Letter B 118750–119000

___-bop jazz _____-Bolshevism ("Nineteen Eighty-Four" ideology) _____-burlesque (entertainment genre) beginning Classic art subject Beck fan, perhaps Bill Kristol, notably Belonging to an earlier age. "__ Bible": Arcade Fire album recorded in a renovated church Bright gas used in electric signs Bar light Bar sign brightener Bar sign gas Bar sign light Barfront light Big element in Vegas Bit of bar advertising Bright and shiny, as colors Bright color descriptor Bright gas Bright light at night Bright light in the big city Bright light on Broadway Bright light seen at night Bright light type in the big city Bright light type on Broadway Bright like a highlighter Bright like hi-vis apparel Bright sign Bright sign gas Bright sign type Bright signage light Bright, as a crayon color Bright, colorwise Bright, in crayon color names Bright, like high-visibility apparel Bright, like many running shirts Bright, like some crayons Brightly colored crayon Brilliant, as a color Broadway bulb Broadway feature Broadway flasher Broadway gas Broadway illumination Broadway illuminator Broadway light Broadway light aptly hidden in the name "Eugene O'Neill" Broadway light gas Broadway light type Broadway lighter Broadway shiner Broadway sign type Bulb fill Bygone Dodge compact BABY under one month old Baby during its first four weeks Babies from birth to four weeks Bright tubular lights *Bright orange Crayola color Baylor basketball uniform color Bar magnet? Bar window fixture Bright, gas-filled tubes Broadway sights "Blade Runner" genre Bar window lights Blindingly bright hues Bright crayon colors Bright fish Bright hues of 80s outfits Bright night lights Bright shades Bright signs Bright store lights Bright tones Bright tubes Brightly lit signs Broadway blinkers Broadway lights Broadway luminaries? Broadway signs Bygone Dodges Bright signs in city streets Bar window feature Bar's flashy draw Broadway attention-getter Broadway blazer Bright Amazon swimmer Bright one in a school Bright red-and-blue fish Bright school member Brand of virtual critters Beginners, for short Breakers of tradition. Brand of nasal decongestant belonging to a new fashion or trend Biological specimen replacing the original Between India and Tibet. Birthplace of Buddha Birthplace of Buddha, now Birthplace of Siddhartha Gautama, in Buddhist tradition Buddha's birth country Buddha's birthplace Buddha's birthplace, per most scholars Buddha's reputed birthplace Buffer state between India and Tibet. Buffer state between Tibet and India. Border sharers of Asia and Africa? Baby kangaroo of Katmandu? Brother's boy Brother's son Brothers of nieces B. C. Roman historian. Brother of Jupiter and Pluto Biblical father of Abner Black: It. Bookish type stereotypically seen with glasses Bart's friend Milhouse, e.g. Beanie wearer, maybe Big-time enthusiast Bill-Gates-to-be type? Bit of candy on a "rope" or in a "cluster" Black ___ Problems (pop culture website) Black-sock wearer in gym, perhaps Black-sock wearer in gym, stereotypically Book lover to the extreme Bookish fellow Bookish person Bookish persona Bookish sort Bookish type, often Bookworm, in stereotypes Bookworm, maybe Bookworm, perhaps Bookworm, scornfully Bookworm, stereotypically Bookworm, to a bully Boringly studious person Brain, maybe Brainiac, stereotypically Brainy oddball Brainy outcast Brainy person, and proud of it Brainy type, per the haters Brainy, socially inept sort Bright person, to haters Buff to an excessive extent Bully's frequent target Bully's prey, in stereotypes Bully's prey, often Bully's prey, perhaps Bully's prey, traditionally Bully's target Bully's target, maybe Bully's target, often Bully's target, perhaps Bully's victim, often ___ bar (place for trivia nights or retro gaming) boring person obsessed with a particular subject Bailiwick for Neil deGrasse Tyson and Donald Glover, for two "Be nice to ___. You may end up working for them": Charles J. Sykes "Big Bang Theory" types Big Bang Theory characters, for example Big name in tiny candies Binges on Sporcle quizzes, say, with "out" Black Girl ___ (Jamie Broadnax publication) Bookish group Bookish people Bookish sorts Bookworms, maybe Boringly studious people Brainiacs, maybe Brainiacs, typically Brainy high school clique Brainy introverts Brainy ones, maybe Brainy sorts Brainy types Bullies' targets Bullies' targets, often Bully's targets Bookworms call dad? Better at science than social studies? Bookish, perhaps Bookish or technologically inclined, informally Bookish or overly academic, informally Ball brand Ball brand name Ball brand since 1970 Ball maker Ball passed from Parker Brothers to Kenner Products in 1991 Ball used for dorm hoops Ballzooka brand Big name in balls Big name in bedroom dunks Big name in foam arms Big name in foam projectiles Big name in foam weaponry Big name in foam-based weaponry Big name in harmless weaponry Big name in harmless weapons Big name in soft balls Big name in spongy toys Big name in unnervingly militaristic toys Brand for indoor sports Brand name associated with many soft launches? Brand of Blasters and Bounce Balls Brand of ball Brand of foam blasters Brand of foam darts Brand of foam projectiles Brand of foam toys Brand of foam-based toys Brand of orange-tipped bullets Brand of soft projectiles Brand of spongy balls Brand of spongy toys Brand of squishy weaponry Brand owned by Hasbro Brand that includes N-Strike blasters Brand with a Kids Tactical Vest Kit __ ball (spongy sphere) ___ Blaster (toy gun) ___ ball (popular toy) ___ ball (spongy plaything) Balls that it's okay to throw in the house Brand of foam balls Backyard battle Battle of competing soft launches? BABYLONIAN god of hunting Bianchi opponents Blacks, in Bologna BARUCH, father of Bride of Gratiano. BRAZIL EMPEROR Beer-drinking detective. Best New Artist Grammy recipient of 1961 Big name in CD burning software, to the extent that CDs still get burned Black, in Bologna Black, in Italy Black, in Rome. Black, in Siena. Black, to Botticelli Blackness: It. Boss at the Great Fire of Rome Britannicus's murderer, supposedly Builder of the Domus Aurea Builder of the Domus Aurea palace, featuring a 100'-tall colossus of himself Burner of Rome, in legend Byword for a tyrant.