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

There are 39 across clues and 44 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Wednesday, 1st March 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Kingsley who wrote "Lucky Jim"
AAcross 5:	"___ goes nothing!" ("Wish me luck!")
AAcross 9:	Money ___ (plant rumored to bring good luck)
AAcross 13:	N.F.L. team for whom QB Andrew Luck played
AAcross 15:	Big name in rental cars	AVIS
AAcross 16:	___-in-one (stroke of luck)
AAcross 17:	Old Testament book before Joel
AAcross 18:	Hobbling gait
AAcross 19:	On a ___ (having a lucky streak)
AAcross 20:	Lucky outcome in craps
AAcross 22:	Internet celebrity Bad Luck Brian, for one
AAcross 23:	Mean-tempered mutt
AAcross 24:	Whodunit board game
AAcross 26:	Lucky number, for many
AAcross 29:	Answers correctly, luckily
AAcross 32:	Luckless one
AAcross 33:	A happy-go-lucky person doesn't have a single one
AAcross 34:	"___ Misérables"
AAcross 36:	Start the poker pot
AAcross 37:	"___ Your Luck" (TV game show)
AAcross 38:	Some sports awardees, for short	MVPS
AAcross 39:	Chuck-a-luck cube
AAcross 40:	Luck may play a major one in success
AAcross 41:	Bonnie who sang "Luck of the Draw"	RAITT
AAcross 42:	N.B.A. team with the mascot Lucky the Leprechaun	CELTICS
AAcross 45:	"___ luck!"	LOTSA
AAcross 46:	Sleeve tattoos may cover them
AAcross 47:	Black eyed peas with ___ hocks (New Year's dish thought to bring good luck)
AAcross 48:	"Luck Be a ___" (Sinatra tune)
AAcross 50:	Pasta dish commonly brought to potlucks
AAcross 54:	Hot ___ (sustained period of luck)
AAcross 55:	___ prize (swag for a lucky partygoer)
AAcross 57:	Nary a soul	NOONE
AAcross 59:	William who wrote "Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff"
AAcross 60:	___ Punk ("Get Lucky" duo)
AAcross 61:	Horatio who wrote "Luck and Pluck"
AAcross 62:	Former Israeli P.M. Golda
AAcross 63:	Single-named Art Deco master	ERTE
AAcross 64:	___ on one's luck
DDown 1:	"My bad luck!," to a German
DDown 2:	Blue marshmallow in Lucky Charms
DDown 3:	Sam thinks she's bad luck, in "Casablanca"	ILSA
DDown 4:	Proofer's "keep this in"
DDown 5:	Comics Viking with a sidekick named Lucky Eddie	HAGAR
DDown 6:	___ eye (look bringing bad luck, supposedly)
DDown 7:	Basketball net holder
DDown 8:	Alternative explanation for lucky 29-Across, in brief
DDown 8:	Alternative explanation for lucky 29-Across, in brief
DDown 9:	What good luck comes in, it's said
DDown 10:	Section of a 24-Across board
DDown 11:	Competitor of Vogue	ELLE
DDown 12:	Moray or conger
DDown 14:	Dish that may hold a teacup
DDown 21:	Extended period of good luck
DDown 22:	Greek M's
DDown 24:	Wish bad luck on
DDown 25:	Wine barrel dregs
DDown 26:	___ boom (sound created by a 35-Down)
DDown 27:	Lauder of cosmetics	ESTEE
DDown 28:	Geese formation shape
DDown 29:	Isle of Man natives	GAELS
DDown 30:	Presley who sang "Good Luck Charm"
DDown 31:	Nasal partitions
DDown 32:	Young fellow
DDown 33:	Gators' cousins
DDown 35:	Retired Mach I-breaking airliner	SST
DDown 37:	___ and proper (strait-laced)
DDown 38:	Doorstep "welcomer"
DDown 41:	Pax ___ (uneasy peace)	ROMANA
DDown 43:	It's said to be bad luck to walk under one
DDown 44:	___ one's luck (take a risk)
DDown 45:	___ Vegas (good place to get lucky)
DDown 47:	Bret who wrote "The Luck of Roaring Camp"
DDown 48:	Lois of the Daily Planet
DDown 49:	Online listing of handypersons, plumbers, landscapers, etc., as it's now called	ANGI
DDown 50:	Upstairs art studio, say
DDown 51:	Prospector's lucky strike
DDown 52:	Like a scrubbed space mission
DDown 53:	From square one
DDown 54:	That guy
DDown 55:	Monogram of the 34th U.S. president	DDE
DDown 56:	Rowboat propeller
DDown 58:	Suffix with north or south