Letter B 152750–153000

Basketball star, often Ballpark officials Baseball officials. Baseball results. Beats the goalie *Ball game record Belittle in a way Belittling act Balance successor Band with the triple-platinum album "Love at First Sting" Babies born after Libras "Being a __" (Sean Connery book) Bagpiper often Bagpiper, for one Bagpipes player, often Bagpipes player, often (Abbr.) Bairn, e.g. Barrie or Burns, e.g. Bathgate native Bell or Watt Bell, by birth Billy Connolly, e.g. Boswell or Burns Boswell was one British poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy, for one Bruce was one. Burns or Barrie Burns or Boswell, e.g. Burns or Kidd Burns or Lauder Burns or Lauder, e.g. Burns or Macbeth Burns or Watt Burns was one Burns, for example Burns, for one Burrer, usually Byron, by ancestry Briton north of Hadrian’s Wall Ben Nevis, e.g. Basic cocktail with Dewar's British breakfast foods Brownish-gray color of whisky? Burns's land, to Burns "Braveheart" setting Balmoral Castle site Bay City Rollers homeland Bearsden locale Birthplace of kilts and bagpipes bagpipe origin Blind spot in the visual field: Med. "Brigadoon" players. Bagpipe players Bagpipers. Bairn raisers Battle of Bannockburn victors Boswell and Carlyle Boswell et al. Brigadoonians. Burns and Barrie Burns and Hume, e.g. Burns and more Burns's tongue Burns, Bell and Boswell Burns, among others "Blade Runner" director Ridley Bakula Bakula of "Enterprise" Bakula of "Quantum Leap" Barbara Ann ___, Olympic skater. Barbara Ann of skating fame. Baronet and novelist. Big name in paper products Blues guitarist Ross Bon of AC/DC Brand in the paper goods aisle British Columbia's Kelly Bulls teammate of M.J. and Dennis Bums, for example? Breed of the dog token in Monopoly Brokerage firm (St. Louis Blues) Bakula and Joplin Big maker of lawn care products Big name in green products Big name in lawncare Big name in weed control ___ Bluff National Monument ___ Bluff National Monument, Neb. Brawny rivals Best-selling novelist whom Time called "Bard of the Litigious Age" "Beam me up, ___!" ("Star Trek" misquotation) Beamer in space? Bowman of hockey BRILLO Brillo pad, for one Brillo user Balls of steel wool, e.g. Burmese pythons in the Everglades, e.g. Brillo, for one Being on hands and knees? Bostonian's suggestion on how to find Red Sox stats? Badge earner Ball club position Beard boy Boy or Cub Boy who can go camping. Buffalo Bill's early role. Beat the bushes for ballplayers BSA leader. Baden-Powell's boys Baseball talent seekers Baseball team employees Boy or Girl follower "Be prepared" group Barge for garbage Barge kin Barge on Boston Bay Barge on Boston Bay, e.g. Barge relative Barge type Barge with an open hold Barge, e.g. Barge, for one Bargelike boat Blunt-bowed beachable barge Boat for freight. Boat for hauling Boat for refuse Boat for shallow water Boat on the Gowanus Boat that can navigate in shallow waters Boat that might be loaded up with garbage Boat that's good in shallow water Boat with a flat bottom Boat with an open hold Boat with square ends Boston Bay vessel Broad boat Bulk freight handler "Bad mood" look Bad-tempered expression Bitter expression boxer countenance Barges and such BOARD game with letter tiles to build words Board game originally named Lexico Board game with tiles Bony animal Bony one Bony part of neck Bony piece of meat Butterball's opposite bring into random order Bacon's partner, at times Breakfast burrito component Breakfast dish with mixed and cooked yolks and whites Breakfast serving, and a hint to this puzzle's circled letters Boeing X-51 engine, e.g. Busters? (rev.) Certain weight = A city BRIEF extract Battleship's finale. Bit for Fido, perhaps Bit for a quilt, maybe Bit of discarded paper or metal Bit of food waste Bit of paper Brief excerpt. book with blank pages in which newspaper cuttings or pictures are stuck Barely manage, with "by" Bottom-of-the-barrel action Bow's companion. Bulldozer part. Bulldozers for leveling air fields. Boo-boos under Band-Aids Barely gather together, as funds Barely making ends meet Bit from a shredder Boxer: Slang. Breakfast food, in Philadelphia. Brief extracts. bits of leftover food tiny pieces Billiard miscue. board with coating scraped off to draw picture Brainstorming session aids Begin an investigation Be startlingly conspicuous Be sure to be heard Beatlemania sound Beatles fan's reaction Bit of therapy, maybe Bawl out big-time Berate loudly Broke into gales of laughter. Battle of the Bulge air assault division Be extremely conspicuous Blood-curdling sounds Brake sound Bitter rant Bloviator's issue Blow-hard's diatribe Blowhard's declamation Blowhard's delivery Blowhard's speech Boring oration Blowhards' speeches Backing for a film? Be choosy with incoming calls Big IMAX feature Block (from view) Bruce: "The ___ door slams, Mary's dress waves" Bug barrier Bug blocker Bug keeper-outer on a window Bug repellent, of a sort Bit of evidence, maybe Blitz counter Bug barriers Bug-blocking window inserts Baseballer with film and TV roles? Bad thing to have loose Bolt feature Bookcase assembly accessory Bookcase fastener Bookcase-kit item Bulb base feature Beantown pitch? Bottle top type Bottle top with threads Blundered badly Beds, less politely Bits of hardware Bottle cap, often Botched attempt to fasten something to the ground? Behaving bizarrely Book copier of old Book copier of yore Backlit theater drop Be parsimonious backdrop Theater Be extremely frugal Be niggardly Be overly frugal Be sparing and frugal. Be thrifty, economise be very economical Be very thrifty Backdrops on stages Bank-holiday money Brief piece of writing Big newspaper company, informally