"every which way," by dorothea e. shipp
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Crossword edited by Will Weng. From David Steinberg's talk about the Pre-Shortzian Puzzle Project at the 36th Annual American Crossword Puzzle Tournament, March 8, 2013.TRANSCRIPT
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NY Times, Sun, Jan 30, 1977 EVERY WHICH WAY Doro thea E. Sh ipp
ACROSS1. See above7. Heavy fabric
11 . Pens ion org .14. English forest19. Kind of card20. Network21. N issen and
Quonset22 Early British cop24. Like a teddy bear25. Bone: Preflx26 Fuegian natives27. Dress size28. Crab genus29. Appropriate
direction32. Concurs33. Forwards35 Used up36. Stile, e g38 French pupil 's
place39. He, in l taly40. Embroidery X's
and 40 (Diag.down) Conflictingarms
44. Waste al lowance45. Fan noise47. Toasl opener48. Type style. Abbr.50 Flowery plants(1 t rn r rn t ian nnr l
55. Rockne56 T V.A. unit59. Davad's musrcian60.Area of
Yugoslavia61 Owing heavi ly63. Exaggerated
accounts65. Greek god66. Certain bricks67. Deuce's superior68. Med. course69. Mind. Prefx7 1 . Seethes72. S.A. beverages74 Bible lown of
France75. Scott ish terr ier76. Little Woman et al.77. Kind of sieve78. Assam native79. Kind of rock or
door83. _ f inger at85. Place for Sophia's
f lowers86. "Madam. I'm
Adam"88. Atlantic gunnel90. Christmas
offerings92. Red dye93. Relat ives of aves.94. Condescend95. Book-ad l ist ings96. Firsfborn97. Rattle. in Scotland98. Places for berets99. Miss Bagnold
100. Spring mos.104. Typical samples
and 104 (Diagup) Oceanoangers
1 08. German nver112 Freud specialty114 t ime
1 1 5. React to boredom116 Battery part1'17. Gardeners, at
times1 '19. Place to get in on123. Pourboire124.One fleeang a land'125. Forest near S.F..126. Atmosphere.
Prefix1 2 7 . m m129 Bridge gaffe130. Blue and Frankl in1 3 1 . A s i s132 Target ofTet
offensive133 Flung the gauntiet134. Botanist Gray1 35. Cathedral part136. Musician Herb
DOWN1 Charge2. Decisive points3. Fortifications4. Roulette bet5. Beverly and
wtndow6. Eye woe. Var.7. Capri 's is blue8. Leavings. in Paris9. Preminger
10. Prescient one1 1. Panamas
12. Interference1 3. Jenny14. Book addenda
Abbr.15. Della16. Spot17. Wri ler Glyn1 8. Provoke21. Makes helpless23. Put back in place30. Boxer Tommy31. Yugos lav
pentnsula32. Ahead by one
tennis unit34. Installment
forerunner37. Stone and wine40. On this side.
Preflx41 . C l imbs, in a way42. Sonora lndian43. Surfeited
condit ion46. Writer Emily49. Don't be this, said
Polonius50. Dray51. Hebrew lyre52.Baplize53. Mrs Chaplin et al.5 4 . N C O55. Acute
56. Socialist Eugene57. Burrows58 McKinley and
Hood: Abbr.60. Twining stems61. German number62. Oppressed64. Purgative65. Sandarac lree69. Somewhat, in
music70. Cry's partner71 . Ranees 'wear73. Certify74. Spoon's
elopemenl partner75. Hails76. Snaffles and
bridoons77 . Grate78. British pokey80. Kind of window81. Writer Kingsley82. Kind of house83. Educ. TV initials84. Umpire's call85. cello86 ReaCy, old style87. Take-out shop89 Linings, in Spain90. French slope91. "_ p la is i / '95. Wise advisers
96. Letters98. Catherine, for one99. Wthin: Prefix
100 . V ipe r101. Got a pump goingl02.Victor ia _103. Clay box105. Musical
t ransi t ions106. Dig and red107. L imestone109. Seni l i ty110 . Newspape r V . l .P .1 1 1. Renounce s inning'1 13 Combine1 16. Of a space1 1 8. Oboe, for one12O. Aztec hero's wife121.Ifioat or River122. Pel ion 's rest ing
place125. Univ. degree128. Land hol low
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C-i i977 The New York Trmes Edito. Wl Weng