New York Times Bonus Answers - Friday, 1st July 2022

There are 43 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Friday, 1st July 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Hilarious joke
AAcross 5:	Keane known for jokes in cartoons	BIL
AAcross 8:	Bread with a pocket
AAcross 12:	"The joke's ___!"	ONME
AAcross 13:	Descartes who said "Cogito, ergo sum"	RENE
AAcross 14:	Modern means of passing jokes along
AAcross 14:	Modern means of passing jokes along
AAcross 16:	Throw ___ (go ballistic)	AFIT
AAcross 17:	Not a copy: Abbr.	ORIG
AAcross 18:	Like "Hee Haw" jokes
AAcross 19:	Press for payment
AAcross 20:	Timothy who played Bond
AAcross 22:	Goose liver spread
AAcross 23:	The Joker and the Penguin, to Batman
AAcross 25:	Ram's mate
AAcross 27:	Baseball player's implement
AAcross 28:	Comic-turned-senator Al, who wrote "The Truth (With Jokes)"	FRANKEN
AAcross 32:	Response to a bad joke, perhaps
AAcross 34:	___-a-terre (secondary lodgings)	PIEDS
AAcross 36:	The Mets' M.L.B. div.	NLE
AAcross 37:	Yanks' foes, in the 1860s
AAcross 38:	"Star Wars" director George
AAcross 39:	Unwanted plant
AAcross 40:	Texter's "I think"
AAcross 41:	One-___ (short joke)
AAcross 42:	"Beg pardon ..."
AAcross 43:	"I Started a Joke" vocal group	BEEGEES
AAcross 45:	Day-___ paints	GLO
AAcross 46:	Player's rep: Abbr.	AGT
AAcross 47:	Card game with four jokers
AAcross 51:	Online response to a joke, perhaps	ROFL
AAcross 54:	___ band (solo act)
AAcross 56:	Air quality org.
AAcross 56:	Air quality org.
AAcross 58:	"Take a joke" or "give a darn"
AAcross 60:	"This ___" (NBC drama series)	ISUS
AAcross 61:	Roseanne known for "mean" jokes	BARR
AAcross 62:	Anne who joked with Jerry Stiller	MEARA
AAcross 63:	Ogden who rhymed "Bronx" with "thonx"
AAcross 64:	"What time ___?"
AAcross 65:	Suffix with joke or mob	STER
AAcross 66:	Bard's "before"
AAcross 67:	Prefix with marketing or conference
DDown 1:	Chicken's place, in a classic joke
DDown 2:	As a joke
DDown 3:	"Sweet Child ___" (Guns N' Roses hit)	OMINE
DDown 4:	Vietnamese holiday
DDown 5:	Comic Milton with a "Private Joke File"	BERLE
DDown 6:	Monogram parts: Abbr.	INITS
DDown 7:	"The ___ Batman Movie," in which Zach Galifianakis voiced the Joker
DDown 8:	Chest muscle, informally
DDown 9:	"No plans for today"	IMOPEN
DDown 10:	The O'Hara plantation
DDown 11:	"Inventin' jokes ___ easy!": Rocky Balboa	AINT
DDown 13:	Insult with jokes
DDown 15:	Chemical in drain uncloggers
DDown 20:	University honcho
DDown 21:	Victims of schoolyard jokes, often
DDown 24:	Corporate execs' degs.	MBAS
DDown 26:	"That ___ no lady ..." (line from a classic joke)
DDown 28:	Coward's emotion
DDown 29:	___-slapper (hilarious joke)
DDown 30:	K-6, in many school districts: Abbr.	ELEM
DDown 31:	"Game of Thrones" patriarch ___ Stark
DDown 32:	Joke that goes viral, say
DDown 33:	Double-reed instrument
DDown 34:	Many Groucho Marx jokes
DDown 35:	Freezer cubes
DDown 37:	Joke around with
DDown 38:	Be dishonest with	LIETO
DDown 39:	"___ there?" (part of a knock-knock joke)	WHOS
DDown 41:	Pull one's ___ (joke around)
DDown 42:	KIng with a "Great Jewish Joke Book"
DDown 44:	In great supply
DDown 45:	Grind, as one's teeth
DDown 47:	Romero who played the Joker	CESAR
DDown 48:	Tell jokes to, say
DDown 49:	Joke around with
DDown 50:	"___ Fool!" (joke-player's line)
DDown 51:	___ shot (percussive accompaniment to a joke)
DDown 52:	Poems of praise
DDown 53:	Italian automaker
DDown 55:	"Because seven ate ___" (end of an old joke)
DDown 57:	"Laugh-in" jokester Johnson	ARTE
DDown 59:	Scratch up
DDown 61:	Fell for a joke