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Mel Taub
Mel Taub

NY Times, Sun, Oct 09, 2005  PUNS AND ANAGRAMS

7-Down : s S

Author:
Mel Taub
Editor:
Will Shortz
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 70, Blocks: 26
1
S
2
M
3
A
4
S
5
H
6
E
7
S
8
P
9
R
10
O
11
V
12
E
13
R
14
B
15
C
O
N
S
O
R
T
16
R
E
V
I
V
E
R
17
A
N
T
E
N
N
A
18
E
M
A
N
A
T
E
19
R
D
A
20
K
I
L
21
L
S
22
L
Y
D
I
A
23
P
A
R
24
I
25
E
L
I
S
26
E
27
L
E
N
D
28
E
L
E
N
29
A
30
S
T
I
L
31
T
32
R
U
E
33
R
E
S
C
U
34
E
35
U
N
B
I
36
A
S
E
D
37
U
N
D
38
E
R
G
O
E
S
39
S
40
M
41
A
R
T
I
N
G
42
W
I
S
43
T
44
E
45
R
46
W
I
T
47
S
N
A
I
48
L
49
N
E
R
V
E
50
A
G
E
51
R
52
A
M
E
E
53
R
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T
O
E
S
55
T
R
I
O
56
S
57
O
S
S
E
58
T
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C
R
O
60
H
A
N
D
I
61
E
R
62
T
E
A
63
C
H
E
R
64
E
N
T
E
N
T
E
65
E
V
I
L
E
S
T
66
S
T
O
O
G
E
D
67
R
E
L
I
S
T
S
© 2005, The New York Times
Across
1
This word has mess written all over it : SMASHES
8
Saying with a vagabond at heart : PROVERB
15
Companion for a prison type : CONSORT
16
Did Irv ever get stimulant? : REVIVER
17
It gave reception for Christie around 10 : ANTENNA
18
Issue over man at ease : EMANATE
19
615 dietary recommendations : RDA
20
Measure of a hunter's skill : KILLS
22
Miss Daily : LYDIA
23
Equal start for average one : PARI
25
She's 50? I see! : ELISE
27
Advance in the calendar : LEND
28
Miss Neale : ELENA
30
One giving a leg up? : STILT
32
___ Lett (French bettor's home?) : RUE
33
Make secure from mortal danger : RESCUE
35
When in a bind, use this kind of judgment : UNBIASED
37
Experiences surgeon Ed : UNDERGOES
39
Isn't Marg in pain? : SMARTING
42
Owen who writes novels … or at least used to : WISTER
46
Humor with no end : WIT
47
Slowpoke in Al's garden : SNAIL
49
Chutzpah? Never! : NERVE
50
One in gear to enhance maturity : AGER
52
Him and me are V.I.P.'s : AMEER
54
Foot has a set o' them : TOES
55
I sort out combos : TRIOS
57
Caucasus native who might owe Tess : OSSET
59
Chet's predecessor : CRO
60
More convenient, as in a herd : HANDIER
62
One involved in the care of children : TEACHER
64
Understanding any tenet : ENTENTE
65
On TV, Elsie is most wicked : EVILEST
66
Got dose of comic's barbs : STOOGED
67
Puts back on the N.Y.S.E., or tries: Sl. : RELISTS
Down
1
Flee like a Brit on a racer: Sp. : SCARPER
2
Man Dole never ran against : MONDALE
3
A northeast star : ANTARES
4
Point in compasses : SSE
5
Get the attention of Kohn : HONK
6
Pal of one Rene : ERNIE
7
s S : STALLS
8
Winery process that's urgent : PRESSING
9
Brandt's introducer : REM
10
___ teen (young track habitué) : OVAL
11
Like many a broken record? : VINYL
12
Adverse ones escaping : EVADERS
13
King could run it with ease : RETINUE
14
How might adder be eaten? : BREADED
21
I urge list of services : LITURGIES
24
Acquire fashionable mutt : INCUR
26
It's below the shoulder : ELBOW
29
A nut's kin : AUNTS
31
Connection between 10 eyes : TIEIN
34
Where Diane hails from : EDINA
36
A T-TV or a r-radio : ASSET
38
Charmed enough to adore men : ENAMORED
39
Uses wet sash for bandages : SWATHES
40
Person who's moving Martin G. : MIGRANT
41
Consumed part of it at one : ATEINTO
43
What's good for Hector's sore throat? : TROCHES
44
Place for the first lady to relax? : EVEREST
45
About kinds of places to relax : RESORTS
48
Man with 50 trees : LESTER
51
Where bull lurks behind Door E : RODEO
53
Chaucer pilgrim who would veer E. : REEVE
56
Half a prison hootenanny : SING
58
A lit end : TAIL
61
Peter, at heart : ETE
63
Roman number before max : CLI
Answer summary: 2 unique to this puzzle, 1 debuted here and reused later, 3 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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