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New York Times, Friday, May 16, 1952
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 35, Avg Word Len: 5.28, Missing: { F Q V W X Z }, Scrabble score: 269 (avg 1.42)
Open Squares: 78, Cheaters: 8, FITB: 2, XRef: 1, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 9, Grid flow: 35.1
1 J | 2 A | 3 N | 4 S | 5 E | 6 N | | | 7 M | 8 E | 9 A | 10 G | 11 R | 12 E | |
13 E | M | E | R | G | E | | 14 T | O | M | M | I | E | S | |
15 T | O | C | S | I | N | | 16 R | O | B | I | N | S | O | 17 N |
18 S | E | T | | 19 S | A | 20 T | I | R | E | | 21 K | O | T | O |
22 A | B | A | 23 S | | 24 S | A | B | E | R | 25 S | | 26 L | E | N |
27 M | A | R | C | | | 28 N | E | D | | 29 I | 30 N | U | R | E |
| | | 31 R | 32 A | 33 C | K | S | | 34 A | M | A | T | I | S |
35 R | 36 A | 37 P | I | N | E | S | | 38 P | R | O | T | E | C | T |
39 A | D | A | P | T | S | | 40 M | A | N | N | A | | | |
41 C | E | N | T | I | | 42 T | A | N | | | 43 N | 44 O | 45 R | 46 M |
47 I | N | O | | 48 C | 49 H | U | T | E | 50 D | | 51 T | R | E | E |
52 N | A | R | 53 D | | 54 A | T | E | L | E | 55 S | | 56 N | U | T |
57 G | U | A | R | 58 A | N | T | Y | | 59 L | E | 60 G | A | T | E |
| 61 E | M | U | L | O | U | S | | 62 H | E | A | T | E | R |
| 63 R | A | B | B | I | T | | | 64 I | D | L | E | R | S |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 1,062
Across
1
7
Deficient in quantity. :
MEAGRE13
14
15
16
18
19
A species of literature. :
SATIRE21
Japanese stringed instrument. :
KOTO22
24
Weapons for the cavalry. :
SABERS26
27
Playwright Connelly. :
MARC28
29
31
Equipment for a clothing store. :
RACKS34
35
38
39
40
41
Hundred: Comb. form. :
CENTI42
43
The mean; average. :
NORM47
48
51
52
54
56
57
59
61
62
63
64
Down
1
Goods cast into the sea. :
JETSAM2
Elementary form of life. :
AMOEBA3
What the bees collect from the flowers. :
NECTAR4
Upperclassmen: Abbr. :
SRS5
6
Baby girls: Spanish. :
NENAS7
Tied to a buoy and anchored. :
MOORED8
9
10
Absurd, eccentric person: Slang. :
GINK11
12
14
17
20
Vehicles first used by the British in 1916. :
TANKS23
25
30
32
33
34
Governor interested in flood prevention. :
ARN35
Hill Gail's specialty. :
RACING36
37
38
40
42
44
45
Famous name in news-gathering. :
REUTER46
Measures equivalent to 39.37 inches. :
METERS49
Capital of French Indo-China. :
HANOI50
New ___, Nehru's capital. :
DELHI53
55
Next summer's plant. :
SEED58
60
Gas station abbreviation. :
GAL
Answer summary:
9 debuted here and reused later, 7 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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