New York Times Bonus Answers - Sunday, 1st April 2001

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

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Fool's __ (iron pyrites)
AAcross 5:	Hole-punching tools
AAcross 9:	Bazooka or Dubble Bubble
AAcross 12:	Big Apple stage award	OBIE
AAcross 13:	"__ all, folks!"	THATS
AAcross 15:	Fool
AAcross 16:	Italia's capital
AAcross 17:	A fool and his __ are ...
AAcross 18:	Make corrections to
AAcross 19:	"The seeming needs of my fool-driven land" poet
AAcross 21:	Thieves' hangout
AAcross 22:	Mgr.'s helper	ASST
AAcross 23:	Do damage to
AAcross 26:	Pre-Easter period
AAcross 28:	Hi-__ graphics
AAcross 31:	"Fool me once, __ ...
AAcross 33:	Fool
AAcross 37:	Tolkien tree creature	ENT
AAcross 38:	__ good example
AAcross 39:	"Chain of Fools" singer Franklin	ARETHA
AAcross 40:	Notable times
AAcross 42:	Contract contents
AAcross 44:	__-Pei (wrinkly dog)	SHAR
AAcross 45:	"Fool for the City" rock band	FOGHAT
AAcross 47:	"Psst! Pass __!"	ITON
AAcross 49:	List-ending abbr.
AAcross 50:	Subject of the old proverb "Six hours for a man, seven for a woman, and eight for a fool"
AAcross 51:	"The Triple Fool" poet John
AAcross 52:	__ Tafari (Haile Selassie)
AAcross 53:	Robin Hood's beneficiaries
AAcross 55:	Circus horn-honker
AAcross 57:	Theda of "A Fool There Was"	BARA
AAcross 60:	Norse war god
AAcross 62:	Finch of "I Thank a Fool"
AAcross 66:	"King __" (play in which The Fool appears)
AAcross 67:	Fool
AAcross 70:	Like a fox
AAcross 71:	Bone-dry
AAcross 72:	Bobby of the Black Panthers	SEALE
AAcross 73:	"Fool __" (the Westinghouse air brake, to Vanderbilt)
AAcross 74:	Stylish, in the 60's
AAcross 75:	Nothing, slangily
AAcross 76:	"As __ on TV!"
DDown 1:	Like horror flicks
DDown 2:	Double-reed woodwind
DDown 3:	Succotash bean
DDown 4:	"__ and the Fool" (Hugo Hofmannsthal play)
DDown 5:	24-hr. cash source
DDown 6:	"Won't Get Fooled Again" band, with "the"
DDown 6:	"Won't Get Fooled Again" band, with "the"
DDown 7:	Sighting from the crow's-nest
DDown 8:	"The Tender Husband, or the Accomplished Fool" playwright
DDown 9:	"__ Fool" (Mary Roberts Rinehart love story)
DDown 10:	Weapons in action films	UZIS
DDown 11:	Early feminist Lucretia Coffin __
DDown 14:	January 1 song ender
DDown 15:	"The Fool on the Hill" band, with "the"
DDown 20:	Smart talk
DDown 24:	Mitchell's Butler	RHETT
DDown 25:	Fool's __ (two-move chess victory)
DDown 27:	Major 5-Down mfr.	NCR
DDown 28:	Offshore hazards
DDown 29:	Join up
DDown 30:	All the world, to Shakespeare
DDown 32:	"Fools Die" author Puzo	MARIO
DDown 34:	None of the above
DDown 35:	"__ Fool Believes" (1979 Doobie Brothers hit)
DDown 36:	Pusher busters
DDown 39:	In unison	ASONE
DDown 41:	"Fool for Love" playwright
DDown 43:	Peaks: Abbr.	MTNS
DDown 46:	G.I.'s address
DDown 48:	With 63-Down, ocean phenomenon
DDown 51:	"Fool that I was, upon my eagle's wings ..." poet John __
DDown 54:	Elevator pioneer
DDown 56:	Jerry or Jerry Lee
DDown 57:	Sound of an exploding cigar
DDown 58:	Prefix with dynamic
DDown 59:	Midnight fridge visit
DDown 61:	Org. that's no friend of Napster	RIAA
DDown 63:	See 48-Down
DDown 64:	Gen. Robert __	ELEE
DDown 65:	"Henry Fool" star Thomas Jay __	RYAN
DDown 68:	"There is no fool like an __ fool"
DDown 69:	Boston Harbor jetsam of 1773