New York Times Bonus Answers - Wednesday, 1st November 2006

There are 44 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Wednesday, 1st November 2006. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	A drummer keeps it
AAcross 5:	Humdrum
AAcross 9:	Eastern "way"
AAcross 12:	"__ expert, but …"	IMNO
AAcross 13:	Drum accompanying a sitar
AAcross 15:	"Savage Drums" actor, 1951	SABU
AAcross 16:	One of a seagoing trio
AAcross 17:	__ drum (Caribbean instrument)
AAcross 18:	Pindaric works
AAcross 19:	"The Tin Drum" author Gunter
AAcross 21:	Late July baby
AAcross 22:	Hang in there
AAcross 23:	Like a sourball
AAcross 26:	Moore of "G.I. Jane"	DEMI
AAcross 28:	Majorca Mrs.	SRA
AAcross 31:	"John F. Kennedy: __ of Lightning, Day of Drums" (1966 documentary)
AAcross 33:	Picketer provokers
AAcross 37:	"Jeopardy!" champion Jennings
AAcross 37:	"Jeopardy!" champion Jennings
AAcross 38:	Turn on an axis
AAcross 39:	"The Muppet Show" drummer
AAcross 40:	"Picnic" playwright
AAcross 42:	Allen of the Green Mountain Boys	ETHAN
AAcross 44:	Jacques, who created Mr. Hulot
AAcross 45:	Hider in a haystack
AAcross 47:	Rebuke from Caesar	ETTU
AAcross 49:	When doubled, a kind of drum
AAcross 50:	1965 civil rights march site
AAcross 51:	"Are so!" retort	AMNOT
AAcross 52:	Suffix with elephant	INE
AAcross 53:	How much music is sold	ONCD
AAcross 55:	"Don't bet __!"
AAcross 57:	Nancy of "Flower Drum Song"	KWAN
AAcross 60:	Mantra syllables
AAcross 62:	Kind of printer with a rotating drum
AAcross 66:	Put down
AAcross 67:	Beatles drummer Starr	RINGO
AAcross 70:	Hope/Crosby "Road" destination
AAcross 71:	Shade sources
AAcross 72:	Drumming legend Gene	KRUPA
AAcross 73:	Ear-related
AAcross 74:	U.F.O. crew	ETS
AAcross 75:	Prima donnas' problems
AAcross 76:	__ Hashana	ROSH
DDown 1:	Crosby, who sang "Little Drummer Boy" with David Bowie
DDown 2:	Mideast bigwig
DDown 3:	"The King and I" teacher
DDown 4:	Raise a glass to
DDown 5:	Skid row woe
DDown 6:	Lab maze runner
DDown 7:	Genesis victim
DDown 8:	Runs in the wash
DDown 9:	Verbal fanfare that might accompany a drum roll	TADA
DDown 10:	Burrows and Fortas	ABES
DDown 11:	Drum out
DDown 14:	Natural soother
DDown 15:	Drum up, as business
DDown 20:	Comes out with
DDown 24:	Douglas Freeman biography	RELEE
DDown 25:	Stretched tight, as a drum head
DDown 27:	AOL rival	MSN
DDown 28:	Drums, slangily
DDown 29:	Zellweger of "Chicago"	RENEE
DDown 30:	Heather of Bulldog Drummond films
DDown 32:	Shorten again, maybe
DDown 34:	Stradivari's teacher
DDown 35:	Drum major's accessory
DDown 36:	Slug's trail
DDown 39:	Drummer Fig of the CBS Orchestra	ANTON
DDown 41:	"Drums Along the Mohawk" author	EDMONDS
DDown 43:	Periodic table fig.	ATNO
DDown 46:	Office PC linkup
DDown 48:	Elec., for one	UTIL
DDown 51:	Hold in esteem
DDown 54:	January 1 popper
DDown 56:	Drum accompanying a fife
DDown 57:	Swiss artist Paul
DDown 58:	"Drum-Taps" writer Whitman	WALT
DDown 59:	Uses a scope
DDown 61:	Close-fitting
DDown 63:	1974 Peace Nobelist	SATO
DDown 64:	"Y"-sporting collegians	ELIS
DDown 65:	Drumming legend Buddy
DDown 68:	Mail ctr.
DDown 69:	Western treaty grp.