Letter B 131250–131500

Book's beginning Book's start "Beep!" maker Beeper that's almost passe Beeper's cousin Beeper's kin Beeper, old-school Beeping device Bellboy, on occasion. Bellhop, at times Belt attachment Belt beeper Belt-attachable device Bleeping device Box that beeps Busy restaurant's notification device Basic communication devices Beeping devices Belt beepers Beeps Bellboys Book inserts Book makeup Boys training for knighthood. Big name in celebrity gossip Bermuda parish. British pathologist, Sir James ___ British surgeon Sir James Book by Patti and Tina? Book for Ellen and Ted? Book that's hard to put down Book you can't put down Books that make long stories feel short Browser action BURMESE temple Bangkok sight Buddhist temple structure Buddhist tower Building that traditionally has an odd number of levels Building with many eaves Building with stacked roofs Burma tourist attraction By it "there's a Burma girl a-settin'." Buddhist buildings Buildings often octagonal in design Bookkeeper's stamp Buck-ed up? ____ back: avenged Broadcast sponsors Bought brass and bronze? Bore one's responsibility Baseball Hall of Famer Satchel Baseball Hall-of-Famer with the autobiography "Maybe I'll Pitch Forever" Baseball great Satchel Baseball legend Satchel Baseball's Satchel Baseball's ageless wonder. Bueckers who was first overall pick at the 2025 WNBA draft Bush education secretary Rod Barn item Beach Plaything Beach bucket Beach building aid Beach container Beach equipment Beach mold Beach or boat bucket Beach shovel go-with Beach toy with a handle Beach-sand holder Beachgoer's item Beachgoer's toy Breach implement Bucket for water or lunch Bucket to fill with beach sand Bucket's kin Burden for Jack and Jill Burden for a nursery duo Bucket for carrying water Barn items Beach buckets Beach playthings Buckets by sandcastles Buckets for water or milk Buckets on beaches Baby brother, often Big hassle Big nuisance Bodily distress Bodily suffering Bread in Brest Bread for French toast? Bread, in Bayonne Bread, in Bruxelles Bread, in France. Bread, to Fifi Bread: Fr. Biographer of Mark Twain. Bufferin targets Benjamin Moore product Benjamin Moore, e.g. Blob on a palette Body-shop supply Brushes are dipped in them Black and orange butterfly Body shop sprayer Breed of Tonto's Scout Balcony, The Basic openers Beach volleyball team Bluffer's poker hand, perhaps Bring two objects together Bigeminal Bluetooth-connected Bundled together Became partners Boat rowed by two. Business suit part BASH, BOP Bridge competitors Bridge contestants Bridge groupings Bridge partners Bridge partnerships Brad in the Grand Ole Opry Bed piece? Broadway's '___ Game' Broadway hit (with "The"). Bed bottoms? Bottoms covering bottoms at night Bed linens? Bed threads Bedtime duds Bedtime garb Bedtime wear Bedtime wear for dreamers Bit of bedwear Bangladesh was once part of it: Abbr. Bit of "sensational spelling" on grocery store bundles Bundle on a shelf Bundled unit, in some product names Bundled units, in some product names "Be a ___!" Buddy, informally Barney Rubble, to Fred Flintstone Barney, to Fred Bert, to Ernie Best buddy Bestie, e.g. Blood brother, e.g. Boon companion: Slang. Bro, chum or buddy Broadway's "___ Joey" Bubba, to Forrest Buckwheat, to Alfalfa Bud or buster Bud, to Lou Buddy-o Butch, to Sundance Blenheim, for example. Blenheim, for one Broadway landmark Buckingham for one Buckingham, e.g. Buckingham, for example. Brew for the king and queen? Blenheim and Crystal, for two Blenheim and others. Blenheim, e.g. Buckingham and Crystal Buckingham and St. James Buckingham and others. Buckingham and the like Buckingham et al. Boxcar, in hobo slang. Be buddy-buddy (with) Be buddy-buddy Bony part of the roof of the mouth Befitting an emperor's residence Babeldaob is its largest island Baby kangaroo living on a Pacific island nation? "___ Blue Dot" (historic photo of Earth) Barely tinged Become drained of color Behold a ___ horse Betraying fear, in a way Beyond the __ (improper) Beyond the __ (inappropriate) Beyond the ___ Beyond the ___ (outside the bounds of acceptable behavior) Bleached-out Blush opposite Boundary of sorts ___ Blue Dot ___ blue dot (Earth, in a famous photograph) Bract enclosing the flower, in grasses. Bract of a flower. Bracts enclosing the flowers in grasses Bitter, for one Blonde picked up at a bar? Brew with a rhyming name Brewpub draft Brewpub order, sometimes Brit's bitter, in the States Became ashen Became colorless Became ghostly Became wan Became white Became white with fright Betrayed fear Bob Hope role: 1948 Bob Hope's Indian picture (with "The"). Bob Hope's movie role. Bing Crosby ballad. Brew to sneak into a caveman-style diet? Buck looking more sickly? Becomes ashen-faced Becomes insignificant Becomes less important by comparison Becomes lighter. Becomes wan Betrays horror, in a way BETHANY, country of Biblical Canaan. Britain's foreign problem. British mandate in Asia Minor. Burning problem on U. N. agenda. Board for Benton Board for Bosch Board for Botticelli Board for Breughel Board for Bruegel Board for O'Keeffe Board with a thumb hole Board with a thumbhole Bob Ross accessory Bob Ross' paint board Boards for Benton Boards for Brueghel Boards with thumbholes Big name in CBS history Broadcasting executive. Broadcasting pioneer BUDDHIST language BUDDHIST sacred language BUDDHIST scriptural language Buddhist dialect Buddhist liturgical language Buddhist sacred dialect.