Letter B 147250–147500

Bicycled or took a bus Bicycled, e.g. Biked it Biked or bused Biked, e.g. Biked, say -- bicycle (pedaled about) ___ bus (commuted) Bandicoot, e.g. Basis for many a Pokémon Beaver or hamster Beaver or vole Branch of medicine for gnawers? Barn owl's prey Beavers or squirrels, e.g. Beavers, chipmunks, et al. Beavers, squirrels, hamsters, etc. Bullsnakes' prey Bunnies, e.g. Beavers' refusal to build dams? "Brokeback Mountain" setting "Buckaroo Holiday" ballet Ballet by Agnes De Mille. Ballet created by Agnes de Mille. Ballet subtitled "The Courting at Burnt Ranch” Ballet with a hoedown Barrel race locale Barrel race site Barrel race venue Barrel racer's venue Barrel racing milieu Barrel-race venue Beverly Hills's __ Drive Big bucks contest? Big-bucks event Big-bucks show Bronc-busting show Bronc-riding event Bronc-riding venue Bronco show Bronco-buster's show. Bronco-busters' event Bronco-busting affair Bronco-busting event Bronco-riding event Bronco-riding show Broncobuster's milieu Broncobuster's venue Broncobusting medium Broncobusting show Broncos game? Buckaroo show Buckaroos' bash Bucking bronco event Bucking bull sport Buckjumper's event Buffalo Bill show Bull pen locale Bull rider's sport Bull rider's venue Bull session, of a sort Bull-riding competition Bull-riding event Bull-session event? Bulldogger's event Bulldogger's place Bulldogger's venue Bulldogging event Bulldogging venue Bullpen setting Bucking ride Bull rider's protector Broncobuster's prize? *Beverly Hills shopping district Beverly Hills shopping area Beverly Hills shopping destination Beverly Hills shopping mecca Beverly Hills shopping venue Barrel race venues Barrel racing events Big bucks competitions? Bronco busting, bull-dogging, etc. Bronco-busting Bronco-riding events Bulldoggers' venues Broncobuster's shopping stop? Became raised, as a skirt Became uncomfortable, as some underwear Became uncomfortable, in a way "Babes in Arms" team Balzac sculptor Balzac's sculptor Bartholdi contemporary Beauty entrepreneur Linda "Bad As I Wanna Be" author "Bad As I Wanna Be" subject Basketball's Dennis Baritone in Verdi's "Don Carlos" Bacilli shapes Bacillus shapes Bait & tackle shop wares Batons Brando's brother in "On the Waterfront" British rock singer British rocker with the 1979 #1 hit "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?" Baby shad? Baby sturgeon? Baseball's Preacher Basis of the Greek taramasalata Bass producer? Beluga buy Beluga eggs Beluga eggs, e.g. Beluga or shad yield Beluga output Beluga spawn, e.g. Beluga yield Big bass producer Bit of courtroom anonymity Blintz topping Briny delicacy Briny eggs Brooklyn Dodgers' Preacher Brooklyn Preacher Brooklyn's "Preacher." Brooklyn Bridge designer Brooklyn Bridge engineer Builder of the Brooklyn Bridge. Bambi, in the book Bambi, in the books Beast with three-pointed antlers British filmmaker Nicolas BIG game gun Beluga and ossetra Black and red caviars. Baseball's Maris, for short Baseball's Maris, to pals Big name in locks? "Barbarella" director Vadim Bannister or Moore Baseball's Clemens Bond of the '70s and '80s BRADAMANT, husband of Bunny: "Come in, Hare. Return to base." Hare: "__. Wilco." Beloved Mister Billionaire financier Jim Buck or Roy Birthplace of Wal-mart Big name in reference books Big name in synonyms Big name in synonymy Big name in thesauri Big name in thesauruses Book that's read word-for-word Brit who definitely wasn't at a loss for words British lexicographer British synonymist Book next to a dictionary Book that needs to be read word for word? Bad elephant. being a rogue Bad lands? Barcelona chair designer Ludwig Mies van der ___ Benefit to an investor (Abbr.) Bourbon king Bourbon ruler Business metric for measuring investment performance Banned "juice" Brief source of rage? Banned PEDs, slangily Bodybuilder's dirty secret, informally Be the agitator Be turbulent Bubble and churn Bubbled, as a cauldron Bourbon bigwigs Bourbon bunch Bourbon leaders Be lively and noisy. Be rambunctious Blustering reveler. Buddy of the GI. Bespectacled "Today" regular Big name in streaming devices Big name in streaming players Brand spelled out in ads Brand-name heartburn relievers Big name in synthesizers and amps "Breakfast for Dummies" author? Balboa, to Stallone Batman, for Christian Bale Batman, for Michael Keaton, e.g. Bear Smallhill, for D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai Beth Harmon, for Anya Taylor-Joy Billing matter Blanche DuBois or Willy Loman, say Bond, for Connery Break for a certain wannabe Break for an extra Broadway job Broadway slot Butler, for Gable Butler, to Gable Big brother, often Battle on a log Birling contest. Birling contests Birling matches Be a wizard or an elf, say, in Dungeons & Dragons Being an actor Becomes a new man, say Billing details Billing matters Bit parts, e.g. Bits and leads. Broadway parts. Big name in timekeeping Big sponsor of golf, sailing, tennis, motorsport and equestrian events Big-time brand? Big-time company? Brand whose knockoffs are often sold on New York's Canal Street Brand with a crown logo Brand with a gold band Brand worn by Dr. King and Jay-Z Bulova competitor BusinessWeek's #1 global brand in '07 Banded status symbols BODY realignment along its vertical plane with pressure varying from surface to deep BRIOCHE, FOR ONE Backgammon turn Bagel or bialy Bagel or bun Bagel or parkerhouse Bagel sans hole? Bagel, basically Bagel, for example Bagel, for one Baguette or croissant Baker's flute Bakery flute Barnstorming maneuver Be a bowler Beat for Ringo Bit of drum drama Board-game turn Bounty buy Bowler's shot Bread basket bun Bread basket choice Bread basket selection