New York Times Bonus Answers - Wednesday, 1st August 2018

There are 44 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Wednesday, 1st August 2018. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Singer __ James, nicknamed "Miss Peaches"	ETTA
AAcross 5:	Tacks on
AAcross 9:	Two-footed creature
AAcross 14:	Roald who wrote "James and the Giant Peach"
AAcross 15:	Peach or pecan
AAcross 16:	T.S. ___, writer of the line "Do I dare to eat a peach?"
AAcross 17:	Russia's ___ Mountains	URAL
AAcross 18:	Roman moon goddess
AAcross 19:	Creditors' holdings
AAcross 20:	Film director Burton who co-produced "James and the Giant Peach"	TIM
AAcross 21:	Well-suited
AAcross 22:	Fashion designer Bill	BLASS
AAcross 23:	Hathaway of "Ocean's 8"
AAcross 25:	Metal-bearing mineral
AAcross 25:	Metal-bearing mineral
AAcross 26:	Claude who painted "Jar of Peaches"
AAcross 28:	Needless bother
AAcross 29:	1/3 of a tbsp.	TSP
AAcross 32:	Bottle top
AAcross 33:	Waste maker, in a saying
AAcross 35:	Nobelist Wiesel	ELIE
AAcross 37:	Rome's ___ Fountain	TREVI
AAcross 39:	One way to serve peach cobbler
AAcross 40:	___ peaches (canned fruit)
AAcross 41:	What to call a king
AAcross 42:	Adams who photographed Yosemite	ANSEL
AAcross 44:	Gear tooth
AAcross 45:	Muesli morsel
AAcross 46:	Genesis woman
AAcross 47:	Napkin material
AAcross 49:	Hawaiian strings, for short
AAcross 50:	Woodwind with a conical bore
AAcross 51:	Peach center
AAcross 54:	West whose roles included Peaches O'Day
AAcross 55:	F.D.R. public works program
AAcross 58:	Vodka with a Peachik flavor, familiarly	STOLI
AAcross 59:	Deborah of "The King and I"	KERR
AAcross 60:	Princess Peach's attendant, in the Nintendo universe
AAcross 62:	Rid of vermin, Pied Piper-style
AAcross 63:	"___ a Song Go out of My Heart"	ILET
AAcross 64:	Up to the task
AAcross 65:	"Goosebumps" author R.L.	STINE
AAcross 66:	Alan who played Hawkeye Pierce	ALDA
AAcross 67:	Grand slam's four, for short	RBIS
DDown 1:	College URL suffix	EDU
DDown 2:	Pastry that may contain peaches
DDown 3:	Cuisine with curries
DDown 4:	___ Brothers (band with the album "Eat a Peach")	ALLMAN
DDown 5:	City whose main drag is Peachtree Street
DDown 6:	Peach or plum, e.g.
DDown 7:	Fender-bender consequence
DDown 8:	___ star (Peach in "Finding Nemo," e.g.)
DDown 9:	___ of Georgia (peach variety)
DDown 10:	Pelvic bones
DDown 11:	Peach or pecan desserts
DDown 12:	Long, long times
DDown 13:	Wino's woe, for short
DDown 22:	"Don't tase me, ___!"
DDown 24:	Soda brand with a peach flavor	NEHI
DDown 25:	"The Flowering Peach" playwright Clifford
DDown 26:	___ Bros., Nintendo franchise in which Princess Peach appears	MARIO
DDown 27:	"The Threepenny ___" (work in which Polly Peachum appears)
DDown 28:	Do penance
DDown 29:	___ Aviv, Israel
DDown 30:	Canned peaches section
DDown 31:	Attach, as a corsage
DDown 31:	Attach, as a corsage
DDown 32:	Euro fractions: Abbr.	CTS
DDown 34:	Remove the peach fuzz
DDown 36:	Omelette ingredient
DDown 38:	Pet doc
DDown 40:	Advertiser's award
DDown 43:	Peach variety named for its developer's wife	ELBERTA
DDown 46:	__ out (barely make)
DDown 48:	Peach drink
DDown 49:	Form an alliance
DDown 50:	Propelled a dinghy
DDown 51:	Editor's "leave it"
DDown 52:	Spelling of "90210"
DDown 53:	"The Good Earth" heroine who planted a peach tree	OLAN
DDown 54:	"Miss Peach" cartoonist Lazarus
DDown 56:	Ty ___, baseball's "Georgia Peach"
DDown 57:	West Coast state, informally
DDown 58:	Radical org. revived in 2006	SDS
DDown 59:	Korean automaker	KIA
DDown 61:	___ Moines, Iowa