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Mel Taub
Mel Taub

NY Times, Sun, Jun 29, 1997 PUNS AND ANAGRAMS

11-Down : Audiologist Ted Shea uses it

Author:
Mel Taub
Editor:
Will Shortz
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 33
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G
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© 1997, The New York Times
Across
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He trips : HIPSTER
8
Operatic role for L.A. ham : AMAHL
13
A tenured chemistry professor might do this to a protein : DENATURE
14
Tell Peter a second time : REPEAT
16
Maximums measured by sex meter : EXTREMES
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Agrees this is messy : GREASE
18
They find RR safe : FARERS
19
5,618 officers : CEOS
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And who is he? : DAN
22
Like one born, e.g., A.D. 1899 : AGED
23
Boat with a kick : PUNT
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"---- be damned!" (unhappy vacationer's cry) : ISLE
25
Lawn ---- (former N.Z. homeowner's need) : MOA
26
To plead seemed less important : PALED
28
At 10:50, Kay did this : KNELT
29
Twist nine wet strands : ENTWINE
31
What is a poet like Coleridge using? : OPIATES
33
"---- best" (how Alan closes his letters?) : ALDA
34
Bread register : ROLL
35
Foots de bill for de fights : DEFRAYS
38
During slump, an effective means to a tan : SUNLAMP
42
More talented? Be real! : ABLER
43
Suers, in terms of courts : USERS
45
Leader of Presidential field? : GAR
46
So, five with you in France : VOUS
47
Drag her to commencement : GRAD
48
Typesetting machines in Illinois : LINO
49
Kind of urgent : INS
50
It earned Edgar Allan a thousand : POEM
51
Cruel, very dry Pacino : BRUTAL
53
There I find one or the other : EITHER
55
Does Aaron beg for a noble rank? : BARONAGE
57
They're found in d'Este's stables : STEEDS
58
Puts steam in a sluggard : ANIMATES
59
He's an Eagle, i.e. : ERNIE
60
Relative of "cowed" or "bulled"? : STEERED
Down
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Oh, a Gen-X figure : HEXAGON
2
Beg to be nattier: Var. : INTREAT
3
Shortened the drape : PARED
4
Ham's follower : STER
5
A must for heatburn : TUMS
6
Midway down Everest : ERE
7
Secure deliverance : RESCUE
8
Language apt to rag listeners : ARGOT
9
Where to find steamer in France? : MERS
10
Can finish : APE
11
Audiologist Ted Shea uses it : HEADSET
12
All Elsa has is a vintage car : LASALLE
13
It often goes with de fortune : DEFAME
15
Et, et, et, et, et, et, et, et, et, et : TENETS
20
Approved of odd sneer : ENDORSED
23
For Elsa, pure satisfaction : PLEASURE
24
An ill, everything considered : INALL
26
April is covered with hair : PILAR
27
Good to 'ave around the 'ouse : ANDY
28
Links driers : KILNS
30
What tradesment swear by : WARES
32
Stream up or down : POUR
35
Advise the leader of the Kinks : DAVIES
36
It would not be, i.e. soft rubber : EBONITE
37
To make confused, yet restful : FLUSTER
39
Shake it in a marble : AGITATE
40
Ran team and game : MANAGED
41
Those with a worker's role: Sp. : PROLES
44
What Arthur Murray did with a thousand bass : SAMBAS
47
Ogres in shrubbery : GORSE
48
Might Al run if moony? : LUNAR
50
Kind of cure : PEDI
51
Dairy product, as from Serbia : BRIE
52
Where they enjoy pasta more : ROME
54
One of 267 chickens : HEN
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Unwanted guest in a pantry : ANT
Answer summary: 0 unique to this puzzle, 1 debuted here and reused later, 2 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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