVE11
12
13
Like the monsoon season :
RAINY14
16
21
De ___ (in reality) :
FACTO22
24
Work for F. Lee Bailey :
CASES25
Friendly relations :
AMITY27
Elaborate parties :
FETES28
World's biggest holdup man :
ATLAS30
31
"Tamburlaine" was his first play :
MARLOWE33
34
Removes, as clothing :
DOFFS35
Price of a thought :
PENNY37
39
"Eleanor ___," Beatles' hit in 1966 :
RIGBY40
42
First variable star to be discovered :
MIRA45
Consultants like Keynes: Abbr. :
EAS46
47
Answer summary:
4 unique to this puzzle, 6 debuted here and reused later, 6 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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