New York Times Bonus Answers - Sunday, 1st January 2023 There are 41 across clues and 44 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Sunday, 1st January 2023. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times Bonus AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Asimov, on whose birthday National Science Fiction Day is observedISAACAAcross 6: Lab ___ (science class expenses)FEESAAcross 10: Airport boarding areaGATEAAcross 14: Earth, in some science fictionTERRAAAcross 15: 1970s-'90s science magazineOMNIAAcross 16: Yemeni seaportADENAAcross 17: Tech company that once sponsored the Science Talent SearchINTELAAcross 18: Pour ___ (step up one's effort)ITONAAcross 19: Lantern-jawed JayLENOAAcross 20: Ave. crossers, in ManhattanSTSAAcross 21: Coin ___ (gridiron ritual)TOSSAAcross 23: Banishes to Siberia, sayEXILESAAcross 25: ___ tube (scientist's glassware)TESTAAcross 26: "How could ___ this happen?"ILETAAcross 27: Political science topicCIVICSAAcross 30: Not too smartDENSEAAcross 33: Imitative in a silly wayAPISHAAcross 34: TV science program since 1974NOVAAAcross 35: Clumsy guyOAFAAcross 38: ___ Geo (channel with science shows)NATAAcross 39: Big name in library scienceDEWEYAAcross 40: ___ about (gallivant)GADAAcross 42: Female deerDOEAAcross 44: Coffeehouse serving vesselsURNSAAcross 45: ___ drain (loss of scientific talent via emigration)BRAINAAcross 47: Allows to borrowLENDSAAcross 49: ___ Nevada (mountain range)SIERRAAAcross 50: Greek god of warARESAAcross 52: Science class "building block"ATOMAAcross 53: Grippers on workbenchesCLAMPSAAcross 55: ___ Turing, a founding father of computer scienceALANAAcross 56: Trig function on a scientific calculatorCOSAAcross 59: Keep out of sightHIDEAAcross 60: Scientific ___ (ampere or newton, e.g.)UNITAAcross 62: "May ___ your order?"ITAKEAAcross 64: Scientist PavlovIVANAAcross 65: Sub captain of science fictionNEMOAAcross 66: Marie with Nobel Prizes in two sciencesCURIEAAcross 67: Smart-aleckyPERTAAcross 68: Get smart-alecky withSASSAAcross 69: Tennis great MonicaSELESDDown 1: Suffix for many ailmentsITISDDown 2: Delivered by email, saySENTDDown 3: ___ and sciencesARTSDDown 4: "What ___ the odds?"AREDDown 5: West Coast school with a Science ExchangeCALTECHDDown 6: Pass off as genuineFOISTDDown 7: Ambulance crew, for shortEMTSDDown 8: Brian with the album "Before and After Science"ENODDown 9: Trigonometry function on a scientific calculatorSINEDDown 10: 17th-century Italian who wrote "Two New Sciences"GALILEODDown 11: Scientist Goldberg who inspired the first Apple computerADELEDDown 12: 2020 science fiction movie starring John David WashingtonTENETDDown 13: Mireille of TV's "The Catch"ENOSDDown 22: C.I.A.'s precursorOSSDDown 24: Greek letters consisting of three parallel linesXISDDown 25: "___ the season ..."TISDDown 27: Recyclable containerCANDDown 28: Tech device cited among Popular Science's "Best of What's New" gadgets in 2010IPADDDown 29: Don ___ Corleone of "The Godfather"VITODDown 30: This and 42 other clues in this puzzleDOWNSDDown 31: Nights before big holidaysEVESDDown 32: Aye's oppositeNAYDDown 34: Stereotypical science convention attendeeNERDDDown 36: Culture medium in science labsAGARDDown 37: Science ___ (students' competition)FAIRDDown 39: Press for paymentDUNDDown 41: Substance studied in genetic scienceDNADDown 43: Earth, water, air or fire, to an ancient scientistELEMENTDDown 45: Cyborg scienceBIONICSDDown 46: Acronym in sleep scienceREMDDown 48: Pseudoscientific mental gift, for shortE.S.P.DDown 48: Pseudoscientific mental gift, for shortESPDDown 49: RR stopSTADDown 50: "It's ___!" (mad scientist's cry)ALIVEDDown 51: Palindromic scientific breakthrough of the 1930sRADARDDown 52: Voices higher than tenorsALTOSDDown 53: Processor in a scientific calculatorCHIPDDown 54: Luke Skywalker's science fiction planet had two of theseSUNSDDown 55: Prepares to fireAIMSDDown 56: Science author SaganCARLDDown 57: "The Grapes of Wrath" migrantOKIEDDown 58: Gets the point ofSEESDDown 61: Org. concerned with the science of learningNEADDown 63: Election Day day: Abbr.TUE