New York Times Bonus Answers - Friday, 1st April 2016

There are 43 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Friday, 1st April 2016. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Mil. branch with its academy in New London, Conn.	USCG
AAcross 5:	"__ who?" (arguer's retort)
AAcross 8:	Staircase post
AAcross 13:	Cairo's river
AAcross 14:	Jimmy Durante body part insured by Lloyd's of London
AAcross 15:	Broadway hit that originally opened in London in 1978	EVITA
AAcross 16:	Astronaut Shepard
AAcross 17:	"As seen __" (ad phrase)	ONTV
AAcross 18:	Evidence of a caning
AAcross 19:	Like Victorian London streets
AAcross 21:	End of a doorbell sound
AAcross 23:	"Can't Help Lovin' __ Man"
AAcross 24:	Suffix meaning "somewhat"
AAcross 25:	London's Baker and Downing: Abbr.	STS
AAcross 27:	In apple-pie order
AAcross 29:	Like Pisa's famous tower
AAcross 31:	Guiding beliefs
AAcross 34:	Sir Robert who established London's Metropolitan Police Force
AAcross 37:	"Rogue States" author Chomsky	NOAM
AAcross 39:	Roof overhang
AAcross 41:	Saudi citizen
AAcross 42:	"We Got the Beat" band, with "the"
AAcross 44:	Pall __ (London thoroughfare)
AAcross 45:	German wine region	MOSEL
AAcross 47:	Fourth-and-long play, often
AAcross 48:	"__ in London" (1974 jazz album)	ELLA
AAcross 49:	Razor sharpener
AAcross 51:	Samuel who chronicled the Great Fire of London
AAcross 53:	Eliot Ness and others	TMEN
AAcross 55:	Mai __ cocktail
AAcross 56:	"The __-Wolf" (Jack London novel)
AAcross 59:	Dry, to a vintner
AAcross 62:	Sheep sounds
AAcross 64:	Prepare for use, as a sleeping bag
AAcross 66:	Florida citrus city	OCALA
AAcross 68:	London lockup
AAcross 70:	"In the same place," in footnotes
AAcross 71:	Pay tribute to
AAcross 72:	"London Fields" novelist Martin __
AAcross 73:	__ Modern (London gallery)
AAcross 74:	"Werewolf of London" actor Warner __	OLAND
AAcross 75:	__ Aviv, Israel
AAcross 76:	"Martin __" (Jack London novel)
DDown 1:	Eel, at a sushi bar	UNAGI
DDown 2:	George Eliot's "__ Marner"	SILAS
DDown 3:	"London Calling" band, with "the"
DDown 4:	Grant or Lee: Abbr.	GENL
DDown 5:	"Dombey and __" (Dickens novel set in London)
DDown 6:	Business sign abbr.	ESTD
DDown 7:	Warren who sang "Werewolves of London"	ZEVON
DDown 8:	Historic London prison
DDown 9:	Night before a holiday
DDown 10:	Jack London's "The Call of the __"
DDown 11:	__ James (Beyoncé role in "Cadillac Records")	ETTA
DDown 12:	The Electric Light Orchestra's "__ Train to London"
DDown 14:	London's __ Hill Gate	NOTTING
DDown 20:	Believer's suffix	IST
DDown 22:	Born, in bridal bios
DDown 26:	One-masted sailboat
DDown 28:	London's river
DDown 29:	London's Royal __ Hall
DDown 30:	Score on a flyout, say	TAGUP
DDown 32:	Sports ground in London, with "the"
DDown 33:	Unload at auction
DDown 34:	Nonstick kitchen spray
DDown 35:	Statue in London's Piccadilly Circus
DDown 36:	London's __ End, where cockney is spoken
DDown 38:	Claude who painted London's Houses of Parliament
DDown 40:	Patty Hearst kidnap org.	SLA
DDown 43:	London cathedral designed by Christopher Wren	STPAULS
DDown 46:	__ Street (London financial center)
DDown 50:	__ soup fog (London phenomenon)
DDown 52:	Yang's opposite
DDown 54:	Bother continually	NAGAT
DDown 56:	Not __ (fair-to-middling)	SOBAD
DDown 57:	High-class
DDown 58:	Mayflower Compact signer John __	ALDEN
DDown 59:	London or Manhattan neighborhood
DDown 60:	Environmentalist's sci.	ECOL
DDown 61:	Water-to-wine miracle site	CANA
DDown 63:	"__ here" ("Ditto")
DDown 65:	Communion or baptism
DDown 67:	Chaney of "London After Midnight"	LON
DDown 69:	OPEC export