Letter B 107750–108000

Bird with a dagger-shaped bill Bird with a laughlike call Bird with a natural necklace Bird with a sense of humor? Bird with a weird cry Bird with a wild laugh Bird with an eerie call Bird with blood-red eyes Birdbrain of a bird? Buggy music player? Bird power of a sort? Bird brigade? Bananas people? Batty-sounding birds Birds found on Canadian coins Birds on Canadian $1 coins Birds on Canadian coins Birds on Canadian currency Birds on Canadian dollar coins Birds on Canadian dollars Birds on Golden Pond Birds on Minnesota state quarters Birds on Minnesota state quarters and Canadian dollars Birds pictured on Canadian dollar coins Birds that can't walk on land Birds that sound batty Birds whose gray eyes turn red in summer Birds with mournful cries Birds with wailing cries. Bananas, crackers or nuts Broken plumbing in the basement? "Bunny ear" made from a shoelace "Bunny ear" made while tying a shoelace Barn-storming stunt Barnstormer's stunt Barnstorming feat Basic element of knitting Basic layout for a model-train track Basic programming construct Beltway Bit of knitting Bit of macramé Blue Angels stunt Bootstrap, essentially Bus route, maybe Bus route, often Bush 41 claimed to be out of it on Iran-Contra Business and theatrical district of Chicago. Business district of Chicago. Buttonhole alternative Boucle and terry Barn-storming feats Belt holders Belt holders on pants Belts go through them Beltways, e.g. Bow parts Bunny ears, e.g. Bus routes that end where they begin Bit of crocheting Bath bathrooms Bathrooms, in Bristol Bathrooms, to Brits Blondes' promoter. British "rest stations" British conveniences British heads British johns British plumbers' work sites British restrooms British thrones? Brits' bathrooms Bathrooms near some shaving detritus? Bustin' ___ (1981 Richard Pryor film) Bustin' ___ (1981) Baggy or ill-fitting, as clothing Bit of unfinished business Binder with rings Binder insert Binder filler Become less strict, with "up" Bend, as rules BECOME TAUT OR TAUTER Bathroom item on a honey-do list Backwards tool? Bandit's booty Bank job take Be a pillager Birthday haul Birthday presents, slangily Bridal-shower "take" Buccaneer's bounty Burglar's boodle Burglar's haul Burglar's swag Blackout baddie Blackout criminal Blackout miscreant Blackout thief Blackout villain Blackout baddies Blackout worry Breaks open chests in Fortnite Burglarizes. Be a branch manager? Big prune? Bush cut? Baseball's "Steady Eddie" BOUNDING walk Bound around Bounding stride Bounded about Bounded along Bounded along easily Baseballer Davey Bounding gaits Bounds along easily Bandleader Vincent Bandleader Vincent: 1895–1975 Bounding along Badly balanced Bee elements Best-selling erotic novelist Leigh Bernard Schwartz's company criticized by McCain during the Republican primaries Big maker of communications satellites "Blood Wedding" dramatist "Blood Wedding" playwright "Blood Wedding" playwright Federico García "Bodas de Sangre" playwright García __ "Bridgerton" title Baltimore or Fauntleroy, e.g. Baltimore, for one Baron's title Beaverbrook was one Beaverbrook's title. Beaverbrook. Bernard ____ Black British House denizen British M.P. British MP, perhaps British baron's title Burroughs' Greystoke, for one Byron e.g. Byron or Tennyson Byron or Tennyson, e.g. Byron title Byron's title Byron, for one "Buzzcut Season" singer Bullied (with "over") "___ believe": Mark 9:24 Behave arrogantly Boer War commander British P.M. who overtaxed the Americans Biography of Willie Mays? Beginning of a prayer Beaverbrook and Jim British House. British house, for short British noblemen such as earls Byron and Baltimore Byron and Chesterfield Byron and Tennyson, e.g. Best-selling novel. BODY of learning BREAKING WITH CONVENTION OR TRADITION Backstory Beliefs handed down through the ages Body of knowledge possessed by a people. Body of legends Body of mores Body of myths Body of stories Body of teaching. Body of tradition Body of traditional knowledge Body of traditional stories Body of traditions Byproduct of bibliophilism "Because I'm worth it" beauty products brand "Because I'm worth it" brand "Because I'm worth it" sloganeer "Because we're worth it" sloganeer "Because you're worth it" brand "Because you're worth it" company "Because you're worth it" cosmetics brand Big name in conditioners Big name in cosmetics and hair care Blonde whom gentlemen prefer. Ben, of Bonanza Best Actress Sophia Best Actress for "Two Women" Best Actress winner Sophia Best Actress winner for "Two Women" Best Actress winner of the 1960s Best Actress: 1961 Bobbitt of 1993 headlines Brazilian city west of Rio "Blue Moon" lyricist Hart Broadway lyricist Hart Beastie lyricist Bond girl who led a "Flying Circus" of female aviators Backstories, in video-game parlance Bodies of knowledge Birds' facial features between beak and eyes Best Actress Oscar role after Norma Rae Brittany seaport that housed a U-boat base in WWII Big name in TV production Bashful Billy. Big-eyed lemur Big-eyed primates Bug-eyed primates Bereft, as of love. Bereft, in times of yore Bereft, long ago. Bereft, old style Bereft, old-style Bereft, once. Bereft, to Byron Blackmore beauty Blackmore heroine, 1869. Blackmore's "Doone." Blackmore's heroine. Blacknmore's heroine. Blackmore novel set in Exmoor Blackmore's Exmoor girl Brand of cookie named for a literary character "Bonanza" Ben, off the set "Bonanza" co-star of Michael, Dan and Pernell "Bonanza" first name "Bonanza" name "Bonanza" star Greene Ben on "Bonanza" Ben player on "Bonanza" Bracco of "The Sopranos" "Beat the Devil" star Bogart foe in five films Bogart's "The Maltese Falcon" costar Bogart's five-time film foe "Birds of America" author Moore British motor trucks British trucks. British Truck All-purpose British motor truck. British transport Brand of prescription painkiller Brightly colored Australian parrot Brightly colored parrot Brilliantly colored Australasian parrot -- Banos, California