New York Times Bonus Answers - Thursday, 1st November 2001 There are 43 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Thursday, 1st November 2001. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times Bonus AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Shaggy oxenYAKSAAcross 5: Indian language that gave us "pemmican"CREEAAcross 9: Sprat's tabooFATAAcross 12: Polly, to Tom SawyerAUNTAAcross 13: Crazy __ (Sioux leader)HORSEAAcross 15: Arizona IndianPIMAAAcross 16: Animal that furnished Indians with buckskinDEERAAcross 17: Came toAWOKEAAcross 18: Walkie-talkie wordOVERAAcross 19: Native American related to the 8-DownALEUTAAcross 21: Knight's addressSIRAAcross 22: Arboreal abodeNESTAAcross 23: Mackerel sharkMAKOAAcross 26: Cartoonist Walker or DruckerMORTAAcross 28: Columnist Marilyn __ SavantVOSAAcross 31: James Logan was its chiefMINGOAAcross 33: Garlicky sauceAIOLIAAcross 37: "This __ stickup!"ISAAAcross 38: California IndianPOMOAAcross 39: Medicine manSHAMANAAcross 40: Polio vaccine creatorSALKAAcross 42: "__ not amused"WEAREAAcross 44: Job for Perry MasonCASEAAcross 45: Red Cloud, for oneOGLALAAAcross 47: Coconut sourcePALMAAcross 49: Part of H.R.H.HERAAcross 50: Volleyballer/model GabrielleREECEAAcross 51: Indian's abodeTEPEEAAcross 52: Navajo silverworking, e.g.ARTAAcross 53: Dish that's "slung"HASHAAcross 55: Helper: Abbr.ASSTAAcross 57: Snake dance IndianHOPIAAcross 60: "Alley __!"OOPAAcross 62: Vital arteryAORTAAAcross 66: School founded in 1440ETONAAcross 67: Joseph __ (Mohawk leader)BRANTAAcross 70: Means __ endTOANAAcross 71: Gossipy BarrettRONAAAcross 72: Sends unwanted e-mailSPAMSAAcross 73: Furry "Star Wars" critterEWOKAAcross 74: Request a doggie treatBEGAAcross 75: Great Lakes IndianERIEAAcross 76: Fit togetherMESHDDown 1: When tripled, a Seinfeld catch phraseYADADDown 2: "The Clan of the Cave Bear" author JeanAUELDDown 3: "Bury My Heart at Wounded __"KNEEDDown 4: Play the banjoSTRUMDDown 5: When doubled, a danceCHADDown 6: Propel a canoeROWDDown 7: Cupid's counterpartEROSDDown 8: Alaskan Native AmericanESKIMODDown 9: Number of tribes in the original Iroquois confederacyFIVEDDown 10: Iowa State cityAMESDDown 11: Like a sourballTARTDDown 14: Architect SaarinenEERODDown 15: Ottawa chiefPONTIACDDown 20: Pack downTAMPDDown 24: Great Plains IndianKIOWADDown 25: Treater's wordsONMEDDown 27: College cheerRAHDDown 28: Card player's headwearVISORDDown 29: Missouri IndianOSAGEDDown 30: La __ (explorer who encountered the Iroquois)SALLEDDown 32: Lose one's coolGOAPEDDown 34: Nebraska IndianOMAHADDown 35: Modern surgical toolLASERDDown 36: Like neon or kryptonINERTDDown 39: Tennis star MonicaSELESDDown 41: 57-Across dollKACHINADDown 43: __ Nui (Easter Island)RAPADDown 46: Shepherd's localeLEADDown 48: Pueblo Indian's homesiteMESADDown 51: Indian superathlete JimTHORPEDDown 54: Has a bawlSOBSDDown 56: Tribal emblemTOTEMDDown 57: Dagwood's neighborHERBDDown 58: Platte River IndianOTOEDDown 59: Early Atari video gamePONGDDown 61: Carson's predecessorPAARDDown 63: Henry __ Schoolcraft (pioneer in Native American studies)ROWEDDown 64: Pueblo IndianTAOSDDown 65: Egyptian crossANKHDDown 68: Abbr. for people with but two namesNMIDDown 69: Mao __-tungTSE