New York Times Bonus Answers - Thursday, 1st February 2001

There are 42 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Thursday, 1st February 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Gladys Knight's backup group
AAcross 5:	O'Brien of late-night TV	CONAN
AAcross 10:	Icky stuff
AAcross 14:	Rapper who starred in "New Jack City"	ICET
AAcross 15:	"The __ Lesson" (Pulitzer-winning play by August Wilson)
AAcross 16:	Tennis great Arthur
AAcross 17:	Gift-bearing trio
AAcross 18:	Set straight
AAcross 19:	Wine bottle datum
AAcross 20:	"You can't teach __ ..."	ANOLD
AAcross 22:	Boxing great Sugar Ray
AAcross 24:	Puff, to a hippie
AAcross 27:	Baton Rouge sch.	LSU
AAcross 28:	Inquisitive interjections
AAcross 31:	1960 track gold medalist Rudolph	WILMA
AAcross 33:	2001 Hall of Fame electee Winfield	DAVE
AAcross 37:	Gradually slower, in mus.
AAcross 37:	Gradually slower, in mus.
AAcross 38:	Perry and Della's creator	ERLE
AAcross 39:	Voters pull them
AAcross 41:	Former heavyweight champ "__" Mike Tyson
AAcross 43:	Count of big band fame	BASIE
AAcross 45:	"God Sends Sunday" novelist __ Bontemps
AAcross 46:	Alexa, the first black woman neurosurgeon in the U.S.	CANADY
AAcross 48:	Shooting marbles
AAcross 50:	Fats Waller's "It's a __ to Tell a Lie"
AAcross 51:	Luncheonette list
AAcross 52:	Native of southern India or northern Sri Lanka
AAcross 53:	"A mouse!"
AAcross 54:	The __-i-noor diamond	KOH
AAcross 56:	Right away, on a memo
AAcross 58:	Paul of "Show Boat"
AAcross 62:	Basketball great Johnson
AAcross 66:	Roy Innis's org.
AAcross 67:	Imamu __ Baraka (LeRoi Jones)	AMIRI
AAcross 70:	Hindu princess
AAcross 71:	Like Ogden Nash's lama	ONEL
AAcross 72:	Black history scholar Henry Louis __
AAcross 73:	"I have a dream" speaker
AAcross 74:	Place for a cooling pie
AAcross 75:	Slalom shapes
AAcross 76:	Fr. holy women	STES
DDown 1:	Arizona Indian
DDown 2:	"Yes __" (Sammy Davis Jr. bio)	ICAN
DDown 3:	"__ My Heart" (old standard)	PEGO
DDown 4:	Basketball legend Wilt "The __" Chamberlain
DDown 5:	Apr. workhorse
DDown 6:	Gas station supply
DDown 7:	Catch, slangily
DDown 8:	Tina Turner portrayer Bassett	ANGELA
DDown 9:	They're taboo	NONOS
DDown 10:	"And Still I Rise" poet Angelou
DDown 11:	Exploitative sort
DDown 12:	Scrap in 2000 election news
DDown 13:	Prefix with plunk or plop	KER
DDown 21:	"When __ eat?"	DOWE
DDown 23:	In one's birthday suit
DDown 25:	2001 Hall of Fame electee Puckett
DDown 26:	Fitzgerald of jazz	ELLA
DDown 28:	Grid great Dickerson
DDown 29:	Revels, the first black U.S. senator	HIRAM
DDown 30:	Rock star Sly
DDown 32:	Socialite Perle	MESTA
DDown 34:	Actress Gardner
DDown 35:	Chapter and __
DDown 36:	Banks who was called "Mr. Cub"	ERNIE
DDown 39:	Heavyweight champ Lennox __
DDown 40:	Went under
DDown 42:	A Bobbsey twin
DDown 44:	Simon and Garfunkel's "__ Rock"	IAMA
DDown 47:	Ellington of jazz
DDown 49:	Shut hard
DDown 52:	Clarence of the Supreme Court
DDown 55:	Midwestern tribesman
DDown 57:	Rosa of Montgomery's bus boycott
DDown 58:	Rice-A-__	RONI
DDown 59:	Hurler Hershiser	OREL
DDown 60:	Negro Leagues legend Cool Papa __
DDown 61:	Little lice
DDown 63:	Gallop, trot or canter
DDown 64:	Rest stop, in colonial times	INNE
DDown 65:	Smokes, for short
DDown 66:	Funnyman Bill, briefly
DDown 68:	Mr. __ (old board game similar to Clue)
DDown 69:	Mag. edition	ISS