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Mel Taub
NY Times, Sun, Apr 17, 2011 PUNS AND ANAGRAMS
35-Down : Big sister
Author:
Mel Taub
Editor:
Will Shortz
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 33
| 1 T | 2 H | 3 E | 4 A | 5 T | 6 R | 7 E | | 8 S | 9 C | 10 A | 11 P | 12 E | |
13 C | R | U | T | C | H | E | S | | 14 C | A | B | A | L | 15 S |
16 H | I | G | H | T | E | S | T | | 17 A | M | U | L | E | T |
18 R | E | G | A | I | N | | 19 H | 20 E | M | P | | 21 O | V | A |
22 O | D | I | N | | | 23 N | E | A | P | | 24 O | M | A | R |
25 M | O | E | | 26 L | 27 A | I | R | S | | 28 O | R | A | T | E |
29 E | N | S | 30 U | I | N | G | | 31 I | 32 L | L | B | R | E | D |
| | | 33 M | A | T | H | | 34 N | U | D | E | | | |
35 A | 36 T | 37 F | I | R | S | T | | 38 E | L | I | D | 39 I | 40 N | 41 G |
42 B | O | L | A | S | | 43 I | 44 S | S | U | E | | 45 M | A | R |
46 B | O | O | K | | 47 R | E | P | S | | | 48 S | I | T | A |
49 E | L | A | | 50 L | I | S | A | | 51 S | 52 E | P | T | I | C |
53 S | A | T | 54 E | E | N | | 55 C | 56 O | N | C | L | A | V | E |
57 S | T | E | R | E | S | | 58 E | M | I | R | A | T | E | S |
| 59 E | R | A | S | E | | 60 D | E | P | U | T | E | S | |
© 2011, The New York Times
Across
1
Where the show begins at three :
THEATRE8
View of S.C. primate :
SCAPE13
14
Plotters against Asa, 50 B.C. :
CABALS16
17
In morning you allow for charm :
AMULET18
19
21
___ eating (gorging at Roman breakfast) :
OVA22
Indo-European deity :
ODIN23
24
25
Fellow from 56-Down :
MOE26
Where thieves store their rials :
LAIRS28
What speakers are to do :
ORATE29
31
'50s bride was quite rude :
ILLBRED33
Thunday thelebration :
MATH34
Mostly under-dressed :
NUDE35
38
42
Weapons a slob might use with gauchos :
BOLAS43
A politician uses one in a debate :
ISSUE45
46
Something to read on Obama's dog, all right? :
BOOK47
Pres. Obama can't win 'em over :
REPS48
It's a wife of Rama :
SITA49
50
51
Tea spice is putrefactive :
SEPTIC53
What the S.A. adolescent may wear :
SATEEN55
57
Units of stereos having nothing removed :
STERES58
Places where oil is master, i.e. :
EMIRATES59
Get rid of a seer :
ERASE60
Has an agent pick up steed :
DEPUTES
Down
1
Slipped into red dress, say :
TRIEDON2
I gush, e.g., over diapers :
HUGGIES3
4
A critic might rate it a C :
ACTI5
What makes Lear learn? :
THEN6
7
There's part of the Old Testament about her :
ESTHER8
Head of state before 9-Down :
SCAMP9
Where to see a military cop :
CAMP10
Disney monkey seen in cocoa butter :
ABU11
A California mountain or a lamp :
PALOMAR12
13
At car dealer, what did Homer see? :
CHROME15
Looked hard at trades :
STARED20
23
Close connections to sleepwear :
NIGHTIES24
Bored with circular :
ORBED26
They deceive Sir Al :
LIARS27
Workers who come after ten :
ANTS28
Classic song that led 1-0 :
OLDIE30
Boat arrives at U.K. 1 a.m. :
UMIAK32
Doozy that Lou repeated :
LULU35
36
37
It's not fixed to the left oar :
FLOATER39
40
41
Gr. experts on mythical sisters :
GRACES44
47
Erin's next step after lather :
RINSE48
Sound of Al's tepee falling over :
SPLAT50
Dregs of famous Virginians :
LEES51
52
54
Stat that pitchers are concerned about :
ERA56
Answer summary: 1 unique to this puzzle, 2 unique to Modern Era but used previously.
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