New York Times Bonus Answers - Saturday, 1st October 2022

There are 41 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Saturday, 1st October 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"___ the presses!" (shout at a newspaper printing plant)
AAcross 5:	Keyless car starter
AAcross 8:	___ & Leisure (Sunday newspaper feature)
AAcross 12:	New York or London newspaper
AAcross 14:	Newspaper's trademarked graphic
AAcross 15:	___ review (newspaper feature)
AAcross 16:	Newspaper calendar listing
AAcross 17:	Fitzgerald of jazz	ELLA
AAcross 18:	Volkswagen's luxury line	AUDI
AAcross 19:	Unit of scrap newspaper
AAcross 20:	Newspaper's clientele
AAcross 23:	Bit of body art, for short
AAcross 24:	Drop in the mail
AAcross 25:	Do as told
AAcross 27:	Long-winded speech
AAcross 30:	Quarterback Tom with seven Super Bowl wins
AAcross 33:	Standing straight up
AAcross 34:	Lou Grant's newspaper on TV, informally	TRIB
AAcross 35:	Texter's "That's funny!"	LOL
AAcross 38:	Part of an udder
AAcross 39:	Ill-mannered sorts
AAcross 40:	"___ your pardon!"	IBEG
AAcross 42:	Inventor Whitney	ELI
AAcross 43:	Falco of "The Sopranos"	EDIE
AAcross 44:	Spiteful, as a remark
AAcross 45:	Satirical newspaper founded in 1988, with "The"
AAcross 47:	Airport sign holder, say
AAcross 48:	"Citizen" who owned a newspaper in film
AAcross 50:	Vertical divisions of a newspaper page: Abbr.
AAcross 51:	Fleur-de-___
AAcross 52:	Half-size newspaper
AAcross 56:	Ad ___ (newspaper employee, for short)
AAcross 59:	University in New Rochelle, N.Y.	IONA
AAcross 61:	Daily ___ (London newspaper)
AAcross 62:	Rudimentary seed
AAcross 64:	Teacher's graduate deg.	MSED
AAcross 65:	Make repairs to
AAcross 66:	Newspapers, radio, television, etc.
AAcross 67:	Pod in jambalaya
AAcross 68:	Mork's home planet	ORK
AAcross 69:	Stickshift selection
DDown 1:	Newspaper proofer's "leave it"
DDown 2:	Big name in DVRs	TIVO
DDown 3:	Sign of impending doom
DDown 4:	Felt-tip or ballpoint
DDown 5:	Above the ___ (on the top half of a newspaper page)
DDown 6:	Eye leeringly
DDown 7:	Male pig
DDown 8:	Attorneys' org.
DDown 9:	Newspaper carrier's assignment
DDown 10:	USA ___ (national newspaper)
DDown 11:	Comedy sketch
DDown 13:	Fleet ___ (London's newspaper district)
DDown 14:	Metal used in old newspaper type
DDown 21:	-30-, to a newspaper editor
DDown 22:	Pre-grown lawn
DDown 24:	Part of a Sunday newspaper
DDown 26:	Names on newspaper articles
DDown 27:	___ type (prepare a newspaper, in the old days)
DDown 28:	Canadian tribe
DDown 29:	___ Estate (Sunday newspaper feature)
DDown 30:	Daily ___ (U.C.L.A.'s newspaper)
DDown 31:	Baptism or bar mitzvah
DDown 32:	Tummy muscles, in brief
DDown 34:	___ list (chores)
DDown 36:	Newspaper article that may be bordered in black
DDown 37:	Start of a newspaper article, in journalese
DDown 39:	Hawaiian neck adornment
DDown 41:	Land where the newspaper Neues Deutschland is published: Abbr.	GER
DDown 44:	Once in a blue moon
DDown 46:	Web suffix for many newspapers
DDown 47:	Facetious "Who, me?"
DDown 48:	Newspaper stand at a mall
DDown 49:	Ed who played newspaperman Lou Grant	ASNER
DDown 50:	___ type (type assembled by hand, in old newspaper production)
DDown 51:	Celeb's ride
DDown 53:	Bullets and shells, in brief
DDown 54:	Newspaper humorist Bugs ___	BAER
DDown 55:	Clickable item in a digital newspaper
DDown 56:	Ill-mannered
DDown 57:	London essayist who wrote "Newspapers always excite curiosity. No one ever lays one down without a feeling of disappointment"
DDown 58:	Bartlett or Anjou
DDown 60:	Org. that promotes flossing
DDown 63:	Goof off, with "out"