Letter B 1250–1500

BEING deformed Breach BELONGING TO OR BEFITTING A SUPREME RULER BURROWS, ABE Beame and Burrows Beame and Fortas Beame and Lincoln Beame and Saperstein Beame and Vigoda Beame and Vigoda, e.g. Beame and others Beame et al. Bills in tills Burrows and Beame Burrows and Fortas Burrows and Lincoln Burrows and Saperstein Burrows and Vigoda Burrows and others Burrows et al. Burrows, Lyman, etc. BACK THE WRONG ___ BACK WHEN BAD SCENE BAD egg BANANAS DRIVE BANK BEING EXTREMELY HEARTLESS BARRIE BAD GUY BE A LOOKOUT BE A PARTY TO BE A THIEF BE AN ACCOMPLICE BE IN CAHOOTS BE UNABLE TO MOVE FURTHER BEAR a part in BEAUTY AID BEING DETERMINED IN ADVANCE BEING ONE MORE THAN EIGHTEEN BEING ONE MORE THAN FOURTEEN BEING ONE MORE THAN ONE BEING ONE MORE THAN SIXTEEN BEING ONE MORE THAN THIRTEEN BEING ONE MORE THAN THIRTY BEING ONE MORE THAN TWELVE BIG HAND BIG JOB FOR A DRILLER BIKER AID BOSS CRIME AID IN BREAK A LAW BREAK IN A SCENE WHEN THE ACTORS STAY IN POSITION AND THEN RESUME BREATHING aid BRITISH ENGLISH WORDS HOOLIGAN BRITISH ENGLISH WORDS PETTY CRIMINAL BUFFET AID BUILT TO HOLD BACK WATER OR TO SUPPORT A ROAD OR AS PROTECTION BURDEN RED RIDING HOOD ACCESSORY BURGLAR CAT BUSINESS PARTNER OF MARCU BY ___ OR BY CROOK Back (out) Back a bad guy Back a baddie Back a burglar Back the mob, e.g. Back up Back up a bad guy Back up a holdup Back up a lawbreaker Back up on a job? Back up on the job? Badly support? Balladeer aid Bank holding Be a bad helper? Be a co-criminal Be a cohort in a caper Be a confederate of Be a fence for Be a henchman Be a lookout perhaps Be a lookout for, e.g. Be a lookout for, maybe Be a lookout for, say Be a lookout, maybe Be a partner in a crime Be a partner in crime Be a partner with in crime Be a shill for Be a wheel man for Be a wheelman for Be a wheelman for, say Be an accessory Be an accessory before the fact Be an accessory before the fact, e.g. Be an accessory to Be an accessory to the crime Be an accomplice or wager? Be an accomplice to Be an ally Be behind a lawbreaker Be complicit in, as a caper Be criminally helpful Be good at helping be bad Be in cahoots with Be liable, in a way Be on the lookout for, say Be on the lookout for? Be on the lookout, maybe Be partly responsible for a holdup Be the lookout for, maybe Be the lookout for, perhaps Be the lookout for, say Be the lookout man, e.g. Be the lookout, e.g. Be the lookout, maybe Be the lookout, say Bit of high jinks benefact beyond help BREATHING AIDS Backs a baddie Backs up bad guys Backs up when one shouldn't Backs up, as a burglar Backs, as a front Bad looks Becomes party to Backed in a way Build ___ mousetrap Bank job action? "Barney Miller" star BE MOTIONLESS, IN SUSPENSION BEING in suspension BBC BBC RECEIVER BBC SERIES BBC TELEVISION SHOW SET IN A FICTIONAL SEASIDE HOTEL BBC comedy BBC show, familiarly BBC sitcom BBC sitcom involving the Monsoon family, briefly BBC sitcom, familiarly BBC sitcom, for short BBC sitcom, to fans BRITISH SITCOM 1950S Bawdy BBC comedy Bawdy Britcom, briefly Beeb comedy British sitcom starring Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley, for short Brit sitcom of the '90s Britcom based on a "French and Saunders" sketch Britcom made into a 2016 film, informally Britcom of the '90s Britcom of the 1990s, informally Britcom on TV Guide's "Top Cult Shows" list Britcom starring Jennifer Saunders Britcom starring Jennifer Saunders, to fans Britcom starring Joanna Lumley, to fans Britcom with Eddie and Patsy, for short Britcom with Edina and Pats Britcom with Edina and Patsy Britcom with Monsoon and Stone Britcom, briefly Britcom, for short British sitcom with the theme song "This Wheel's on Fire," familiarly British sitcom, briefly BE INTENSELY JOYFUL BEING UNABLE TO TAKE A PUNCH Be intolerant of Bad Baleful Base baneful Biblical queen mother: II Kings 18:2 Biblical month BEAR with BROOK ___ Bear Bear patiently Bear with patience __ by (agree to) __ by (obey) __ by (obey, as a law) ___ by (comply with) ___ by the rules Be a good boy Behave Bore Bore uncomplainingly ___ by (remained true to). BROOKS Bears __ by (conforms to) __ by (obeys) ___ by (follows) braving "__ Baby" ("Hair" song) "__ Baby" ("Hair" tune) "___ Baby" ("Hair" number) "___ Baby" ("Hair" song about the "emancipator of the slaves") "___ Baby" ("Hair" song featuring a parody of the Gettysburg Address) "___ Baby" ("Hair" tune with a rhyming title) "___ Baby" (song from "Hair") "___ Baby" (song that begin "Yes I's finished on y'all farm land with yo' boll weevils and all") B'way hero BABY (SONG) ARTIST BABY HOLD ON (SONG) ARTIST BANKHEAD OF OLD BROADWAY BARBIE BOYFRIEND BASE IN ANNE ARUNDEL COUN BEATRICE BEAU BEAU BARBIE BEAU DOE BEAU GESTE AUTHOR BORDEAUX BEAU BOYFRIEND BARBIE BOYFRIEND IN SPANISH BRENDAN ___, IRISH AUTHOR BROADWAY HIT WITH 7,000 BROADWAY PLAY (AND LATER BROADWAY ___ Bear lover Beau of 55D Broadway Rose-lover Broadway groom of 1922 Broadway hero Broadway role Broadway title character whose last name is Levy BANCROFT, ANNE SPOUSE Broadway's '-- Irish Rose' BLOODHOUND TRAIL BOYHOOD HOME OF MARK TWAIN Blazed a trail Basis of a meritocracy BILL OF DIVORCEMENT, A (FILM) CAST BILL OF DIVORCEMENT, A (FILM) DIRECTOR Bad thing to be in BIRD ___ GILDED CAGE, A Beatles "Free as ___" British swain's delight? BADLY HURT BASED PRIMARILY ON SURMISE RATHER THAN ADEQUATE EVIDENCE BEAT SLIGHTLY BECOME MORE TOLERANT WHEN SLIGHTLY DRUNK Barely more than not at all Before long, after "in" Boatman has appeal but not much Barely more than zero BROKEN ___ Bad, like some failures