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

There are 41 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Thursday, 1st March 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Nat's daughter Natalie
AAcross 5:	Christian Scientist Mary Baker __
AAcross 9:	Ted Turner's ex Jane
AAcross 14:	Genesis victim
AAcross 15:	"__ (The Banana Boat Song)"	DAYO
AAcross 16:	" ... not __? When it's ajar."	ADOOR
AAcross 17:	It has two shoulders but no head
AAcross 18:	Jazz singer Anita	ODAY
AAcross 19:	Singer Della	REESE
AAcross 20:	Tennis player Richards	RENEE
AAcross 22:	American-born former queen of Jordan	NOOR
AAcross 24:	Salonga or Thompson
AAcross 25:	Best Actress of 1982 Meryl
AAcross 28:	Q-Tip, for one
AAcross 30:	Blackthorn fruits
AAcross 32:	"Lady Soul" Franklin	ARETHA
AAcross 36:	Leave speechless
AAcross 39:	Swimmer/actress Williams
AAcross 41:	Sloth's hangout
AAcross 42:	Ruth __ Ginsburg	BADER
AAcross 44:	Baseball great Campanella	ROY
AAcross 45:	Atheist Madalyn Murray __	OHAIR
AAcross 46:	Mold-ripened cheese
AAcross 47:	Former Texas congresswoman Barbara
AAcross 49:	Old hand
AAcross 50:	Channel swimmer Gertrude
AAcross 52:	Downy duck
AAcross 54:	"Star Wars" dancing girl	OOLA
AAcross 56:	Diner patrons
AAcross 59:	Breakfast drinks, briefly	OJS
AAcross 62:	Radius neighbor
AAcross 64:	Platte River tribesmen	OTOES
AAcross 66:	Soaps star Susan	LUCCI
AAcross 68:	Prelude to the 2000 World Series, for the Mets: Abbr.	NLCS
AAcross 71:	Pop singer Amos
AAcross 72:	Diarist Nin	ANAIS
AAcross 73:	One-named supermodel	IMAN
AAcross 74:	Getting __ years	ONIN
AAcross 75:	Gossipmonger
AAcross 76:	Former chief justice Warren
AAcross 77:	Sign gas
DDown 1:	Singer Vikki
DDown 2:	Double-reed instruments
DDown 3:	Tilted
DDown 4:	Former surgeon general Joycelyn
DDown 5:	Tokyo, formerly
DDown 6:	Pop
DDown 7:	Actress Cannon	DYAN
DDown 8:	Toys on strings	YOYOS
DDown 9:	Margaret, the first New York Times crossword editor	FARRAR
DDown 10:	Poem of praise
DDown 11:	Lois Lane portrayer Neill
DDown 12:	Prescription amount
DDown 13:	Atlas stat
DDown 21:	Conger catcher	EELER
DDown 23:	Man __ (famous racehorse)	OWAR
DDown 26:	Dawn goddess
DDown 27:	Prefix with dollars or chemical	PETRO
DDown 29:	Pulitzer playwright Henley
DDown 31:	Early TV star Dinah
DDown 33:	Lint collector
DDown 34:	Will beneficiary
DDown 35:	Flying start?
DDown 36:	Singer Lane
DDown 37:	Feminist Julia __ Howe
DDown 38:	Emmy winner Falco	EDIE
DDown 40:	Singer Gormé	EYDIE
DDown 43:	Architect Saarinen	EERO
DDown 45:	"You're __ talk!"	ONETO
DDown 47:	Congeal
DDown 48:	Critic __ Louise Huxtable
DDown 51:	__ May Alcott	LOUISA
DDown 53:	Mary Lou of gymnastics fame	RETTON
DDown 55:	Deadeye Oakley	ANNIE
DDown 57:	TV executive Arledge	ROONE
DDown 58:	Prefix with comic	SERIO
DDown 59:	Oil of __ (cosmetics brand)	OLAY
DDown 60:	Actress Allyson
DDown 61:	Read, as a bar code
DDown 63:	Soprano Gluck
DDown 65:	__ Fein	SINN
DDown 67:	Op. __ (footnote abbr.)
DDown 69:	Indy 500 entrant
DDown 70:	Gilda Radner's old show, for short	SNL