New York Times Bonus Answers - Sunday, 1st July 2012

There are 43 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Sunday, 1st July 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Cold spell
AAcross 5:	__ race (cold war issue)
AAcross 9:	Cold-turkey consequence, for short
AAcross 12:	"Funky Cold Medina" rapper __ Loc
AAcross 13:	Poet whose epitaph reads "Cast a cold eye / On life, on death. / Horseman, pass by!"
AAcross 15:	San __, Italy	REMO
AAcross 16:	Like a G.I. peeling spuds	ONKP
AAcross 17:	Baseball's Garciaparra	NOMAR
AAcross 18:	Jack of "Hot Lead and Cold Feet"
AAcross 19:	"__ porridge cold ..."
AAcross 21:	"Wherefore __ thou Romeo?"
AAcross 22:	Hollywood and __ (famous intersection)
AAcross 23:	"Yeah, sure!"	IBET
AAcross 26:	Bouquet holder
AAcross 28:	__-Man (classic video game)
AAcross 31:	Robert of "In Cold Blood"
AAcross 33:	Those against
AAcross 37:	Barbecue residue
AAcross 38:	Cold-caller's goal
AAcross 39:	Convincingly stated
AAcross 40:	Evaded the tag, say
AAcross 42:	Largo or allegro
AAcross 44:	"Sesame Street" character who sang "Hot N Cold" with Katy Perry	ELMO
AAcross 45:	"Frank Sinatra Has a Cold" author Gay	TALESE
AAcross 47:	Slightly, on a score
AAcross 49:	A koozie will help keep one cold
AAcross 50:	Jazz singer O'Day	ANITA
AAcross 51:	Offered one's seat
AAcross 52:	Cold __ (beer, informally)
AAcross 53:	Where to get off
AAcross 55:	Knocked cold, with "out"
AAcross 57:	Cold-shoulder
AAcross 60:	__ room (play area)
AAcross 62:	Like a cold sufferer's voice
AAcross 66:	"Getting colder," for one
AAcross 67:	Like a cold fish
AAcross 70:	Cold coating
AAcross 71:	A HOMES lake
AAcross 72:	Cold precipitation
AAcross 73:	Had down cold
AAcross 74:	Firm up
AAcross 75:	Tacks on
AAcross 76:	Use FedEx or UPS
DDown 1:	__ cold (halt immediately)
DDown 2:	0%
DDown 3:	"Puppy Love" singer Paul	ANKA
DDown 4:	Soft drink with the old slogan "Taste that beats the others cold"
DDown 5:	"Atlas Shrugged" author Rand	AYN
DDown 6:	Vintage auto
DDown 7:	Bear whose porridge was too cold
DDown 8:	"__ a cold, feed a fever" (or vice versa?)
DDown 9:	Cold cuts purveyor
DDown 10:	Untouchables member, for short
DDown 11:	A few
DDown 14:	Mlle., across the Pyrenees	SRTA
DDown 15:	"A dish best served cold," in a saying
DDown 20:	Flows back
DDown 24:	Make joyous
DDown 25:	"The Spy Who Came In From the Cold," e.g.
DDown 27:	__ Paulo, Brazil	SAO
DDown 28:	Cold picnic dish
DDown 29:	Narnia lion	ASLAN
DDown 30:	Hot dish with a cold-sounding name
DDown 32:	Neat in appearance
DDown 34:	Phone service provider, for short
DDown 35:	"Cold Mountain" hero W. P. __	INMAN
DDown 36:	__ cold sober
DDown 39:	Hot drink for a cold day
DDown 41:	Cold war thaw
DDown 43:	Minnesota Fats's game
DDown 46:	Brass instrument with a reed
DDown 48:	Chief Norse god
DDown 51:	Stevens of "In Cold Blood"
DDown 54:	Tax-deferred investments, briefly	IRAS
DDown 56:	They're often washed separately from whites
DDown 57:	The Rolling Stones' "__ So Cold"
DDown 58:	Bring on board
DDown 59:	Mil or mile
DDown 61:	Like Vassar, since 1969
DDown 61:	Like Vassar, since 1969
DDown 63:	Trig ratio
DDown 64:	"Agreed!"
DDown 65:	Like a dirty old man
DDown 68:	Brit. lexicon
DDown 68:	Brit. lexicon
DDown 69:	Knox and Dix: Abbr.	FTS