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Mel Taub
Mel Taub

NY Times, Sun, Jun 05, 2005  PUNS AND ANAGRAMS

19-Across : Inaptly named supermodel

Author:
Mel Taub
Editor:
Will Shortz
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 33
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© 2005, The New York Times

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Across
1
Set trap for kitchen mess : SPATTER
8
Al's essay on dance music : SALSA
13
Carriage like one of the phaetons : STANHOPE
14
In Rome, he loves one's fine instruments : AMATIS
16
Rev. Sharpton : PASTORAL
17
What de actor auditioned for : DEPART
18
Add resin to tea : INSERT
19
Inaptly named supermodel : IMAN
21
Figure in orbit : RBI
22
Letters from the East : ETAS
23
'Tain't mouse : SCAT
24
Feature of fur sale : SEAL
25
Inedible kind of jam : LOG
26
Hit the S.S. Ham : SMASH
28
Shape of the moon : PHASE
29
Played hide and seek, perhaps : SNEAKED
31
Tapes 10 narcotics : OPIATES
33
The rite girl : TERI
34
___ stone (old French gem) : GAUL
35
The heart is faster : HASTIER
38
Without Carney? That's naïve : ARTLESS
42
Where Leona hails from : OLEAN
43
A measure on cue : OUNCE
45
Small between the ends : MAL
46
Whom ethicists rail against : LIAR
47
Just Lyon : ONLY
48
She's stuck on the same note : MIMI
49
Dose people : DEM
50
Sal's girl : LASS
51
Racial Visigoth king : ALARIC
53
Puts nuts, i.e., with bolts : UNITES
55
Treat Leo with forbearance : TOLERATE
57
Nice person from Warsaw has it : POLITE
58
Leave Ted exhilarated : ELEVATED
59
What stern landlords demand : RENTS
60
Tells what Crete is : RECITES
Down
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Chekhov canonized by Lincoln's war secretary : STANTON
2
Dad's smart! : PASSAGE
3
What sent a poker player off : ANTES
4
Who hammered Roth? : THOR
5
It's found west of Oise : TORT
6
Climbing monkey : EPA
7
Antiques in circles starting off : RELICS
8
Statesman returning verbal flourishes : SADAT
9
Top male students? You said it! : AMEN
10
Collapsed in the middle : LAP
11
Give taster a long look : STAREAT
12
In Serbia, a military installation : AIRBASE
13
They often include lies: Sp. : SPIELS
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They make it less difficult to get over fences : STILES
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A hogan may use it for a fine cabinet : MAHOGANY
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What Ross and I press with : SADIRONS
24
"Hush, everyone!" : SHALL
26
Nike's yarn : SKEIN
27
Paltry end for cash : MERE
28
Native American in a tie-up : PIUTE
30
Scent for a s-sailor : ATTAR
32
Average 100 in French recreation area : PARC
35
Delay a crime : HOLDUP
36
One who transfers title to an oiler : ALIENOR
37
Distance between Elias and me : SEAMILE
39
A term, i.e., for Mideast land : EMIRATE
40
Is steam used on these fabrics? : SAMITES
41
Like the meat at C's deli : SLICED
44
Result of Northern Ireland : ULSTER
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Watering places at sea? So? : OASES
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Revolutionary takes a tram : MARAT
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Permitt : LETT
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Guy in lace : ALEC
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Evil fellow : LEVI
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Martinets, at heart : TIN
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Mr. Anders : OLE
Answer summary: 0 unique to this puzzle, 2 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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