Letter B 138000–138250

*Bit of campaign nastiness Bit of sparring *Budding houseplant? Barrymore's villain role in "It's a Wonderful Life" Belter Grace Bishop of New York (1835–1908). Bowl thrower Big Quidditch fan, likely Biblical burial place for the poor Bathroom items "Body part" prone to profanity Bush, briefly Brave only as a result of being drunk Baby kangaroo's hideout Bouffant part of a garment Big business in Ark. Big cats and opportunists both do this box with a perforated top used for perfume British currency unit BRITISH monetary unit Basic monetary unit of Egypt, Sudan and Syria Basic monetary unit. Beat excitedly Beat violently British note. Butcher shop unit Baked good originally made with four sticks of butter Buttery dessert Beneficiary of a rescue, it is hoped Banged Bad headaches Be a sadistic masseuse? Beats and beats Brit's bread Bartender's measure Be the bartender Be a discourager Be discouraging about Be negative about Bacchus, for one Bartender, often Bottle opener, at times Basis of operations, from Archimedes' "where I may stand." Be a poor loser, perhaps Be a sore loser, in a way Be a sore loser, maybe Be petulant Be piqued. Be sulky with one's lip Be sullen Bratty expression Bitching "BAM!" relative "Bam!" kin "Bam!" on "Batman" "Batman" brawl word "Batman" fight scene sound effect "Batman" fight word "Boom Boom ___" (#1 song by the Black Eyed Peas) "Boom Boom ___" (Black Eyed Peas song) Bam cousin Bam's cousin Belt line? [Batman punches a bad guy] Baby talc Bath bottle Barrel of explosive stuff, or a situation that's ready to blow Boy among pirates Breakfast cereal for make-up artists? Beer sources for genteel guests? BOOG Blackout lack Brand of sports drink Before midnight: One with major influence Beyoncé and Jay-Z, e.g Bill and Melinda Gates, e.g. Brangelina, e.g.—or, in a way, each of the answers to starred clues Booted, say *Battery's percentage Business world meal Between-meetings refresher Brief outage at work Battery-operated mouth dabber? Box of batteries? Basis of the Nintendo Wii's processor Boost for a hockey team after a penalty behaviour intended to maximise person's power Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup, with "The" Boothe in "Tombstone" Buzzer on "This Old House" Binary choices? Brief surge in energy Bureaucratic types *Bold boardroom attire Bold executive attire Bit of attire that sends the message "I mean business!" Bit of corporate attire Bit of dress-for-success attire Businessmen's neckwear Belt sander, e.g. Black & Decker product Bridezilla's fabric of choice? "Batman" TV sound effects Batman blows Battle captives "Bad Day" Daniel British writer of allegorical novels Boatman's pole: Dial. Bill marking: Abbr. Basketball stat: average points per game BOTHE, WALTHER "Barely audible" notation Barely audible, in mus. Bottom-of-a-letter letters Baltic barge. Become perfect, perhaps. Business of a professional man. Bag label Bag preferred by the devil? Bedeviled name in fashion? Big bag house Big name in high-end handbags Big name in the bag business Brand associated with Anna Wintour Brand of designer bags Brand paired with devil horns for a Halloween costume Bandleader Perez Boulevard in Latin-American cities. Before: Lat. prefix. BIRD whose young can feed themselves as soon as hatched (pert. to) BOHEMIAN capital Boulder in the Czech Republic? Benes' capital. Badger habitat Badlands National Park feature Bison habitat Bison setting British Columbia's Little ______ Blonde Muppet girl on "Sesame Street" Barking rodent? Burrower that barks Burrowing critter of the plains Burrowing member of the squirrel family Buffalo habitat Back-cover book blurbs Bestow encomiums Bible-thumper's cry Butters up, maybe Beginning of a quote by William Maguire Boiled sugar and nuts. Baby buggy for Brits Baby buggy in Bath Baby buggy in Hyde Park Baby buggy in Piccadilly Circus Baby buggy, in Bristol Baby buggy, in Britain Baby buggy, to a Brit Baby carriage, across the pond Baby carriage, in Britain Baby carriage, in England Baby carriage, in Soho Baby carriage, to Brits Baby carriage, to a Brit Baby transit Baby vehicle Baby wheels Baby's cart Bath buggy Birmingham baby buggy Birmingham buggy Blackpool buggy Bloomsbury buggy Brighton baby buggy Brighton buggy Bristol baby buggy Bristol buggy Brit's baby buggy Brit's baby carriage Brit's carriage British Baby carriage British Buggy Baby British baby bearer British baby buggy British baby's "wheels" British baby's carriage British buggy British nanny's four-wheeler Buckingham buggy Buggy for Brits Buggy for a baby Buggy relative Buggy, in Soho. Baby carriage used in Britain buggy British architect Baby buggies, abroad Baby carriages, in Britain Baby carriages. Bath buggies Bearers of British babies Brighton baby buggies Bristol baby carriages British baby buggies British buggies British carriages British strollers Brits' baby buggies Brits' buggies Buggies, in Bath breath control in yoga BOMB target successfully Bomb heavily, in R.A.F. argot British term for collision Bump into: Brit. slang. Bit of April 1 mischief Bit of April Fools fun Bit of April Fools' mischief Boyish trick. Bit of joking one-upmanship Backside in a fall? Backside, in slang Begin to fall? Beginning of fall? Bonehead, to Brits Boob, on the Tube British bonehead Burlesque landing spot Babble away Babble endlessly Babble nonsense Babble on Babble on and on Babble on and on and on Babbled away Blabbed foolishly. Blabbered Beautiful park in Vienna Boastful talker Babblers Backside spill Buster Keaton specialty Buster Keaton gags Bits of babble? British backsides Baltimore's Enoch ___ Free Library Big name in aircraft engines Brooklyn art education institute Brooklyn art institute Brooklyn art school Brooklyn art school, or actor Chris Brooklyn's ___ Institute