Letter B 134250–134500

British pig of cartoon fame British cartoon whose logo features a curly tail "Breakfast at Tiffany's" star George Baseball warmup Baseball warmup game Besiege (with), as questions Black shaker filler Berry in a mill Beat repeatedly Bombarded, as with questions Bombard playwright Arthur? Barrages Big show of support Becomes spirited, with "up" Beverage at the center of the social-media-based Refresh Project, in 2010 Beverage created in 1898 Beverage creation of 1898 Beverage in blue cans Beverage introduced as Brad's Drink Beverage name trademarked in 1903 Beverage originally called "Brad's Drink" Beverage since 1898 Big name in cola Brad's Drink (1893), today Brad's Drink, now Brad's Drink, nowadays Brand involved in a seventies soda-for-vodka trade deal with the Soviet Union Brand once promoted by Michael Jackson Brand originally called "Brad's Drink" Brand originally named Brad's Drink Brand sued in 1999 for not offering a Harrier fighter jet in exchange for 7 million of its "Points" Brand that briefly used the hyperbolic slogan "The Best Drink Created Worldwide" Brand that introduced the two-liter bottle Brand whose ads once featured Michael Jackson Brand with a Max variant Brand with the old slogan "More Bounce to the Ounce" Britney promotes it *Beverage-named Denver arena Booster unit __-Bismol BRAHMANS, sacred tree of the British diarist BY instrumentality of Barrels ___ day Beats ___ minute Beginning for "cent" Bits ___ second By authority of By menas of. By or by means of By the word of By the words of By, in Latin By the rate of Beyoglu, once Baby's transport Bank-loan phrase Bed linen, but not linen Bed sheet fabric Bedding cloth Bedding fabric By heads. Batting average. By the hundred. basic component in the formation of a concept Basic components of concepts *Birdcage feature BLACK bass-like fish BRITISH spiny-finned fish Bar for a bird Bar in a canary's cage Bird cage feature Bird cage swing Bird's rest, or freshwater fish Bird's roost Birdcage accessory Birdcage bar Birdcage fixture Birdcage swing, e.g. Birdfeeder peg, e.g. Bony food fish Bust of Pallas, to Poe's raven barn in which hens are allowed to move without restriction Bar stools, e.g. Bar stools, for some Birds' resting spots Branches and twigs, to a bird Branches, to birds Brew, in a way Brewed by a torero? balafon Best friend of Thomas the Tank Engine Best-selling children's series "___ Jackson & the Olympians" Business trip allowance By the day, as payment By the day,as some are paid Big name in chickens Big name in poultry Balzac novel "Le _____ Goriot" Balzac's "Le __ Goriot" Balzac's Goriot, for instance. Brigitte's dad Bush ___ (Dubya's dad) Bird of prey known to reach speeds of over 200 miles per hour Blue-black falcon. Bark of Brazilian tree used as tonic. Bark of Brazilian tree, used as a tonic. bark of a South American apocynaceous tree "Battling for Peace" author "Battling for Peace" author Shimon Ben-Gurion biographer Bandleader Prado Baseball Hall of Famer Tony Big Red Machine member Blogger Hilton B'way abbreviation. B'way showing Broadway showing, for short Bet on the top two ponies bet on the order of the first and second in a race Bell ringer's dream? Brought to an ideal state. Bisexual blooms Bowler's 12-strike coup Baseball player's skill when moonlighting as a singer? Beauty ideal Breach of faith By necessity Be in a show BUSKER Botanical garden structure, perhaps BELIKE By some chance. Ballet by Paul Dukas (with "La"). Beautiful and graceful girl Beautiful fairy Beautiful fairylike being Benevolent Persian fairy that aptly rhymes with "fairy" BURMESE gemstone BURMESE olivine Barack Obama's birthstone Birthstone for most Leos Birthstone for zodiac sign Libra Breakers ahead Boundary measure BODY region extending from anus to scrotum (of males) BODY region extending from anus to vulva (of females) "Braveheart," for one BONE membrane BONE tissue (connective), double-layered Beautiful and graceful girls Beautiful creatures. Beautiful fairies of Persian myth Be destroyed Be totally destroyed Be utterly ruined. Be wiped out Blighter: British slang. Becomes ruined Becoming extinct. Biting the dust BRITISH mollusc/mollusk Become animated (with "up"). Become attentive, with "up" Become lively Become lively (with "up"). Become more attentive, with "up" Benefit at work Benefit from work Benefit of a job Benefit such as paid time off Bigwig's benefit Biz benefit Biz bonus Boil, as java Bonus for short Bonus at the office Brew coffee Brew, as coffee Brighten, with "up" Bubble, like coffee. Business benefit Businessman's bonus Businessperson's bonus Became attentive, with "up" Brewed Betty Boop quality Barista's schedule? Becomes cheerful with up Becomes lively (with "up"). Boils: Colloq. Brews, as coffee. Brightens, with "up" Become attentive Become more lively Bright and bouncy Briskly self-assured Buoyantly cheerful Book by renowned hostess. Bush advisor Richard ___ Beautician's offering, for short Beautician's specialty, for short Beauty parlor item, for short. Beauty parlor item: Slang. Beauty shop item, for short. Beauty shop item: Colloq. Beauty shop offering briefly Beauty shop specialty. Beginning with frost or press Boxes for money Bad thing to make a mistake with Bad tool for a toddler to find Beautician's specialty Being allowed Beginning driver's certificate Beginning driver's document Builder's need, often Beauty shop items. Brand of liqueur "But," in Barcelona Barcelona "but" But, in Baja But, in Bolivia But, in Madrid But, in Spain But, in Valencia But, to Juan But: Sp. But: Span. but Spanish words Big name in Argentina Big name in Argentine politics Broadway role for LuPone Buenos Aires big shot. Buenos Aires chief. Buenos Aires dictator. Buenos Aires name Beer brand from Lombardia Ballot name in '92 and '96 Bleach used to make hair blonde Bleaching chemical Blonde aid? Blonde maker, maybe Blonde's compound Blonde's secret BOLO target Bad actor, informally Bad guy hidden in eight puzzle answers Baddie to a cop Baddie, briefly