Letter B 109750–110000

But: Fr. But: French. "But of course!," in Marseille "But of course, Madame!" "But of course, monsieur!" BRUNCH COCKTAIL BRANDY Balzac's "___ Cornélius" Bistro bigwig Bistro boss Bistro cheese? Bistro honcho Boss at a bistro Busing overseer Bistro VIPs Bistro biggies Bistro bigwigs Bistro hosts Busing supervisors Barbara, for one: Abbr. Below Lt. Colonel Burns's rank, in "M*A*S*H" Belle: Span. Big studio release, in the army? Barbara or Bowes Barbara or Hoople Barbara's rank Barbara, for one Baseball league designation Big tourney Biiiig Biology or English Blair is his heir Blair's predecessor Bowes or Hoople Bowes, e.g. Brown concentration Business Administration or English Lit, e.g. *Big tourist draw Big-budget advertiser Balearic Islands Band leader, at times Baton twirlers in parades Brigadier's boss being of age Basis of democracy Baseball movie Berenger/Sheen film Big-time sport Bonds, e.g. Bigtime baseball teams Blue Jays or Orioles, e.g. B-29 Superfortress requirement? "Barbara" and others. Ballplayer's goal, with "the" Barbara and Hoople Barracks bigwigs Bush-leaguers' goal *Basic piano lesson topic Ballerina Natalia Be a creator Be behind the success of Be on time for ___ believe (pretend) "But only God can ___ tree" (Kilmer) ___ break for it (run) Back a horse, say Build Captain Nemo's versatile sailing craft? Begin all over Be persuasive like a major leaguer Become a box-office success. Begin flirting with someone, so to speak Begin fisticuffs or flirtation. Be noisy, or equip for tennis? Be persuasive Be free, for now Be a spicy speeder? Be opportunistic, metaphorically Brother's plea to Mom and Dad, maybe Bartender’s instruction for two drinks at once Bartender's home renovation advice about the tiny kitchen sink? Bar order from the designated driver? Belittle, with "of" Brat's dare Bully's challenge Bully's dare Bar request ... or hint to the letters in the circles Benedictine order? Bartender's request for a stronger pour Be worthy of reportage Bite a dog Be superficially polite Be responsible Be responsible for the consequences Become successful gradually __-break (crucial) Beat a bogey Blow a birdie *Build farm enclosures? "... baker, the candlestick ___" Bridge declarers Bourbon with a red wax seal Brings in, as earnings Brings in, as salary baby ___ five Blunders in a big way "But wait! Amex Card ___!" Begin a voyage. Builds a karate studio? Be coherent Be comprehensible Be logically sound Brings to a tie Becomes famous Beats in a big way Buries the hatchet Becomes a true star Becomes reconciled. Barber's resolution? Be an effective boss Beat the clock? BeauTuber's forte Become cordial again Become friendly again. Blush, e.g. Beauty lesson Be belligerent Be militaristic Before-school guidance Birthday-candles ritual Barreling toward Britain's Ambassador to U. S. British envoy to U. S. BLUE-pointer Big shark Blue pointer shark. Blue-and-white shark Blue-gray shark Bonito shark Bonito shark, by another name Breed of shark Blue-backed sharks Bonito sharks "Bad" starter Bad in Bordeaux Bad French Bad for the French Bad for yves Bad in Barcelona Bad in Limousin Bad to the Sorbonne? Bad way to start? Bad, in Bolivia Bad, in Brest Bad, in Bucaramanga Bad, in Burgundy Bad, in French Bad, in French class Bad, to Henri Bad, to Luc Bad, to Yves Bad: Fr. Badly, in Burgundy Badly: Comb. form. Badly: Fr. Badly: Prefix. Baudelaire collection, "Les fleurs du ___" Baudelaire's "Les Fleurs du ___" Beginning for adjusted Bien's opposite Bon's opposite _Bon gré,_ ___ _gré_ (like it or not, in French) badly in French Bad: Sp. Bona's opposite bird jaw Bromfield's Buckeye home. Book after Zechariah BRIGHT-green mineral taking high polish and used for ornament "But love's a ___ without a cure": Dryden Bernard who wrote "The Natural" breed of sled dog developed in Alaska British Empire Prime Minister. Butcherer of words Beautiful lake near Stockholm. Bone of cheek. "Bad air," literally Bad thing to get in the tropics Borneo's archipelago Brunei native Britain's richest colony. British protectorate until 1957 Borneo residents Big rubber exporter "By the time we've made it, we've had it" Black Muslim leader slain in 1965 "By any means necessary" speaker Best Supporting Actor of 1951 Brando's "On the Waterfront" co-star Bachelor party invitee Billy or buck Billy or jack or Billy Jack Billy or tom Billy, buck or bull Boar or buck Boar or bull Boar or bull, e.g. Boar, e.g. Born with X and Y chromosomes Born with a Y chromosome Boy or man Bridegroom, for one Buck or billy Buck or boar Buck or bull Buck or cob Buck or cob, e.g. Buck or drake Buck or ram Buck or ram, e.g. Buck or roebuck Buck or roebuck, e.g. Buck or tom Buck, billy or tom Buck, bull or ram Buck, for example Bull or boar Bull or boar, e.g. Bull or ram Bull or rooster Bull or stallion Bull or stallion, e.g. Bull, boar or buck Bull, cob or tom, e.g. Bull, cob, or tom Bull, e.g. Bull, say ___ bonding (homosocial quality time) Bromantic activity [5] BODEFUL "Bohemian Rhapsody" Best Actor Oscar winner "Bohemian Rhapsody" Oscar actor Rami "Bohemian Rhapsody" Oscar winner Best Actor winner Rami Best Actor winner for "Bohemian Rhapsody" Beefcake calendar figure Ben Stiller played one in "Meet the Parents" Ben Stiller's job in "Meet the Parents" Boar and bull Boars, bulls, etc. Brightly colored birds, often