The NYT Crossword in Gothic Digest

Abridged commentary of The NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD IN GOTHIC.

09.12.09

Cow

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Puzzle by Barry C. Silk, edited by Will Shortz

Elusive clues are the main feature of this Saturday crossword, likely to cow a swift solve.

A few links across: 1. Pet that hisses when frightened, BOX TURTLE; 16. Croesus conquered it, IONIA; 17. Cow with a drawn-out look, STARE DOWN; 19. Name on a bottle of Emerald Dream, ESTEE; 23. Nobel-winning chancellor, BRANDT; 31. 0-to-500 scale that goes from least to most hazardous), AIR QUALITY INDEX; 37. Mathematician NIELS Henrik Abel; 50. Crystal ball alternative, TAROT; 56. Red giant variety, C STAR.

Down: 8. Easily reachable goals, LOW-HANGING FRUIT; 14. Cameo stone, SARDONYX; 31. Diversion involving a quotation, ACROSTIC; 40. Record-holder for throwing a touchdown pass in 47 consecutive games, UNITAS; 53. Letters used in dating, BCE (or any number of other abbreviations).

Cow with a drawn-out look, er… STARE DOWN?

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