Letter B 115750–116000

BRYOLOGY, subject of Bark-covering plants Bog plants Bryologist's concern. Bryologists' studies Bryophitic growths Bryophytes Bryophytic growths Bryophyte-covered Broadway's "The ___ Happy Fella" Beginning of a healthy observation {/"... but I've always thought ___ had a more fun job than I do"/} Band featuring the major element of stones and a popular music genre Best recording of the "Hungarian Rhapsodies"? British oilfields in Irak. "Bon" word British car test initials Bit of cleverness Bon -- (witty remark) Bon __ (witty saying) Bon __: quip Bon ___ (Fr.) Bon ___ (bit of wit) Bon ___ (clever comment) Bon ___ (clever remark) Bon ___ (witty bit) Bon ___ (zinger) Bon ___: wisecrack Bright saying Baseball's Manny Baseballer Manny BORDERS Region earthen mound, artificial Bit for the dust rag Bit of dust Bit of dust in a sunbeam B&B alternative Bates __: "Psycho" setting Bates ___ ("Psycho" locale) Bates business Bates' horror-filled stopover Bates's business, in film Bates's wayside stopover Bates, for one Boogie ___ (Foghat's Long Island studio) Booking.com option Businesses with a portmanteau name Bits of dust Bach art form Bach choral piece Bach's "Jesu, meine Freude," e.g. Bruckner's "Ave Maria", e.g. Byrd composition Bach wrote them. Bad thing to keep in the closet Browntail. Bug that flies into lights Bulb circler Bulb circler, often Bulb orbiter Butterfly cousin Butterfly impersonator Butterfly look-alike Butterfly's cousin Butterfly's kin Butterfly's relative Brecht's age Bertolt Brecht title character Brecht protagonist *Bird with many tales Big name in little stories Big name in nursery rhymes Brood protector Bone seeker of rhyme Bossy called to her calf? Bedtime reading in the forest? Button's parent Baby's haven Big time for long-distance calling British tenders. Battler of Godzilla Bead material for a Japanese monster? Bulb circlers Bunch of old clothes? Butterflies' cousins Butterfly relatives Beethoven subject e.g. Basic themes Byrd or Hatch offering Bad occupation for Grumpy? Board-based whodunit with a taped-up candlestick, no Miss Scarlet, and two conservatories? Bikers' race BRITISH motorsport event Bike or boat beginning Blender component Boat driver Boat or cycle attachment Brit's Rolls, perhaps Buses Biker pal? Billboard ambushers British heavy metal band with the album "Ace of Spades" Bilko's milieu. BRITISH Grand Prix sport Brit's major artery Berry Gordy Jr.'s creation Berry Gordy's hit factory Berry Gordy's label Brand for cramp relief "Bon" words Bons __ (witticisms) Bons ___ (witty sayings) Bright sayings. Big name in apple products Big name in applesauce Boxer Jake La-- Blotch of color Blotch with varied colors. Blotched in coloring Blotched patterns "Be Prepared", e.g. "Be Prepared, " for one "Be Prepared," for Boy Scouts "Be prepared" or "Live free or die" "Be prepared," for example "Be prepared," for the Boy Scouts "Blood and Fire" for the Salvation Army Banderole inscription Banner expression Banner phrase, often Banner-borne words Brief expression of a guiding principle "Be prepared" and "E pluribus unum" "Be Prepared" and "Semper Fi" Banner headlines Brief guiding principles Briefly stated principles Big name in apple juice Big name in fruit juice Big name in fruit juices Big name in juice and sauce Big Apple thoroughfare named in Rodgers and Hart's "Manhattan" Bath fungus Bleu streak, to Brits Bob of Sugar BOLECTION BOWTEL Baz Luhrmann movie musical BURMESE teak trading center/centre Bruised, in France Burial bulge Bar with coconut Badrinath Baltoro Kangri Baruntse Batu Bayard, for one Between Pacific and Central Big deal, metaphorically speaking Beverage brand whose first mascot was Willy the Hillbilly Borough in Camden County, New Jersey Bobby's equivalent across the pond Black Hills memorial Backdrop of Naples. Be a blessed person, per Matthew 5:4 Be sad about Became a keener Bird with a melancholy song Bereaved birds? Black eye, slangily Black eye, slangly Black eye: Slang Brambly Hedge rodent Better product, perhaps Board game that involves building a Rube Goldberg machine Board game where players win pieces of cheese Board game with cheese-shaped tokens Belts for a Chinese leader? Balkan dish of meat, aubergine, tomatoes, and cheese Bog growths Body part that speech comes out of Benefactor to a harmonica band? Breath freshener you swish Be sold, as goods. Bit of chess action Bit of choreography Bit of game play Board game turn Bobby Fischer play Bxe5 or 0-0-0, in chess Bxf3 or Qb4+, in chess Brought to tears Brought to tears, say Budged Brought all one's stuff over Begin occupancy Begin occupying *Boxing pro Busy man around Oct. 1. Businesses that tend to be busiest at the starts and ends of months Board game turns Bob Seger made them at night? Becomes an occupant Becomes more conservative "Blue Angel," for one Bergman product Brokeback Mountain, e.g. Best part of going to the theater...and a hint to the starred clues Bit of cinema décor B-, DATE, LIFETIME, SILENT? Brief films before the feature Big-picture person? Box-office draw Big-screen celebrities "Boyhood" or "Girlhood" Between places Butcher, with "down" Blade cutter Blade height controller Blade shortener Blade cutters Blades to cut blades Bagheera's pupil. Boy in "The Jungle Book" Bluegrass CD label? Barn lofts Blades the blades Backbone: Slang. Big name in browsers Batter-fried snack BRITISH legislator Bestower of PG's and R's, formerly BMW stat Big ticket figure?: Abbr. Banes of AWOL's Base cops Base cops, briefly Base cops, familiarly Base crime investigators, briefly Base enforcement gp. Base enforcers Base enforcers, briefly Base enforcers, for short Base force, briefly Base fuzz, for short Base heat, for short Base patrollers Br. lawmakers Brig guards (abbr.) Brit. V.I.P.'s Brit. electees