Letter B 132750–133000

Backyard cookout area Backyard cookout site Backyard courtyard Backyard entertainment area Backyard feature Backyard grill site Backyard hangout Backyard lounging locale Backyard part Backyard part, for many Backyard party place Backyard party setting Backyard pool adjunct Backyard spot Bar-b-que site often Barbecue headquarters Barbecue locale Barbecue location? Barbecue place Barbecue site, often Barbecue venue Barbecuing site Barbecuing spot Barbeque local Barbeque locale Bistro adjunct backyard deck Backyard social areas Backyard spots Barbecue grill sites Barbecue sites Barbecue spots Barbecue venues Bug zapper sites Bake shop BURMESE mountain range BIHAR capital (Ind.) ___ Banton Boys Town actor Behind, slangily Baby's bottom? Backside, slangily being ruled by or having descent traced through the male line bring under the authority of an autonomous country *British museum in France Bergeron of the Boston Bruins Bergeron of the Bruins befitting a person of noble origin Bird-loving 'Hud' Oscar winner? Bay State NFLers Bears' foes Butter square + Hilarious people Be a beat cop Beat cop's job Beat work Black and white #4 Black-and-white vehicle Black-and-white vehicle, often Black-and-white cruisers Boone threw the dice Behaves like a guard dog Boy Scout groups of eight. Be a regular customer of Ballet supporter, e.g. Bar regulars, e.g. Back compliments Back supports? Back-hand compliments? Benatar and Boone Bits of butter Bits served with bread Boone and Hingle Boone and O'Brien Boone and Paulsen Boone and Sajak Brady and Moss, e.g. Brady bunch, in headlines Brady bunch? Brady's bunch Brady's bunch, familiarly Brady's longtime team, for short Breadbasket bunch Butter bits Butter cuts. Butter dabs Butter measures Butter pieces Butter portions Butter portions for rolls Butter servings Butter slices Butter squares Big wheel with a wheel Big wheel's overseer band keeping belt in place Beginning of a dress. Behavioral psychologist's concern Behaviorist's discovery Bricklayer's concern "Baby, Come to Me" singer with James "Because the Night" rocker Smith "Because the Night" singer Smith B'way star LuPone Baroness Cederstrom. Baroness Cederström Broadway star LuPone Broadway's LuPone Broadway's first Evita Bruce's mate in the E Street Band Beatle-wedding Boyd Boyd who was married to Clapton ___ Boyd, first wife of both George Harrison and Eric Clapton Big Mac pair Burger units Burgers-to-be "Because the Night" singer "Best Film" of 1970 Battle of the Bulge commander Battle of the Bulge leader Best Picture of 1970 Best Picture, 1970 Barbecue item Barbecued item Budge ___, Wimbledon tennis champion. Burger in the making Burger on a bun Burger serving Burger shape Burger unit Baker's speciality. Brooklyn burger caper? Burger cooked like a grilled cheese Big name in TV circles. Basketball Hall of Famer Gasol Birthplace of Henri Quatre. Birthplace of Henri de Navarre. Birthplace of Henry IV Birthplace of Henry IV of France Birthplace of Henry of Navarre "Bear" Bryant's first name "Billions" actor Giamatti Beatle who walked "The Long and Winding Road" Bandleader Shaffer Bandmate of John, George and Ringo Bear Bryant's real first name Beatle McCartney Beatle or apostle Beatle who played lefty Beatle who was born with the first name James Beatles name Biblical epistle writer Big band leader Whiteman Boutique owner whose shop is pictured on a Beastie Boys album cover Bunyan Ben-Gurion's wife. Broadwell, General Petraeus's mistress . . . but also plays tennis BABE MAGNET. Very tall, rugged outdoorsman. Enjoys cutting-edge technology ... Babe's boss Babe's owner Bauhaus artist and teacher Big John Milner in "American Graffiti" Big name in Canadian politics Best Actor of 1936 Brazilian name for six popes Brazilian novelist Coelho Best-selling author of "The Alchemist" whose books, per one critic, "anesthetiz[e] . . . through the consoling reaffirmation of conventions" Busybody in John Poole comedy. Boston herald? Builder of America's first copper mill Beastie Boys "___ Boutique" Best Actor winner of 1966 Beatle's catering joints? "Bridge Over Troubled Water" composer British fashion designer known for colorful stripes Battle of Aug. 19, 1779 "Big Poison" Betel leaf: Var. Beer belly, maybe Beer gut Beer bellies Brought to financial ruin BREATHING place Brief cessation Brief halt Brief stop Brief stop in the action Button marked with two vertical bars Button on aDVD remote Button with two vertical lines Briefly halted Break because of Break to run, as a commercial Breaks; rests Brief halts Brief stops Build a better road Blacktop specialist Brick or slate piece Brick used in making a path Blacktops, say Big tent at an expo Building by a cricket pitch bandshell building on a playing field etc Big name in conditioning Ballerina famous for her "Dying Swan" Ballerina from St. Petersburg Ballerina who died in 1931. Behavioral science paradigm Backwoods family member Backwoods patriarch Ball-of-string batter Ball-of-yarn batter Be rough with, in a way Bear foot Bear hand Bear's dog Bear's foot Body part a cat uses to "make biscuits" Boxer's foot Boxer's hand Boxer's mitt Boxer's offering Briard's foot Bear’s print in the mud Bat around, cat-style Batted a toy mouse, e.g. Batted at, like a kitten might Batted like a cat Batted around, kitten-style Bar locking a capstan in place Bar that engages with a ratchet Bolt on a ratchet. Bishop protector, sometimes Board man Board member up for promotion? Board sacrifice, often Borrow cash against Borrow some money against Business man of a sort. Borrowed against Be greedy, in chess Board game group of 16 Board members of a sort Black's first move (!) "Blue's Clues" clue Batters of toy mice Bear feet Bear hands