Letter B 156500–156750

Bandleader Fields et al. Brittle fragment (Var.) Broken piece of a brittle artifact (var.) broken ceramic piece Body of Islamic law: Var. BBC detective series Baker Street name. Big name in deductions BRISTOL Cream BRISTOL Milk Big hit for "The Four Seasons" Basketballs Swoopes "Bet ___ Not Your Girlfriend" (Pet Shop Boys song) "By George, ___ got it!" "___ Back on Broadway," 1953 film Beatles' "--- Leaving Home" Beatles' hit "___ A Woman" Ben Folds Five "___ a brick and I'm drowning slowly" Billy Joel "But ___ always a woman to me" Billy Joel song, "__ Always a Woman" Billy Joel song, "___ got a way" Billy Joel's "__ Always a Woman" Billy Joel's '-- Got a Way' Boats, vehicles, planets, etc. Brad Paisley's "__ Everything" Brush-off from a publisher's secretary? Beginning of a famous tongue-twister Backyard structures for moms Branch of islam Brush-off from a fading starlet's secretary? Bruce Springsteen hit whose first words are "With her killer graces ..." Black Crowes classic "___ Angels" BRITISH horse breed Breed from the British Isles "Big deal," said the pockets, "___." Belief associated with the Hadith of the Twelve Successors Believers in the Fourteen Infallibles Branch of Islam predominant in Iran Branch of Islam predominant in Iran and Iraq Branch of Islam that predominates in Iran and Iraq Ball park in Philadelphia. Baseball park in Philadelphia. Big league baseball park. Backed (away from) Backed (away) Balked BP logo shape until 2000 Badge of a kind. Boxer Claressa Brooke of "Suddenly Susan" Brooke of "The Blue Lagoon" Brooke of "The Midnight Meat Train" Backs (away) Backs up in fear Balks, as a horse Behaves skittishly Backfield maneuver Bob Marley "Night ___" Begin intense activity "Being a bit lazy, I prefer automatic," Tom said ___ Branch of Islam primarily associated with Iran Branch of Islam led by followers of Ali Barker's aide Barker's confederate: Slang. Barker's partner Britisher's pocket money Battle fought at Pittsburgh Landing, 1862. Battle of 1862 Battle of which Sherman said, "The scenes on this field would have cured anybody of war" Battle site in Tennessee Battle site of 1862 Battle site: Apr. 1862 Battlefield of April 6-7, 1862 Battlefield of Pittsburg Landing, 1862. Battlefield of Pittsburgh Landing, 1862. Biblical place of tranquility. Bloody 1862 battle site whose name means "place of peace" in Hebrew Builder's wedge-shaped piece Belly-dance move Body-shaking dance Benjamin's Prime Minister predecessor *Bone above the ankle BONY front of lower leg Bad place for a splint Barking place? Below the knee Below the patella Body part guarded in soccer Body part often kicked Body part protected by a greave Body part that one may "bark" Body part that's also a Hebrew letter Body part that's often bumped Bone below the knee Bone connected to the ankle bone Bone near a calf Bone of a kind. Brat's kick target Brat's target Bruised body part for a Razor-scooter rider, perhaps Babel site Blowout of a sort. Boisterous bash Blowouts of a sort. Be eminent Be fair. Be prominent Best Picture Oscar nominee that lost to "The English Patient" Boot enhancer Bootblack's cry. Bootblack's handiwork. Bootblack's job Bootblack's offering Bootblack's query Bootblack's verb or noun Bright weather. Brother Cane "And Fools ___ On" Bootblack's prop Buffed Buffed up Barroom brawl souvenir Black eye, colloquially Black eye, in slang Black eye, informally Bootblack Boxer's bruise Boxer's souvenir Boxing memento Boxing souvenir Brawl consequence Brouhaha token __ Bock: dark beer from Texas Black eyes Brawl results Brawl souvenirs Brightens, with "on" Brilliant line from Whitman? Bathes in light Beach pebbles Bit of a night light Boys' hockey game Boys' variation of hockey Bygone brand of polish Bootblack's buffer? Berate blisteringly Bad places to get your kicks Band that will change your life, according to Natalie Portman in "Garden State" Body parts that may get "splints" Body parts that might need guards Brats' targets BRITISH ballgame BRITISH hockey-like game Brand-new looking Bark or junk Bark, sometimes Be sent via FedEx or UPS Beagle or Bounty Black Pearl, e.g. Bottle filler? Bottle model Bottled model Bounty, e.g. Bremen or United States. Buoyant craft Bring from the outside BULGARIAN mountain pass Boatloads or truckloads Bligh's bio by K. Porter? Begin a military deployment Begin a naval deployment Benedict Arnold's Peggy. Baltic weight measure Bark and carrack Bottled models Boat owner's bane Boring animals Berthplace? Boat building site Boat-building place Bake (eggs): Var. Berks or Dorset. Best Actress Oscar nominee for "Rocky" Bilbo's home Bilbo's home, with "the" British breed of draft horse British draft horse British county, or Tolkien's hobbit homeland "Berlin Diary" author British counties Blow off work, say Blew off Booth or Temple Booth who played Hazel on TV Booth sanctuary? Bright Eyes Bake (eggs) in a shallow dish Bake (eggs) with cream or crumbs. Bake an egg Bake eggily Bake eggs in their shells Bake eggs, in a way Bake in a ramekin, say Bake in a shallow dish Bake in a shallow dish, as eggs Bake in cream Bake in individual dishes Bake in individual dishes, as eggs Bake, as a shelled egg Bake, as an egg Bake, as eggs Bake, as eggs removed from their shells Bake, as eggs, in a shallow dish. Bake, but not in the shell Bake, in a way Baked in a shallow dish Baked in ramekins Bakes eggs Bakes eggs, in a way Bakes, as eggs BLOUSE with collar and cuffs Bad thing to lose gambling? Bettor's big loss Big loss in Vegas? Blouse, e.g. Button-down top, perhaps Broadcloth or oxford Banana Republic buys Brooks Brothers buys Brooks Brothers wares Bazaar dish Bad record made by dolts? breed of small dog with long, silky fur Back-alley blade Baddie's blade Bit of husk: Dial. Blade in a cell Blade in prison Blade in the pen Blade under a cell mattress Blade, in slang Blade, in the joint Brawler's blade "__ Baby": 2020 film set during a Jewish ritual "___ Baby," 2020 comedy with shots of mourners eating bagels and lox Betray excitement, in a way Break into many small pieces, as timbers. Break into many small pieces. Broke into fragments. "Brr" sayer, perhaps Breaks in pieces.