Letter B 103500–103750

Big roles. Breaks in cases Bare bones musical notation Bats first Brings as a result. Be a trailblazer Began with preliminary remarks BROWSE THROUGH BROWSE, IN A WAY Banana ___ (banh tet wrapper) Bindery unit Bit in a fall pile Bit of a tree Bit of foilage Bit of foliage Bit of kale Bit of lettuce Bit of romaine Blade or needle Browse, with "through" Browsed (through) Browsed, in a way Browsing, as in a paper Brochure^LEAFLE Business flier Browses (through) Blemish on a plant Botany, agriculture and forestry? Blimp for a Canadian hockey player? Band of bowlers Big or Little trailer Bowling group Bowling tournament group Bunch of ballplayers Bush or Major follower Big or Little follower Bush __ (amateur) Bush or Texas follower Bowling tournament groups Biblical Rachel's sister Biblical mother of Dinah Biblical mother of Levi and Judah Biblical mother of Zebulun Biblical name meaning "weary" Biblical sister of Rachel Brandon & ___ (indie rock group associated with the Kardashians) Biblical matriarch, sister of Rachel Biblical matriarch and sister of Rachel Bad news for a blimp pilot or a covert agency Balloonist's worry Basis of a reporter's scoop, perhaps Be divulged gradually. Be less than watertight Beach ball problem Become known (with "out"). Become known by accident (with "out"). Become known undesignedly. Become public. Become unknown by accident. Betrayal of sorts Bit of whistle-blowing, maybe Boat problem Boater's problem Boater's worry Boating problem Boatman's headache Boon for an investigative journalist Breach of secrecy Breach of security Battery trouble. Betrayal of one's confidence Became public. Big name in archaeology British anthropologist Louis or Mary Become known without approval, as state secrets Become news Bad things to have at sea Bad things to have on yachts Blabs, say Bucket woes Becomes public when it shouldn't Breaks too soon Be an unnamed source, perhaps Bad adjective for a boat "Boston Public" actress Sharon "Blithe Spirit" director Bareboned Be favorable Be like _this_? Be on a slant Be on an angle Be partial Be precarious, maybe Be predisposed (toward) Be slightly inclined Be somewhat partial Beef buyer's specification Begin to list Bend away from the vertical Bend to one side Brand of cuisine Built like Cassius Built like a greyhound be at an angle Butcher shop option Betrayed a bias Better trimmed Best, as pastrami goes Book co-written by Sheryl Sandberg Bison, notably Bison and such "Blue" singer Rimes Best New Artist Grammy winner two years after Sheryl Brown who wrote the "Good and Cheap" cookbook "Blue" singer Bully the French soon Bill Wither's hit of 1972 Bill Withers classic Bill Withers hit Bill Withers hit that begins, "Sometimes in our lives / We all have pain" Bill Withers tune Bend close to Bend forward Bow, say Becomes more driven about Basic shelter Bit of rough housing Basic shelters Bivouac buildings. BALLOTADE Ballerina's cabriole, e.g. Ballerina's jete Ballerina's jete, e.g. Ballerina's jeté Ballet practice Be a bounder Big advance Big hop Big jump Big logical step Big spring Bissextile year Bit of ballet choreography Bit of faulty logic Bound found in the four longest Across answers Bound off the ground. Bound upward Break in logic Broad jump Bound energetically across Bound or jump energetically ballonné Began a bungee jump Ballerina, at times Ballerina, often Ballet dancer, at times Ballerinas, in a way* Ballerinas, often Basketball forwards, e.g. Bounders' kin Begin impulsively Bounding or springing Breaking into a vault? Be immediately noticeable Be immediately obvious Ballerina's stock Ballerinas' maneuvers Big advances Big jumps Bounds ... or partner of bounds Bounds companion Bounds partner Bounds' accompaniment Bounds' partners Breaks into a vault Bit of extra time Boards with a jump Bounded, in Bristol Bissextile. Bound, in an annual way? "Book of Nonsense" author "Book of Nonsense" man. Bard's tragic king Big jet name Big name in business jets Big name in executive jets Big name in jets Big name in private jets Big name in sitcoms or jets Big name in small jets Bill Piper contemporary Bill in the National Aviation Hall of Fame British artist and writer of nonsense verse British king of literature British limerick writer Bunker's creator Business jet Business jet company founder Business jet name Business jet pioneer Business-jet pioneer Bombardier Aerospace product Bombardier subsidiary Be a good pupil Be a good student Be an excellent student Be educated Be successfully educated Be the perfect student Become aware of Become informed Benefit by experience. Benefit from a course Benefit from a good teacher Benefit from a mistake, e.g. Benefit from a teacher Benefit from an education Benefit from lessons Benefit from tutoring Became privy to Beauticians' school class project? Beauty school offering? Book ___ (rustic study) Becomes expert in Becomes sure of Benefits from an error Benefits from experience Benefits from lessons Benefits from the history channel Beginning of self-help book titles Big name in '60s counterculture Beethoven strolled in them for inspiration Broadway's Salonga and Michele Bucolic areas Bucolic backdrops Bucolic expanses Bucolic fields Bucolic locales Bucolic settings Bull runs Be a tenant Borrow for a fee Break it and you may be out on the street Break it and you're out! Broker's concern Business owner's contract Business owner's paper Buy alternative Become the landlord of Boxer restraint