Letter B 100250–100500

Biters with a royal sounding name Biblical wise man Biblical wise man: 2 wds. Builder of Israel's first temple Bellamann book: 1940 Bob Marley Museum city Boy ruler of Ancient Egypt Bend in a hose Bit of stiffness Baby Luv, whom Paris Hilton would likely feed bananas, mangos, and other exotic fruits Broadway's "___ Boots" Broadway musical with music and lyrics by Cyndi Lauper Buckinghams song about dust cloths, which are slightly different from old shirts? Bonds between friends Brother or father Brother, e.g. Blood brothers, e.g. Branches on some trees Burton miniseries role of 1977 Burton's "Roots" role Burton's 1977 miniseries role Burton's role in "Roots" BEACH shop BOOKSTALL BUILDING in which refreshments are served Bandstand structure. Booth in a mall, e.g. Booth or stand Baht : Thailand :: ___ : Laos Basic gymnastics maneuver on the high bars Brit's nap Bundle of hides Barrack-Room balladeer. British Nobel Prize winner, 1907. British novelist or place in Saskatchewan Breakfast fare in Lambeth Breakfast fish British breakfast food. Britisher's favorite breakfast food. Breakfast fish exporter? ___ Bay (Manhattan area) Blanc-cassis, now Brunch cocktail Baseball Hall of Famer Puckett Baseball hall-of-famer Puckett Bruno of "City Slickers" "Brewed For Good Times" beer Beer order at a sushi bar Beer with a hybrid deer-horse-ox as its logo Brand of Japanese beer Brewers of "Ichiban" beer Beer-drinking singer of the 1970's? Boozy Japanese woodworker? Beer lovers' mail? BENJAMITE border city Billionaire Kerkorian Ballet company for which Anna Pavlova once danced Ballet school founded at St. Petersburg's Winter Palace Baryshnikov's old company Big name in Russian ballet Boishoi rival Bolshol rival ballet troupe Russian Brunch cocktails BRANDY made from stone fruit Black Forest brandy Brandy made from cherry juice Bessarabian capital. Baghdad-based Broadway musical Borodin musical Broadway hit subtitled "A Musical Arabian Night" Broadway show featuring the song "Stranger in Paradise" Broadway's fate? "Beth" band Baked confection. Band whose makeup has stayed the same over the years? Barely touch, on a billiard table Barely touch, on a pool table Barrie's "A ___ for Cinderella." Be lippy? Billiard ball touch Billiard contact Billiards term. Bit of conical-shaped candy Bite-size chocolate candy Bridegroom's buss fare Buss or smack *Blab about one's romantic life Be a blabbermouth, perhaps Be a caddish lover Betray a lover's confidences Blab about your love life Break Sleeping Beauty's curse? Big fans of made-up music? Be a brown noser Between-innings feature on a Jumbotron Barely touched Bussed Bite-sized Hershey products Bussing request Broadway's "The Taming of the Shrew" "___ Boys Goodbye" Be a brown-noser ... or a literal description of the movement within this puzzle's three pairs of theme answers Be a teacher's pet, slangily Be a lickspittle for Brand attachment with "Sun" and "Star" Bussed: Poet. Baby beaver Baby beaver, fox or raccoon Baby ferret Baby fox, or a first-aid box Baby rabbit Baby raccoon Baby skunk Baby squirrel Bag of tools Bag opener Beaver baby Black bag, maybe Bond in the Senate Bond of the Small Business Committee Bookcase in a flat box Box for builders Box of equipment. Box of parts Box of tools Box with a manual Boxful to assemble Boy in The Old Curiosity Shop. British football team's uniform Build-it-yourself buy Build-it-yourself purchase Butter tub. Back pay for thorough people? Baby fox carriers? Build-it-yourself auto Build-it-yourself wheels Base assignment ... or an apt title for this puzzle British field marshall, whose image appeared on WWI recruitment posters By-itself breakfast counter Burning the dinner, say? Baseball pitch from a chef? Booze kept in the refrigerator? Bad check Beach flier Beach flier, often Beach toy for a windy day Ben Franklin flew one Ben Franklin's flier Ben Franklin's flyer Ben Franklin's item Benjamin Franklin allegedly flew one Benjamin Franklin experiment prop Benjamin Franklin's flier Benjamin Franklin's flyer. Bird (that can be flown) Bird of prey that does not have a string and flies just fine on non-windy days Bird with a forked tail Box in flight Box in the sky Box in the sky, perhaps Box on a string Boy's flier. Breeze catcher Breeze-borne toy Breeze-catching toy Buzzard's cousin bird of prey at end of long string black kite board like a windsurfing board, towed by a large kite Boosted (a check) Bounced a check Bounced, in a bad way Brown nemesis? British Standards Institution stamp of quality Bad-check passer Ben Franklin, famously, in an electrical storm Bad-check writers Best-selling 2003 Khaled Hosseini novel, with "The" BEACH TOYS Birds - toys Birds with long, pointed wings. Buzzards' cousins Bird bottoms? Bar made by Hershey's Brand with a "Give me a break" jingle Breakable candy bar Broken thing in "Gimme a break" Break me off a piece of these can - dy - things Bite-size chocolate wafer candy Bars with fingers BLACK fiber/fibre made from palm-leaf stalk Baby beavers Baby foxes Baby raccoons Beaver young Beaver's young Boxed parts to assemble Boxes for models Build-it-yourself buys Butter tubs. Bad taste in art "Batman" actress Eartha Baby Burmese Baby cat Ball of yarn chaser Ball-of-yarn chaser Ball-of-yarn-chasing pet Birthed a feline Baby tabbies Burmese babies "Brackish" Canadian metal band Baby pet that purrs Big ___ (tiger, to a toddler) Big name in unauthorized bios Biographer biographized in "Poison Pen" Burmese food? Big name in microloans Big name in small loans Bedclothes, to old grandma BIRD with nostrils at end of its beak BIRD with rudimentary wings and no tail Big name in shoe polish Bird also known as an apteryx Bird in Maori legends Bird of N.Z. Bird of New Zealand or a fuzzy fruit Bird on a New Zealand dollar Bird or fruit Bird revered by the Maori Bird that can't fly, or a New Zealander. Bird that lays a one-pound egg Bird that's a national symbol Bird whose egg is 20% of its bodyweight Bird whose name is the same as its call Bird with a pear-shaped body Bird with hair-like plumage. Bird with nostrils at the tip of its beak Bird; fruit Brand of polish named after a ratite Brown, fuzzy fruit Brown-green fruit Brown-skinned fruit Burrowing bird Birds of New Zealand Birds on New Zealand dollar coins Birds or fruit Birds, fruits, and Wellingtonians Band with the 1988 album "Blow My Fuse" Breakfast cereal once endorsed by Shirley Temple