New York Times Bonus Answers - Wednesday, 1st November 2023

There are 42 across clues and 44 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Wednesday, 1st November 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Presley who sang "Teddy Bear"
AAcross 6:	Native-born Israeli
AAcross 11:	Au ___ (in its own gravy)
AAcross 14:	University of ___ (home of the Black Bears)
AAcross 15:	Trapped, as a hunted bear
AAcross 16:	Mo. often in bear season
AAcross 17:	Flock of geese in flight
AAcross 18:	Witherspoon of "Jack the Bear"	REESE
AAcross 19:	Inventor Whitney	ELI
AAcross 20:	Baltic land where marinated bear is a culinary specialty
AAcross 22:	___ bear (arctic beast)
AAcross 24:	Salesperson, in brief
AAcross 25:	Old pear-shaped stringed instrument
AAcross 27:	___-bear (bearer of cubs)
AAcross 30:	Bus or railroad terminal
AAcross 32:	Grateful ___ (band with a dancing bears logo)
AAcross 36:	Not much	ATAD
AAcross 37:	Manhattan's 5th or Park: Abbr.
AAcross 38:	Automotive contemporary of the Stutz Bearcat
AAcross 39:	Soup containers
AAcross 40:	Skeletal makeup
AAcross 42:	___ Major (celestial bear)
AAcross 43:	Container for eggs or milk: Abbr.	CTN
AAcross 44:	"Why, ___ be a pleasure!"	ITD
AAcross 45:	Cattle calls
AAcross 46:	Chicago Bears or Chicago Cubs
AAcross 48:	Bearlike Australian beast
AAcross 51:	A European brown bear might live on one
AAcross 52:	Frozen drink company with a bear mascot	ICEE
AAcross 54:	"No ___, ands or buts!"
AAcross 56:	Mr. ___ (nearsighted toon who debuted in 1949's "The Ragtime Bear")	MAGOO
AAcross 59:	Wall Street bears, typically
AAcross 63:	___ carte menu
AAcross 63:	___ carte menu
AAcross 64:	Welles whose first name means "bearlike"	ORSON
AAcross 67:	Loaded for bear
AAcross 69:	$1,000,000, slangily
AAcross 70:	Aptly named mascot of the N.H.L.'s Blues
AAcross 71:	___ moth (adult woolly bear)
AAcross 72:	Enjoyed gummy bears, say
AAcross 73:	Show one's pearly whites
AAcross 74:	Ponzi schemes and the like
DDown 1:	Letters on an ambulance
DDown 2:	Great Bear ___ (Canadian body of water)
DDown 3:	Tries for a victory
DDown 4:	Monogram part: Abbr.	INIT
DDown 5:	Mexican Mr.
DDown 6:	Feature of billiard balls 9 through 15
DDown 7:	Rest ___ (roadside stop)
DDown 8:	Sue ___ (honey brand in a bear bottle)
DDown 9:	Notes that follow "do"
DDown 10:	Highly proficient
DDown 11:	___ Chandler Harris, creator of Br'er Bear
DDown 12:	___ Bruins (college team with a bear mascot)	UCLA
DDown 13:	Mix with a swizzle stick
DDown 21:	Beatty who voiced Lots-O'-Huggin' Bear in "Toy Story 3"
DDown 23:	U.K. lexicon
DDown 23:	U.K. lexicon
DDown 25:	"To Know Him Is To ___ Him" (1958 Teddy Bears hit)
DDown 26:	Northwestern tribesman who perform an annual Bear Dance
DDown 27:	Grizzly bear, ___ animal of California
DDown 28:	___-Barbera, creators of Yogi Bear	HANNA
DDown 29:	MS. reviewers
DDown 31:	Bamboo-eating "bear"
DDown 33:	Flynn who played Robin Hood	ERROL
DDown 34:	Fabulist who wrote "The Lion, the Bear and the Fox"
DDown 35:	"___ I say, not ..."	DOAS
DDown 36:	Depositor's holding: Abbr.	ACCT
DDown 40:	What a circus bear might ride
DDown 41:	Midwestern tribe with Bear, Beaver, Elk, Eagle, Buffalo, Pigeon and Owl clans
DDown 42:	Thurman of "Pulp Fiction"
DDown 47:	"O Sole ___"	MIO
DDown 49:	Holder of a collateral loan	LIENEE
DDown 50:	C.I.O. merger partner of 1955
DDown 53:	Air-conditions, e.g.
DDown 55:	Cuts with a letter opener
DDown 56:	Fairy-tale bear with too-cold porridge
DDown 57:	Touched down
DDown 58:	Chicago Bears Hall-of-Famer Sayers
DDown 59:	Garden center bagful
DDown 60:	Children's author Carle who wrote "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?"
DDown 61:	Music typically featuring a sitar
DDown 62:	Flower's support
DDown 65:	CD-___ (encyclopedia medium, once)
DDown 66:	___ generis (one of a kind)
DDown 68:	Hectic hospital spots, for short