New York Times Bonus Answers - Saturday, 1st February 2003

There are 42 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Saturday, 1st February 2003. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"__ walks into a bar ..." (common joke start)	AGUY
AAcross 5:	"My Heart __ for You" (1951 Guy Mitchell hit)
AAcross 10:	__ of Gilead (tree with heart-shaped leaves)
AAcross 14:	"C'mon, __ a heart!"
AAcross 15:	Recapitulate
AAcross 16:	"Kind Hearts and Coronets" actor Guinness
AAcross 17:	__-heart surgery
AAcross 18:	Get this for that
AAcross 19:	Princess of India
AAcross 20:	"The Land of Heart's Desire" poet
AAcross 22:	To one's heart's __
AAcross 24:	Tuneful Horne
AAcross 27:	Nutritional inits.	RDA
AAcross 28:	Sponsor at Indy
AAcross 28:	Sponsor at Indy
AAcross 31:	Main line from the heart
AAcross 33:	Crack the books
AAcross 37:	Front end of a bray	HEE
AAcross 38:	Skier's lift
AAcross 39:	"My Heart Belongs to Daddy" composer Cole
AAcross 41:	Reason to cram
AAcross 43:	"__ Song Go Out of My Heart"	ILETA
AAcross 45:	"Faint Heart Never Won a Fair Lady," for one
AAcross 46:	Missionary Sisters of the __ Heart, founded by Mother Cabrini
AAcross 48:	"__ but the Lonely Heart" (1944 Ethel Barrymore movie)
AAcross 50:	Suffix with loyal or royal	IST
AAcross 51:	Crystal ball gazer
AAcross 52:	"I Left My Heart at the __-Door Canteen" (1942 tune)
AAcross 53:	Munched on
AAcross 54:	TV remote abbr.
AAcross 56:	Sounds of disapproval
AAcross 58:	"Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" band
AAcross 62:	"__-Hearted Men" (1928 tune)
AAcross 66:	"__ Hearts and Gentle People" (1949 tune)
AAcross 67:	Meats sold in racks
AAcross 70:	Author Sarah __ Jewett	ORNE
AAcross 71:	One end of London
AAcross 72:	Sulphur heart and similar plants
AAcross 73:	"Heart of Gold" singer Young	NEIL
AAcross 74:	A.A.A. recommendations	RTES
AAcross 75:	Roomy auto
AAcross 76:	Villa d'__	ESTE
DDown 1:	Gob's greeting
DDown 2:	Stare stupidly
DDown 3:	Eye layer
DDown 4:	1983 title role for Barbra Streisand	YENTL
DDown 5:	Chicago hrs.
DDown 6:	Play in which "robot" was coined	RUR
DDown 7:	Colorful Apple computer	IMAC
DDown 8:	"The Ponder Heart" novelist Welty	EUDORA
DDown 9:	Make purchases
DDown 10:	"My Heart Laid __" (Charles Baudelaire poem)
DDown 11:	Deejay Freed
DDown 12:	Mardi Gras follower
DDown 13:	Long distance letters	MCI
DDown 21:	County center
DDown 23:	Poi source
DDown 25:	Like some contracts	NOBID
DDown 26:	__ Sea (Amu Darya's outlet)	ARAL
DDown 28:	Tom Jones's "__ a Lady"
DDown 29:	"Deep in the Heart of __"
DDown 30:	"... first in __ and first in the hearts ..."
DDown 32:	Lott of the Senate
DDown 34:	Gay Nineties, e.g.
DDown 35:	Heart chambers
DDown 36:	Franklin or Jefferson, notably
DDown 39:	Hunger pains
DDown 40:	Heart __ (pulse measurement)
DDown 42:	G.I. dinner	MRE
DDown 44:	Precisely
DDown 47:	In the past, in the past
DDown 49:	Mouse-spotters' cries	EEKS
DDown 52:	Wear one's heart on one's __
DDown 55:	"Heartbreak Hotel" singer Presley
DDown 57:	The Rolling Stones' "Heart of __"
DDown 58:	Heart's rhythm
DDown 59:	Heart's-__ (wild pansy)
DDown 60:	Some are fine
DDown 61:	Remarked
DDown 63:	Miners' finds
DDown 64:	Pound or foot
DDown 65:	Intro to marketing?
DDown 66:	__ Bingle (Crosby moniker)	DER
DDown 68:	"Murmur of the Heart" actress Massari
DDown 69:	Nine-digit identification: Abbr.	SSN