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The NYT Crossword in Gothic Digest

Abridged commentary of The NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD IN GOTHIC.

07.24.09

L'Homme Désespéré!

Self Portrait (The Desperate Man) 1844, Gustave Courbet

Friday, July 24, 2009

Puzzle by Patrick Berry, edited by Will Shortz

T.G.I.F.! -- nearly a dozen never-before entries and slew of clues of no clue!

A few links -- Across: 16. AMELIA Bloomer after whom bloomers are named; 19. Toy from China, PEKE; 25. Fast hits, LINE DRIVES; 29. Musical direction that means “lyrical” in Italian, CANTABILE; 30. Actor who debuted in “Kung Fu: The Movie”, BRANDON LEE; 35. Activities at punk rock concerts, SLAM DANCES.

Down: 3. Diagonally set spar, SPRIT; 10. Calamitous decline, NOSE DIVE; 11. French painter GUSTAVE Courbet; 13. Pulitzer-winning historian Frederick Jackson TURNER; 19. Team whose home arena is the Palace of Auburn Hills, PISTONS; 25. Convertible carriage, LANDAU; 29. Local or regional Boy Scout gathering, CAMPOREE; 32. Medieval conquerors, TARTARS; 46. Ingredient in Delftware glazing, TIN; 47. "What next?", AND...
Voilà!

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