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Raymond F. Eisner
New York Times, Friday, September 18, 1981
Author:
Raymond F. Eisner
Editor:
Eugene T. Maleska
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 4.97, Missing: { J K Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 275 (avg 1.46)
Open Squares: 71, Cheaters: 2, FITB: 2, XRef: 1, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 1, Grid flow: 24.3
1 C | 2 L | 3 O | 4 D | | 5 G | 6 W | 7 E | 8 N | | 9 C | 10 R | 11 I | 12 M | 13 E |
14 H | O | L | O | | 15 R | O | B | E | | 16 H | A | G | A | R |
17 E | L | E | C | 18 T | I | O | N | S | | 19 A | R | O | S | E |
20 R | A | G | T | I | M | E | | 21 T | 22 A | M | E | R | S | |
| | | 23 O | N | E | R | 24 S | | 25 M | O | S | | | |
26 S | 27 N | 28 A | R | E | S | | 29 C | 30 A | P | I | T | 31 A | 32 L | 33 S |
34 C | O | R | E | D | | 35 C | A | L | L | S | | 36 L | A | C |
37 A | R | I | D | | 38 G | U | L | L | Y | | 39 D | I | V | A |
40 M | M | E | | 41 L | O | L | L | S | | 42 R | O | V | E | R |
43 P | A | L | 44 O | A | L | T | O | | 45 L | A | C | E | R | Y |
| | | 46 R | T | E | | 47 P | 48 L | A | I | T | | | |
| 49 F | 50 A | T | I | M | 51 A | | 52 I | N | T | O | 53 N | 54 E | 55 S |
56 H | A | R | E | M | | 57 E | 58 L | E | C | T | R | O | N | S |
59 A | D | A | G | E | | 60 R | A | T | E | | 61 O | M | I | T |
62 T | E | L | A | R | | 63 O | D | O | R | | 64 W | E | D | S |
© 1981, The New York TimesNo. 11,637
Across
1
5
9
First word in a Dostoyevsky title :
CRIME14
15
A cardinal's is red :
ROBE16
17
19
"___ by any other name ... ": Juliet :
AROSE20
21
Domestication is their vocation :
TAMERS23
Unusual individuals :
ONERS25
26
29
34
Like apples ready to bake :
CORED35
Some go a long distance :
CALLS36
Shipment from India :
LAC37
38
39
Shirley Verrett, for one :
DIVA40
41
Reclines indolently :
LOLLS42
43
Historic site in Texas (first battle of Mexican War) :
PALOALTO45
46
Mailman's tour: Abbr. :
RTE47
49
Bluebeard's curious wife :
FATIMA52
56
Part of a pasha's palace :
HAREM57
59
60
Hold a horse back until the homestretch :
RATE61
62
Of somatic tissue :
TELAR63
64
Down
1
Mother of Chastity :
CHER2
She gets what she wants :
LOLA3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Composer Stravinsky :
IGOR12
What a priest says :
MASS13
18
Like a runcible spoon :
TINED22
Antonym of meagerly :
AMPLY24
26
27
28
Rebel angel in "Paradise Lost" :
ARIEL30
Start of a Shakespearean title :
ALLS31
Kicking's sidekick :
ALIVE32
Rod often seen on a court :
LAVER33
Causing goose flesh :
SCARY35
James Dean fans, e.g. :
CULT38
Robot in Hebrew folklore :
GOLEM39
41
Martyred opponent of Mary I :
LATIMER42
John of "Carousel" fame :
RAITT44
Spanish philosopher ___ y Gasset :
ORTEGA45
48
Stop the engines at sea :
LIETO49
Meet the bet at Reno :
FADE50
Body fueled by the Amu Darya :
ARAL51
53
One place where you seldom bake in Alaska :
NOME54
55
Stratosphere streakers, for short :
SSTS56
Something to fling into a ring :
HAT58
Answer summary:
1 debuted here and reused later, 4 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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