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unkeyed
adjective
Atonal.
Exact(4)
Unlike us, the British are always using unkeyed letters This makes the puzzles more difficult for the solver, because he often has only one chance at a letter, but easier for the constructor, because he doesn't have to make every letter fit both horizontally and vertically.
We use symmetrical patterns of black-and-white squares and allow no unkeyed letters — that is, letters that appear in only one word of the puzzle.
"As he unkeyed his microphone, he hit the T.W.A. and cut it in half," Mr. Bernhard recalled, referring to the end of the pilot's transmission.
"As he unkeyed his microphone, he hit the T.W.A. and cut it in half," said Peter W. Bernhard, now 76 and living near Pittsburgh, the air traffic controller who had the last contact with the United pilot, Capt.
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