New York Times Bonus Answers - Monday, 1st February 2016 There are 43 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Monday, 1st February 2016. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times Bonus AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Radio pioneer NikolaTESLAAAcross 6: __ Deco (style of New York's Radio City Music Hall)ARTAAcross 9: Planet involved in a 1938 radio "invasion"MARSAAcross 13: Sportscaster Mel, a National Radio Hall-of-FamerALLENAAcross 14: "Psycho" actress MilesVERAAAcross 16: Window blind sectionSLATAAcross 17: Group of warshipsFLEETAAcross 18: Pioneering radio D.J. __ FreedALANAAcross 19: RPGN Radio, player of video __ soundtracksGAMEAAcross 20: Early radio sportscaster __ HusingTEDAAcross 21: Oil company that sponsored early radio's "Five Star Theater"ESSOAAcross 23: Holy __ (bratty little kid)TERRORAAcross 25: Fit of piqueSNITAAcross 26: Imus of shock radioDONAAcross 27: Web portal launched on the same day as Windows 95MSNAAcross 28: Pizzeria appliancesOVENSAAcross 30: Octet "a-milking" in a Christmas songMAIDSAAcross 32: Geoffrey Toye's "The Red Pen," which premiered on radio in 1925, e.g.OPERAAAcross 33: "Hee Haw" radio stationKORNAAcross 34: "In the same place," in footnotesIBID.AAcross 38: Super-short skirtMINIAAcross 39: Curie who conducted pioneering research in radioactivityMARIEAAcross 40: Went by bus, sayRODEAAcross 41: __ particle (emission from a radioactive nucleus)BETAAAcross 42: Elvis's middle name, on his birth certificateARONAAcross 43: Buffalo nickel animal, reallyBISONAAcross 44: Radio-based navigation systemLORANAAcross 46: Like Cinderella's stepmotherCRUELAAcross 47: Be in hockOWEAAcross 50: Halloween mo.OCTAAcross 51: Dwarf planet discovered in 2005ERISAAcross 52: Language used for encoded radio transmissions in 1940s warfareNAVAHOAAcross 54: Radio transmitter power unitWATTAAcross 55: Crystal __ (simple radio receiver)SETAAcross 58: Geraint's belovedENIDAAcross 59: Hourly radio broadcast, perhapsNEWSAAcross 61: Radio ad, e.g.PROMOAAcross 63: Suffix with utter or avoidANCEAAcross 64: "Would __ to you?"ILIEAAcross 65: Radio booth signON AIRAAcross 66: "Open House __" (popular syndicated Top 40 radio program)LATEAAcross 67: $1,000,000, slangilyMILAAcross 68: Sweet Sixteen, sayPARTYDDown 1: U.S. president who later became Chief JusticeTAFTDDown 2: French fashion magazineELLEDDown 3: Radio Flyer, for oneSLEDDDown 4: De Forest, the self-described "Father of Radio"LEEDDown 5: Radio signal sender or receiverANTENNADDown 6: Sailor's "Halt!"AVASTDDown 7: Move, in real estate lingoRELODDown 8: Lead-in to "la-la"TRADDown 9: Catholic title: Abbr.MSGRDDown 10: Clock radio featureALARMDDown 11: __ gin fizzRAMOSDDown 12: Howard of satellite radioSTERNDDown 15: Radioactivity discoverer ___ BecquerelANTOINEDDown 22: Bro's siblingSISDDown 24: Sign off, as a broadcastENDDDown 25: Radio western of old, e.g.SERIALDDown 26: Bobby of 1950s/'60s radioDARINDDown 28: "__ and Anthony" (radio talk show until 2014)OPIEDDown 29: Let off, as steamVENTDDown 30: NumbskullMORONDDown 31: Big name in satellite radioSIRIUSDDown 32: Govt. fiscal agcy.OMBDDown 33: Measure of gold purityKARATDDown 35: Wave Radio makerBOSEDDown 36: Golden calf, for oneIDOLDDown 37: Room for a man caveDENDDown 39: Radio pioneer Guglielmo __MARCONIDDown 43: Radiohead's music genreBRITPOPDDown 45: "la-la" lead-inOOHDDown 46: Old-style PC screenCRTDDown 47: Shaq who did Radio Shack commercialsONEALDDown 48: "__ buy a duck?" (Joe Penner radio catchphrase)WANNADDown 49: Kick outEVICTDDown 51: Painter's propEASELDDown 53: "Zip- __-Doo-Dah"ADEEDDown 54: When the 52-Across Code Talkers served: Abbr.WWIIDDown 55: Fly like an eagleSOARDDown 56: Give off, as radio wavesEMITDDown 57: British conservativeTORYDDown 60: Shade treeELMDDown 62: Messenger __ (genetic material)RNA