New York Times Bonus Answers - Saturday, 1st October 2011

There are 43 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Saturday, 1st October 2011. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	All the world's one, to Shakespeare
AAcross 6:	ASCAP counterpart
AAcross 9:	SeaWorld barker
AAcross 13:	Blood-related
AAcross 14:	Board game of world domination
AAcross 16:	Toy block brand
AAcross 17:	Manicurist's material
AAcross 18:	Closely related
AAcross 19:	Baseball's youngest 600-homer man, informally	AROD
AAcross 20:	Busy mo. for the I.R.S.
AAcross 21:	"We can __ the world ..." (lyrics from CSNY's "Chicago")
AAcross 23:	John who wrote "The World According to Garp"
AAcross 25:	Add to the staff
AAcross 26:	Get-up-and-go
AAcross 27:	Robert Jordan's "The __ of the World"
AAcross 28:	Flash of light
AAcross 30:	Costner of "Waterworld"	KEVIN
AAcross 32:	Its calendar predicts the end of the world in 2012
AAcross 33:	Cooties
AAcross 34:	"Change the World" singer Clapton
AAcross 38:	Sea of __ (Black Sea arm)	AZOV
AAcross 39:	"She loves me ... " unit
AAcross 40:	Jay who wrote "How to Be the Funniest Kid in the Whole Wide World"
AAcross 41:	Great __ (dog breed claiming the record for the world's tallest)
AAcross 42:	All tied up
AAcross 43:	"Stop the World and Let Me Off" singer Patsy
AAcross 44:	Org. that "tracks" Santa	NORAD
AAcross 46:	Nickels and dimes
AAcross 47:	One who fought in World War II, say
AAcross 50:	Builder: Abbr.	MFR
AAcross 51:	The world record for this is 3:43
AAcross 52:	Macworld 2007 debut
AAcross 54:	World Cup announcer's cry
AAcross 55:	"CSI" evidence
AAcross 58:	Ponzi scheme, e.g.
AAcross 59:	Navy noncoms	CPOS
AAcross 61:	Best in the world
AAcross 63:	Muscular fitness
AAcross 64:	Fit __ tied	TOBE
AAcross 65:	Niven who starred in "Around the World in 80 Days"
AAcross 66:	Abbr. on a memo	ATTN
AAcross 67:	Grafton's "__ for Evidence"	EIS
AAcross 68:	Tina Majorino's "Waterworld" role	ENOLA
DDown 1:	2000 World Series site
DDown 2:	Office fill-in
DDown 3:	From the New World: Abbr.	AMER
DDown 4:	Long-nosed fish
DDown 5:	__ Fields (mythological afterworld)
DDown 6:	Huxley's "__ New World"
DDown 7:	Myers of "Wayne's World"
DDown 8:	"It __" (reply to "Who's there?")
DDown 9:	Serb or Croat
DDown 10:	Otherworldly
DDown 11:	"... the __ of defeat" ("Wide World of Sports" intro words)
DDown 12:	Meeting place for Moose or Elks
DDown 15:	Stuntman Evel, holder of the Guinness World Record for broken bones	KNIEVEL
DDown 22:	Slot machine part
DDown 24:	Sch. in Troy, N.Y.	RPI
DDown 25:	Devoutly-hoped-for afterworld
DDown 26:	Praline nut
DDown 28:	Mideast's __ Strip
DDown 29:	French city known for silk
DDown 30:	Passed illegally, as a check
DDown 31:	Bly who circled the world
DDown 32:	Word appearing four times before "World" in a 1963 movie title
DDown 33:	Burton of "Roots"	LEVAR
DDown 35:	Jockey's strap
DDown 36:	B&B's
DDown 37:	Sebastian who once held the world record for the 51-Across	COE
DDown 39:	Like Don Larsen's famous 1956 World Series game
DDown 43:	"When Worlds __" (1951 sci-fi film)
DDown 45:	Every, on an Rx	OMN
DDown 46:	Org. that publishes "The World Factbook"
DDown 47:	Lake Buena __ (Disney World setting)
DDown 48:	Disney World theme park	EPCOT
DDown 49:	Former U.N. leader U __	THANT
DDown 51:	Mel Brooks role in "History of the World Part I"
DDown 53:	Prophetic sign
DDown 54:	World's most northern desert
DDown 55:	"Whip It" rock group	DEVO
DDown 56:	Execute perfectly, slangily
DDown 57:	Pierce player on "MAS*H"	ALDA
DDown 60:	Poet who wrote "I dwelt alone / In a world of moan"
DDown 62:	Rather who used to end his show with "That's part of our world tonight"