New York Times Bonus Answers - Sunday, 1st May 2022

There are 46 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Sunday, 1st May 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"Seven Year ___" (1981 Rosanne Cash hit)
AAcross 5:	Bryce Harper, for his first seven M.L.B. seasons
AAcross 8:	One of the seven deadly sins
AAcross 12:	Teeny bit
AAcross 13:	Astronaut Shepard of the Mercury Seven
AAcross 15:	"___ number from one to 10"	PICKA
AAcross 16:	Kedrova with a 1965 Oscar	LILA
AAcross 17:	One of seven won by "Evita"
AAcross 18:	Titan who was the father of the seven Pleiades
AAcross 19:	Season seven of this sketch series featured Eddie Murphy and Joe Piscopo, for short	SNL
AAcross 20:	One of seven in the rainbow
AAcross 21:	Any of seven in a Mideast federation
AAcross 23:	Actor Ed with seven Primetime Emmys	ASNER
AAcross 25:	Feeling of rage
AAcross 26:	___ Sevens (rugby tournament broadcast by ESPN)
AAcross 26:	___ Sevens (rugby tournament broadcast by ESPN)
AAcross 27:	Bic or Waterman product
AAcross 29:	One of seven "a-swimming" in a Christmas tune
AAcross 33:	Color of seven stripes on the American flag
AAcross 35:	Peter of "Casablanca"
AAcross 37:	Mentalist's gift, for short
AAcross 37:	Mentalist's gift, for short
AAcross 38:	Big bash
AAcross 39:	One of a record seven made by Rennie Stennett in a nine-inning M.L.B. game
AAcross 40:	Golda of Israel
AAcross 41:	Toronto's prov.	ONT
AAcross 42:	Mountain chain through seven nations
AAcross 44:	Initials meaning "alias"
AAcross 44:	Initials meaning "alias"
AAcross 45:	"The Seven-___ Itch" (Monroe movie)
AAcross 47:	___ v. Wade
AAcross 48:	Really annoy
AAcross 50:	Leave speechless
AAcross 52:	"Four ___ and seven years ago ..."
AAcross 55:	Puzzle with seven geometric shapes
AAcross 59:	Railroad stop: Abbr.	STA
AAcross 60:	Lacto-___-vegetarian	OVO
AAcross 62:	Send to seventh heaven
AAcross 63:	Heche of "Six Days Seven Nights"
AAcross 65:	Shakespeare's Seven ___ of Man
AAcross 66:	Ryan who hurled seven no-hitters	NOLAN
AAcross 67:	Koh-i-___ diamond	NOOR
AAcross 68:	See 6-Down
AAcross 69:	Male deer
AAcross 70:	Seven-seat Tiguan and classic Beetle: Abbr.	VWS
AAcross 71:	Pretentiously showy
DDown 1:	Hole-punching tools
DDown 2:	Great Wall of ___ (one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World)
DDown 3:	The seven ___ of Rome
DDown 4:	Seventh Greek letter
DDown 5:	Seven, in craps
DDown 6:	With 68-Across, natural soother
DDown 7:	Fan ___ (card game also known as sevens)
DDown 8:	Liquid measures, in the U.K.
DDown 9:	The Bruins of the N.C.A.A., winners of seven consecutive national basketball championships	UCLA
DDown 10:	Card game played with sevens through aces
DDown 11:	Zap with a stun gun	TASE
DDown 14:	Bill, "the Science Guy," who has won seven Emmys
DDown 15:	Two sevens, say, in poker
DDown 20:	"For ___ a jolly good ..."
DDown 22:	Workplace for the Seven Dwarfs
DDown 24:	Like Cézanne's seven bathers
DDown 27:	One of the seven deadly sins
DDown 28:	Art Deco master with the portfolio "The Seven Deadly Sins"	ERTE
DDown 30:	Seven-day period
DDown 31:	Continent that's home to seven "-stan" nations
DDown 32:	Broadcaster of the podcast "Twenty-Four Seven"	NPR
DDown 33:	Tennis star Lacoste with seven Grand Slam wins	RENE
DDown 34:	Singer James with the song "Seven Day Fool"	ETTA
DDown 36:	"This can't be!"	OHNO
DDown 38:	Vaudevillian Eddie who performed with his seven children
DDown 40:	Powerful shark
DDown 42:	Square footage
DDown 43:	Seven ___ (colleges including Vassar and Barnard)
DDown 46:	Disorganized, like some militias
DDown 49:	___ Victor (old record label)	RCA
DDown 51:	Brown songbird
DDown 53:	Actor Moore who played Bond seven times
DDown 54:	Chris who won seven French Opens
DDown 55:	The seven perfect scores attained by Nadia Comaneci in the 1976 Olympics
DDown 56:	"Thanks ___!"
DDown 57:	"The Lion King" lioness
DDown 58:	"I met a ___ with seven wives ..."
DDown 59:	"___ White and the Seven Dwarfs"
DDown 61:	"___ can you see ..."	OSAY
DDown 64:	Thanksgiving mo.
DDown 65:	Gardner of "Seven Days in May"