New York Times Bonus Answers - Saturday, 1st April 2006

There are 43 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Saturday, 1st April 2006. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Mexican poet Juana __ de la Cruz	INES
AAcross 5:	"One-l" character of poem
AAcross 9:	"To My Father: I" poet __ Orne Jewett
AAcross 14:	Former poet laureate Rita __
AAcross 15:	"War's Embers" poet __ Gurney	IVOR
AAcross 16:	"The Garden of Kama" poet __ Nicholson	ADELA
AAcross 17:	"Rubáiyát" poet __ Khayyám	OMAR
AAcross 18:	"Lydia" poet Publius Valerius __	CATO
AAcross 19:	"__ at the Bat" (Mudville nine poem)	CASEY
AAcross 20:	Scenic views, briefly
AAcross 22:	Homer Simpson's cry
AAcross 24:	Dells, Gateways, etc.	PCS
AAcross 25:	One of a 1492 trio
AAcross 27:	Anka's "__ Beso"	ESO
AAcross 29:	Idyllic spots	EDENS
AAcross 31:	__ Bingle (Crosby)	DER
AAcross 33:	Brad of "Ocean's Twelve"
AAcross 37:	Midpoint: Abbr.	CTR
AAcross 38:	Interior designer's concern
AAcross 40:	Missionary Junípero
AAcross 41:	"Lunch Poems" author Frank
AAcross 43:	Singer DiFranco
AAcross 44:	1965 Sylvia Plath poetry collection
AAcross 45:	Poem's rhythmic pattern
AAcross 46:	"The Road Not __" (Robert Frost poem)
AAcross 48:	"Get it?"
AAcross 49:	Gaelic tongue
AAcross 50:	Tire pressure meas.
AAcross 51:	Silent performers
AAcross 53:	"__ Lorelei" (Heinrich Heine poem)
AAcross 55:	Take care of	SEETO
AAcross 57:	Poetic pugilist
AAcross 60:	Fond du __, Wis.
AAcross 62:	Early English poet laureate John
AAcross 65:	Poet Jones, aka Imamu Amiri Bakara	LEROI
AAcross 67:	Elevator pioneer Elisha
AAcross 69:	Line to Ben-Gurion	ELAL
AAcross 71:	A Trump ex	IVANA
AAcross 72:	"Just say __ drugs"	NOTO
AAcross 73:	Kelly of morning TV	RIPA
AAcross 74:	Like a fork or a trident
AAcross 75:	"Paradise Lost" poet Milton
AAcross 76:	Poet who rhymed "Bronx" with "thonx"
DDown 1:	Altar affirmations
DDown 2:	__ de plume (poets' aliases)
DDown 3:	Removal during a disaster: Abbr.	EVAC
DDown 4:	Siesta-taker's shawl
DDown 5:	Poetic __ (writer's liberty)
DDown 6:	Salt's "Halt!"
DDown 7:	Bon __ (witty saying)
DDown 8:	Yankee nickname	AROD
DDown 9:	Nobel-winning poet Nelly	SACHS
DDown 10:	Nabokov novel
DDown 11:	Poll answerer: Abbr.	RESP
DDown 12:	One of the Baldwins
DDown 13:	Former New York Times publisher Arthur __ Sulzberger
DDown 21:	Greek lyric poet known for his odes
DDown 23:	"Above," in poems
DDown 26:	Shelley poem dedicated to Keats	ADONAIS
DDown 28:	Letters near "0" on a phone	OPER
DDown 29:	The heavens, to poets
DDown 30:	Mild oaths
DDown 32:	Nobel-winning Swedish poet Karlfeldt	ERIK
DDown 34:	"Still __" (Maya Angelou poem)	IRISE
DDown 35:	Classic Kilmer poem
DDown 36:	"The Tell-__ Heart" (Poe poem)
DDown 37:	"__ Hither" (Walter de la Mare poetry anthology)
DDown 39:	Musical based on poems by T. S. Eliot
DDown 40:	Soundness of mind
DDown 42:	Marsh plant
DDown 47:	"Threnody" poet Ralph Waldo __
DDown 50:	Bit of prankster's ammo
DDown 52:	"__ American Poetry" (Louis Untermeyer anthology)
DDown 54:	Epic Homeric poem
DDown 56:	English poet Dame __ Sitwell	EDITH
DDown 57:	Touched down
DDown 58:	__ Strauss & Co.
DDown 59:	Dr. Seuss's "If __ the Zoo"
DDown 61:	"And" or "or": Abbr.	CONJ
DDown 63:	Alias of essayist and poet Charles Lamb
DDown 64:	Catches some Z's
DDown 66:	White Monopoly bill
DDown 68:	Excessively
DDown 70:	"Well, __-di-dah!"