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New York Times, Saturday, April 5, 1952
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 4.97, Missing: { B J Q V X }, Scrabble score: 287 (avg 1.52)
Open Squares: 73, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 4, XRef: 1, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 13, Grid flow: 27.5
David Steinberg notes:
Original 33-Down clue had "across"; changed to "Across."
1 D | 2 A | 3 F | 4 T | | 5 S | 6 L | 7 E | 8 E | 9 P | | 10 E | 11 C | 12 H | 13 O |
14 E | T | U | I | | 15 O | U | T | R | E | | 16 T | H | A | N |
17 C | O | R | N | | 18 O | S | T | I | A | | 19 H | O | N | E |
20 K | U | O | M | 21 I | N | T | A | N | G | | 22 A | U | K | S |
23 S | T | R | I | N | G | Y | | | 24 R | 25 U | N | E | | |
| | | 26 N | I | S | | 27 P | 28 R | E | S | E | N | 29 T | 30 S |
31 H | 32 O | 33 S | E | A | | 34 G | R | E | E | K | | 35 L | O | W |
36 A | M | U | R | | 37 P | A | E | A | N | | 38 D | A | N | A |
39 R | A | N | | 40 A | R | M | E | D | | 41 D | E | I | G | N |
42 D | R | Y | 43 C | L | E | A | N | | 44 S | O | L | | | |
| | 45 A | I | D | E | | | 46 S | I | L | E | 47 S | 48 I | 49 A |
50 E | 51 F | T | S | | 52 M | 53 A | 54 O | T | Z | E | T | U | N | G |
55 D | I | S | C | | 56 P | E | R | E | Z | | 57 E | N | D | E |
58 O | L | E | O | | 59 T | R | A | I | L | | 60 R | U | I | N |
61 M | E | N | S | | 62 S | O | N | N | E | | 63 S | P | A | T |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 1,021
Across
1
Somewhat pixilated. :
DAFT5
Rest the weary bones. :
SLEEP10
14
Small case for small articles. :
ETUI15
16
Comparative particle. :
THAN17
18
Port of ancient Rome. :
OSTIA19
20
22
Diving birds of the north. :
AUKS23
Quality of a tough steak. :
STRINGY24
Character of an ancient alphabet. :
RUNE26
27
31
34
Subject of King Paul. :
GREEK35
Famous cartoonist of Great Britain. :
LOW36
River boundary of China. :
AMUR37
Carol to a winner. :
PAEAN38
39
Became a candidate. :
RAN40
Status of most countries today. :
ARMED41
42
44
45
He helps the general. :
AIDE46
50
52
55
Equipment for a "jockey." :
DISC56
Former Spanish novelist and poet. :
PEREZ57
58
Something to go with bread. :
OLEO59
Favorite path for a camper. :
TRAIL60
61
Ware in a haberdashery. :
MENS62
Ring (the bell): French. :
SONNE63
Down
1
Main, boat, poop, etc. :
DECKS2
___ prix (at all costs): French. :
ATOUT3
Great excitement. :
FUROR4
5
Mmes. Kung, Sun, Chiang, and brother T. V. :
SOONGS6
7
8
9
Descriptive of the Owl and the Pussy-Cat's boat. :
PEAGREEN10
Element in natural gas. :
ETHANE11
12
Mr. Greenberg of baseball. :
HANK13
Particular persons. :
ONES21
Fresh-water porpoise. :
INIA25
27
28
Curl up with a good book. :
READ29
Top secret society. :
TONG30
31
32
___ Nelson Bradley. :
OMAR33
34
Vasco da ___, Portuguese navigator. :
GAMA37
38
40
City official: Abbr. :
ALD41
Famous name in Hawaii. :
DOLE43
44
Sound from the frying pan. :
SIZZLE46
German kin of a toby. :
STEIN47
Six in the morning. :
SUNUP48
Neighbor of China. :
INDIA49
Literary middleman. :
AGENT50
Region bordering ancient Palestine. :
EDOM51
53
54
North African seaport. :
ORAN
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 12 debuted here and reused later, 5 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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