New York Times Bonus Answers - Saturday, 1st July 2000

There are 41 across clues and 44 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Saturday, 1st July 2000. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	You can get out of it free in Monopoly
AAcross 5:	News anchor Connie	CHUNG
AAcross 10:	Picked up the tab
AAcross 14:	Shoppe sign word	OLDE
AAcross 15:	Prudential rival	AETNA
AAcross 16:	"Born Free" lioness	ELSA
AAcross 17:	"__ there, done that"
AAcross 18:	Free-for-all
AAcross 19:	Diner freebie
AAcross 20:	__ Hunter, notable baseball free agent of 1974
AAcross 22:	On the __ (free)
AAcross 23:	Number of points a free throw is worth
AAcross 24:	Give off
AAcross 26:	It became free from Spain in 1821
AAcross 29:	City mispronounced "Wipers"
AAcross 31:	1% milk is virtually free of it
AAcross 34:	Solitary sorts
AAcross 36:	Dunderhead
AAcross 37:	Creator of Perry and Della	ERLE
AAcross 38:	Onetime science mag	OMNI
AAcross 39:	Bowling center units
AAcross 41:	Concert hall section
AAcross 42:	The way to a man's heart?
AAcross 43:	A "free house" in England sells several brands of this
AAcross 44:	Freeholding farmer of old England
AAcross 46:	Politically incorrect suffix
AAcross 47:	Seed-to-be
AAcross 49:	It's free when it's unscheduled
AAcross 50:	Appear
AAcross 51:	Myrna of "The Thin Man"
AAcross 53:	Free-__ (like some rifle barrels)
AAcross 56:	"Born Free" author Joy	ADAMSON
AAcross 60:	Pure Prairie League hit
AAcross 61:	"__ Irish Rose"
AAcross 63:	Willy in "Free Willy," for one
AAcross 65:	Freebooting captain William
AAcross 66:	Much of Carl Sandburg's was free
AAcross 67:	Words before "instant" or "uproar"	INAN
AAcross 68:	Sport __ (rugged vehicles)
AAcross 69:	Some bridge seats
AAcross 70:	Most gas is free of it, these days
DDown 1:	Freelance assignment, e.g.
DDown 2:	Guinness or Waugh
DDown 3:	Free-association tidbit
DDown 4:	Post-Mardi Gras period
DDown 5:	Abe Lincoln's birthplace
DDown 6:	"A Bell for Adano" writer	HERSEY
DDown 7:	Under the Compromise of 1850, it could decide whether it would be a free state
DDown 8:	U-turn from SSE
DDown 9:	Four qts.
DDown 10:	Notable opponent of the North American Free Trade Agreement	PEROT
DDown 11:	Baseball manager Felipe	ALOU
DDown 12:	The Leewards and the Marshalls: Abbr.	ISLS
DDown 13:	"Free Enquirer" co-editor Robert __ Owen
DDown 21:	Number of F.D.R.'s Freedoms
DDown 22:	Towel inscription
DDown 24:	Gaelic tongue
DDown 25:	Like Oscar Madison
DDown 26:	Apples and pears
DDown 27:	Bandleader Skinnay	ENNIS
DDown 28:	Free __ (lack of restraints)
DDown 30:	"What's My Line?" crew
DDown 31:	Psychoanalyst Erich	FROMM
DDown 32:	Birdbath buildup
DDown 33:	Student driver, most likely
DDown 34:	It was free during the hippie era
DDown 35:	Freedman, originally
DDown 37:	"The Time Machine" race	ELOI
DDown 40:	Reunion attendee
DDown 45:	Word origin: Abbr.	ETYM
DDown 47:	British ref. work
DDown 47:	British ref. work
DDown 48:	Firstborn
DDown 50:	They may get free passes in round 1 of a tourney
DDown 52:	Mirage sights
DDown 53:	Azerbaijan's capital
DDown 54:	Skip over
DDown 55:	"Free __" (Edgar Winter hit)
DDown 56:	Snobs put them on
DDown 57:	Free-__ Party (slavery opposers)
DDown 58:	English Channel feeder	ORNE
DDown 59:	Final Four org.	NCAA
DDown 61:	Forum greeting
DDown 62:	Arthur of "The Golden Girls"	BEA
DDown 64:	Free __ clear