New York Times Bonus Answers - Wednesday, 1st August 2001

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

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	__ Vegas
AAcross 4:	Edwin, inventor of the polaroid camera
AAcross 8:	Bric-a-__	BRAC
AAcross 12:	Supermodel Macpherson	ELLE
AAcross 14:	Periodic __ (Mendeleev invention)
AAcross 15:	Actress Petty or Singer	LORI
AAcross 16:	Like diehard rooters
AAcross 17:	Words of empathy	ICARE
AAcross 18:	__ Jay Lerner ("The Night They Invented Champagne" lyricist)
AAcross 19:	John, inventor of logarithms
AAcross 21:	Inventor of an alphabet for the blind
AAcross 23:	Gravity-driven vehicles
AAcross 26:	U.S.N. rank
AAcross 27:	Perth __, N.J.	AMBOY
AAcross 30:	"__ Howdy Doody time!"
AAcross 32:	Coup __	DETAT
AAcross 36:	Swiss capital
AAcross 37:	Cyrus McCormick invention
AAcross 39:	Rock producer Brian	ENO
AAcross 40:	Word on a dime
AAcross 41:	Two-time loser to D.D.E.	AES
AAcross 42:	Ill temper
AAcross 43:	Oil treatment letters
AAcross 43:	Oil treatment letters
AAcross 44:	Suffix with schnozz or pay
AAcross 45:	Gyrocompass inventor Elmer
AAcross 47:	Piggy bank feature
AAcross 48:	__ camera (Eastman invention)	KODAK
AAcross 50:	Triode inventor De Forest
AAcross 51:	John McTammany, inventor of the player __
AAcross 52:	Cariou or Deighton	LEN
AAcross 54:	Kind of jar named for its inventor
AAcross 56:	Airplane part invented by Glenn Curtiss
AAcross 60:	Took more than one's share of
AAcross 64:	River of Hades
AAcross 65:	Knife named for its credited inventor
AAcross 68:	Cube inventor Rubik	ERNO
AAcross 69:	Garr or Hatcher	TERI
AAcross 70:	Oliver, the inventor of the first high-pressure steam engine
AAcross 71:	Stethoscope inventor Laënnec	RENE
AAcross 72:	Iowa State city	AMES
AAcross 73:	Highlands girl
AAcross 74:	Horror director Craven	WES
DDown 1:	Jack Sprat's diet
DDown 2:	13-Down's middle name	ALVA
DDown 3:	Lose one's footing
DDown 4:	Fond du __, Wis.
DDown 5:	Attorneys' org.
DDown 6:	Agcy. dealing with unions
DDown 7:	Inventor of a self-polishing steel plow
DDown 8:	Adding machine inventor Pascal
DDown 9:	__ film (Eastman invention)
DDown 10:	Sea near the Caspian	ARAL
DDown 11:	__ projector (patent of inventor Charles Francis Jenkins)
DDown 13:	Record player inventor
DDown 14:	Pneumatic __ (invention credited to John Boyd Dunlop)
DDown 20:	TV Tarzan Ron	ELY
DDown 22:	Ampère, inventor of the astatic needle	ANDRE
DDown 24:	Kind of engine named for its inventor
DDown 25:	Amtrak listing: Abbr.	STA
DDown 27:	"You can't judge __ ..."	ABOOK
DDown 28:	__ Park (13-Down lab site)	MENLO
DDown 29:	Inventor Otto Rohwedder, perfecter of the __ slicer
DDown 31:	Rose family shrub
DDown 33:	Nikola, inventor of an alternating-current electic motor
DDown 34:	Microscope inventor van Leeuwenhoek	ANTON
DDown 35:	__-bottom (comprehensive)	TOPTO
DDown 37:	Bodybuilder's unit
DDown 38:	Ending with mock or crock	ERY
DDown 41:	Inquisitive one
DDown 46:	Sleep acronym
DDown 47:	Sewing machine inventor Isaac
DDown 49:	Carrel, co-inventor of an early artificial heart	ALEXIS
DDown 51:	Nanki-__
DDown 53:	Dynamite inventor
DDown 55:	Tom Jones's "__ a Lady"
DDown 56:	"The Thin Man" pooch	ASTA
DDown 57:	Agenda listing
DDown 58:	Instrument said to have been invented by Hermes
DDown 59:	__ Scotia
DDown 61:	Shot up
DDown 62:	Kin of -ess or -trix	ENNE
DDown 63:	Bucks' belles
DDown 66:	"That __ no lady ..."
DDown 67:	Feet in the door, so to speak