Letter B 134750–135000

Ballplayer Rose Bandmate of Roger, Keith, and John Banished Rose Banjo-pickin' Seeger Baseball legend Rose Baseball's Alonso or Rose Baseball's Rose Basketball Hall of Famer "Pistol __" Maravich Basketball Hall of Famer Maravich Basketball legend Maravich Basketball star Maravich Batsman Runnels. Best of John Lennon's associates Best of classic rock Best of the Beatles Best of the Beatles, once Best of the early Beatles Best on drums Best on the drums Best or Townshend Best who was replaced by Ringo Black ___, archnemesis of Mickey Mouse Bowler Weber Boy with a dragon, in a Disney classic British actor Postlethwaite Buttigieg from South Bend Buttigieg in Biden's cabinet Buttigieg in the cabinet Buttigieg who ran for president "Baseball slugger Rose" Baseball's "Charlie Hustle," ___ Rose ___ Best of the pre-Ringo Beatles ___ Best, Beatles' original drummer Beatle drummer before Ringo Beatle for two years Beatles drummer before Ringo Beatles drummer before Ringo Starr Brian Epstein fired him BISHOP of Rome, first Barrie's Pan Baseball commissioner after Bowie Biblical fisherman Biblical guy Blue __ (ship's flag indicating imminent departure) Blue ___ (signal flag) Blue ___, nautical flag. Blue ___, signal flag of British navy. Bluesbreaker Green Boy in "The Snowy Day" Boy in a Prokofiev piece Boy played by a string quartet in a 1936 "symphonic fairy tale for children" Britten opus "_____ Grimes" Biblical apostle who walked on water Brother of Jane Actress By tradition, no pope chooses this name British pop duo of the 60's Bunny Trail hopper Became exhausted, with "out" Became less, with "out" "Best actor" Oscar winner, 1976 Best Actor winner for "Network" British actor-aviarist? BRIDGET BRIDGET'S Bridget's father Billy Shears in a Beatles movie Britten's fisherman Ballplayer nicknamed "Charlie Hustle" Ballplayer with the autobiography "My Prison Without Bars" Banished ballpark figure Banned ballplayer Banned-for-life baseball great Baseball figure in the news Baseball player with the most lifetime hits Baseball's 'Charlie Hustle' Baseball's 1963 Rookie of the Year Baseball's all-time leader in games played Baseball's all-time leader with 4,256 hits Big Red Machine hustler Ballplayer and famous mother Ballplayer closely followed by a U.S. President's mother Ballplayer meets doyenne Ballplayer-entertainer match Barrie work Barrie's "Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up" Barrie's boy Barrie's enduring creation Barrie's hero Book that begins, "All children, except one, grow up" Boy who refused to grow up Brand of peanut butter named for a literary character Broadway musical of 1954 Breakfast order at the Storybook Cafe? B'way flier linked with dancer-singer Book about incompetence, with "The" Beatrix Potter hopper Beatrix Potter protagonist Brother of Flopsy, Mopsy and Cotton-tail Best-selling author who used an awful lot of commas Becomes exhausted, with "out" Bernadette of "Into the Woods" Bernadette of "Silent Movie" Bernadette of "The Jerk" Bernadette of Broadway Bernadette of Broadway's "Into the Woods" Bernadette or Brock Broadway legend Bernadette Broadway star Bernadette Broadway's Bernadette Brock of "To Kill a Mockingbird" Bunch of stiffs? Beer-guzzling Norm Best & Townshend Brown ale brand Bowser's bagful Bleating companion Brit's personal dislike Boutique section *Bite-sized cake Bite-size cake Bite-size sweet Bite-sized treats whose name means "small ovens" in French Bite-sized confections Babe or Love, e.g. Boo Bear or Sugar Lips, e.g. Babe or Wilbur, by story's finish Babe or Wilbur, in film Billionaire Czech philanthropist Kellner Ben, in "Ben" Ben, in Michael Jackson's hit "Ben" Bird named for an apostle Bird of storms at sea Bird of storms. Bird seen far out to sea Black-and-white sea birds. BACTERIA cultivation dish Bacteriologist J.R. _____ Bacteriologist Julius Bacteriologist for whom a dish is named Bacteriologist for whom a dish was named Bacteriologist known for his dish Bacteriologist with a dish named after him Bacteriologist with a namesake dish Bacteriologist's ___ dish Bacteriology dish Bacteriology eponym Biology dish eponym Become stone Beginning for dollars or chemicals Beginning with dollar or chemical BRITISH gasoline Bentley fuel British fuel for your motor Brit's gas Brit's gasoline British fuel Buy this by the liter British term for vehicle fuel british word for gasoline Bad moods Ball pythons, at times Basenji and Manx, e.g. Beagles and bunnies Belly rub recipients, often Beloved animals Beloved members of the family Black widow spiders make dangerous ones Bo and Barney, e.g. Boops the snoot... or those whose snoots might get booped Budgies, e.g. Budgies, guppies, etc. Beach Boys album with the hit "Wouldn't It Be Nice" Budgerigar source Be persnickety Bicker or cavil. Bicker over trifles Basketball Hall of Famer Bob Basketball Hall-of-Famer Bob Bob __, first NBA player to be named MVP (1956) Bob in the Basketball Hall of Fame Bob who was the first NBA player to score 20,000 points Bone or squeaky ball, e.g. Bathing beauty artist. Big name at Daytona Business funds for odds and ends Boatswains, e.g. British singer meets Superman's alter ego? Bratty attitude Blooming "Finian's Rainbow" costar? Bit of French? BEGGARMAN Backed bench Baptist's bench Basilica bench Basilica seat Believers' bench Bench at a wedding, perhaps Bench facing the altar Bench for a congregation Bench for a flock Bench for believers Bench for flock members Bench for the faithful Bench for the masses Bench for worshipers Bench in a basilica Bench in a cathedral Bench in a chapel Bench in a church Bench in a nave Bench in the nave Bench near stained glass Bench shared by parishioners Bench that may hold Bibles Bench with a Bible on it Bench with a kneeler Bench with hymnals Benchlike seat Bible supporter, often Big name in public opinion research Blessed spot Blind ___, R.L.S. pirate. Blind ___, of "Treasure Island" bench Notre Dame area Bird also called a flycatcher Bird in the flycatcher family Bird not named for its size but its call Bird that's as small as it sounds Bird whose name makes it sound small Bird also known as a lapwing Black-headed gull Basilica benches Basilica seats Benches along an aisle Benches flanking church aisles Benches for masses Benches for the church softball team? Benches for the masses Benches in churches Benches, not stenches Bible supporters, often Beer mug alloy Brit's trophy Bluish-gray shades Beading technique with a plant in its name Best-selling title in fiction. Brand initially marketed as an alternative to smoking Brand known for flip-back heads Brand name derived from the German "Pfefferminz" Brand name derived from the German for "peppermint"