New York Times Bonus Answers - Tuesday, 1st July 2014

There are 41 across clues and 44 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Tuesday, 1st July 2014. View the answers below..

Also try..
All New York Times Bonus Answers All Publications

The Answers

Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	__ Mayer (big maker of hot dogs)
AAcross 6:	They "love to bite" Armour hot dogs, in a jingle
AAcross 10:	__ steak (hot dog, slangily)
AAcross 14:	Zesty topping for a hot dog
AAcross 15:	Baseball great and legendary hot dog eater Babe __
AAcross 16:	On the briny
AAcross 17:	Couldn't stand
AAcross 18:	Retort to "Are not!"	AMSO
AAcross 19:	Hot dog's composition, in large part
AAcross 20:	Like a wallflower
AAcross 21:	__ de Cologne
AAcross 23:	Jockey's handful
AAcross 24:	__ water hot dogs (urban vendor's wares)
AAcross 26:	Parts of three-piece suits
AAcross 27:	Freight train puller
AAcross 30:	Beehive State Indians
AAcross 32:	Like good pastrami, but quite unlike most hot dogs
AAcross 33:	Balzac's "Le __ Goriot"
AAcross 34:	__ ARE HERE
AAcross 37:	Hot dog topping
AAcross 41:	Sponsor of a July 4 hot dog contest	NATHANS
AAcross 43:	Indy sponsor
AAcross 43:	Indy sponsor
AAcross 44:	Ingredient not found in kosher hot dogs
AAcross 46:	Tolkien baddies
AAcross 47:	Jack Horner's pie extraction
AAcross 48:	Hot dog, by another name
AAcross 50:	Cook hot dogs on the patio, say
AAcross 53:	Hot dog __ (roadside eatery)
AAcross 55:	Hurricane of 2011	IRENE
AAcross 56:	Toronto's prov.	ONT
AAcross 57:	__ Beta Kappa
AAcross 60:	Ingredient in vegan hot dogs
AAcross 61:	Alda of "MAS*H"
AAcross 64:	Hot dog topping
AAcross 66:	Penultimate fairy tale word
AAcross 67:	Foot-__ (large hot dog)
AAcross 68:	Hot dog __ (mobile eatery)
AAcross 69:	"A __ technicality"
AAcross 70:	Places to build
AAcross 71:	Hornets' homes
DDown 1:	Folk singer Phil
DDown 2:	Iranian ruler of old
DDown 3:	California Capitol __ Dawg (Guinness record-holder for the world's most expensive hot dog -- $149.99)
DDown 4:	Brewery offering
DDown 5:	Take, as a bus	RIDEIN
DDown 6:	Hot dog topping, for short
DDown 7:	Element suffix	IUM
DDown 8:	Tosspot's affliction
DDown 9:	"__ 'nuff!"	SHO
DDown 10:	Breaks, as a bronco
DDown 11:	"__ free for 30 days!"	USEIT
DDown 12:	Baked __ (side with a hot dog)
DDown 13:	Competes in a hot dog contest, e.g.
DDown 22:	"__ you nuts?"
DDown 23:	Bowler's start-over button
DDown 24:	By __ of (due to)
DDown 25:	"You betcha!"
DDown 26:	Aloe __
DDown 27:	Shade trees
DDown 28:	Neither masc. nor fem.	NEUT
DDown 29:	Struggle for air
DDown 31:	Number of hot dogs in a package, typically
DDown 34:	Knitter's need
DDown 35:	Fairy tale starter
DDown 36:	Superpower until 1991: Abbr.
DDown 38:	"Baseball, hot dogs, __ pie"
DDown 39:	Hot dog holder
DDown 40:	Joanne of "Abie's Irish Rose"	DRU
DDown 42:	Did some garden work
DDown 45:	Metric distances: Abbr.
DDown 48:	Sickly-looking
DDown 49:	Home for the holidays, say
DDown 50:	Lemon tree locale
DDown 51:	Direct, as to a specialist
DDown 52:	Make accustomed
DDown 54:	Hot dog picker-uppers
DDown 55:	Tabloids twosome
DDown 57:	__ in blankets (tiny hot dogs wrapped in dough)
DDown 58:	Owl's call
DDown 59:	Wayside lodgings
DDown 61:	__-beef (words on some hot dog packages)
DDown 62:	London lav
DDown 63:	Industrious bug
DDown 65:	Scot's negative