New York Times Bonus Answers - Tuesday, 1st May 2001

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

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Polar __ (Polaris)
AAcross 5:	Bryn __ College
AAcross 9:	Creator of Mickey and Goofy	WALT
AAcross 13:	Four-letter words
AAcross 15:	Canyon comeback
AAcross 16:	Capital of Western Samoa
AAcross 17:	Stanford-__ test
AAcross 18:	Lou Grant's paper, with "The"	TRIB
AAcross 19:	Pole __ (ceiling-to-floor unit)
AAcross 20:	__ Arner Boyd, the first woman to fly over the North Pole	LOUISE
AAcross 22:	Auto racer Fabi	TEO
AAcross 24:	Box score stat
AAcross 25:	"I have a dream" monogram	MLK
AAcross 26:	Map projection on which the poles cannot be shown
AAcross 28:	Pole __ (desirable starting spot in an auto race)
AAcross 32:	"I wouldn't touch it with a __-foot pole!"
AAcross 33:	Oil cartel letters
AAcross 34:	Onetime tadpole
AAcross 36:	Polar __ (measurement in some coordinate systems)
AAcross 40:	"Ich bin __ Berliner"	EIN
AAcross 41:	G.I. rank
AAcross 42:	Sought office
AAcross 44:	Don the feed bag
AAcross 45:	1/10,000,000 of the distance between a pole and the equator, roughly
AAcross 47:	Herring kin
AAcross 49:	Explorer Sverdrup, who sought to reach the North Pole
AAcross 50:	Fond du __, Wis.
AAcross 52:	Roald, the first person to reach the South Pole
AAcross 54:	Line passing through both the earth's poles
AAcross 58:	Blazed a trail
AAcross 59:	Outer: Prefix
AAcross 60:	Heavenly body
AAcross 61:	Race on a course with flag-marked poles
AAcross 64:	Color of some hummingbirds' throats
AAcross 66:	__ tree (pole on which to hang clothing)
AAcross 68:	Low man on the __ pole
AAcross 70:	"Each Dawn __" (Cagney film)	IDIE
AAcross 71:	"Peanuts" girl
AAcross 72:	Brown ermine
AAcross 73:	Shelter supported by poles
AAcross 74:	Politically incorrect suffix	ETTE
AAcross 75:	Hardens
DDown 1:	Cry hard
DDown 2:	Horse's fly-swatter
DDown 3:	"__ cost to you!"	ATNO
DDown 4:	Exhibiting cold symptoms
DDown 5:	Allot, with "out"
DDown 6:	Crossworder's dir.	ACR
DDown 7:	Like half a barber pole
DDown 8:	Peary, credited with being the first to reach the North Pole
DDown 9:	__-Mart	WAL
DDown 10:	Poles __ (completely opposite)
DDown 11:	Dance employing a pole
DDown 12:	Fleshy-snouted beast
DDown 14:	One of a circus clown's pair of poles
DDown 21:	Flatbottom boat
DDown 23:	Arctic __ (North Pole surrounder)
DDown 26:	Telephonic 6 trigram	MNO
DDown 27:	Advice giver Landers
DDown 28:	Limerick, e.g.
DDown 29:	Mayberry boy	OPIE
DDown 30:	FedExed or faxed
DDown 31:	Tolkien monsters
DDown 35:	Ending with cable or candy
DDown 37:	Comprehends
DDown 38:	Running behind
DDown 39:	English school since 1440	ETON
DDown 41:	Madrid gallery	PRADO
DDown 43:	"Never __ moment!"	ADULL
DDown 46:	New Haven collegian	ELI
DDown 48:	__ Solo ("Star Wars" role)
DDown 49:	Nonstandard stock-purchase quantities	ODDLOTS
DDown 51:	Hour __ (intersector of the poles of a celestial sphere)
DDown 53:	__-foot oil
DDown 54:	Be worthy of
DDown 55:	Display, as charm
DDown 56:	He slid down the Batpole
DDown 57:	In the neighborhood of
DDown 61:	Eye woe
DDown 62:	Platte River Indians
DDown 63:	Potatoes' partner
DDown 65:	To this day
DDown 67:	Play a part
DDown 69:	Washington, McKinley et al.: Abbr.	MTS