Letter B 157250–157500

Beats me in Scottish rugby (5) Befuddled gesture Body language indicating indifference or resignation Brushoff gesture "Be quiet!" sounds Bits of burlesque biz Big name in Broadway production history "Battle of the Sexes" actress Elisabeth Best Actress nominee of 1995 Bar Mitzvah locale, often Bar Mitzvah site Bat mitzvah locale Big name in Florida football Boycott the prom? Blackballers Boycotts British switchmen. "Black Panther" princess/superhero "Black Panther" role for Letitia Wright "Button your lip!", with "up" Barred or bolted, say Barricade, with "in" Blank, with "out" Blocking airflow, perhaps Bloodhound Gang "___ Up" Boarded up, maybe Bolted or barred, say become closed bring together or fold, close Bit of sleep Bedridden, e.g. Block the passage through Baseball pitcher's delight Baseballing winner of 1942 Derby? Bars or bolts Blocks entrance to Boards up Broken window? "Be quiet!," emphatically but cleanly Badminton prop Back-and-forth flights Bashful, but not Dopey Bashful, timid Boat covers? British tabs' moniker for Charles's bride-to-be Be afraid to try Bashful nature Barely missing, as a goal Below, as a goal Business cheat Bar creeps "Baby, I don't need dollar bills to have fun tonight" singer "Bird Set Free" singer "Breathe Me" singer Bewigged singer of "Chandelier" "Bridge on the River Kwai "setting Bangkok is its capital. Bangkok's country of old Bangkok's land, once Birthplace of Chang and Eng Birthplace of Eng and Chang. Broadway king's domain Broadway king's home Brown cat's origin Brynner's kingdom Burma neighbor, a while back Bangkok’s nation, formerly BUFF-colored/coloured short-haired cat with dark points and tail, blue-eyed Bangkok natives. Bangkokians, e.g., before 1939 Blue-eyed cat Blue-eyed feline Blue-eyed kitty blue eyed breed of cat having a black coat blue eyed breed of cat having a pale coat with dark ears paws face and tail breed Cat Blue point, for one Blue-eyed pet Bucky in the comic strip "Get Fuzzy," e.g. Brother or sister, colloquially Backseat sharer, maybe Bedroom Sharer Apartment Big bro, e.g. Big or li'l one Big sis, for example Blood relation Blood relation, briefly Blood relative, briefly Brief connection? Bro or sis, for short Bro or stepbro, say Bro to bro Bro's bro Bro, briefly Bro, generically Bro, maybe Bro, perhaps Bro, say Bro, to a sis Brother or sister Brother or sister, for short Brother, for one Bunk bed sharer, often Bunk sharer Brother or sister, informally BAIKAL country BAYKAL country Broad Eurasian region Bane of lispers. Brother-and-sister biathlon training regimen? Bloodline sharers Brother and sister. Brothers and sisters, collectively "Big" mentors, briefly, as on campus Baby Bop and BJ on "Barney" Backseat sharers, often Bedroom sharers, informally Bedroom sharers, maybe Bobby Brady had five Bro and bro Bro's bros Bros and sisses Bros, briefly Bros, for instance Brothers and others Brothers and sisters, briefly Brothers and sisters, familiarly Brothers and sisters, for short Brothers or sisters Brothers, e.g. Biting command Booth shout opener Bracketed clarification Bracketed disclaimer Bracketed indicator of a mistake Bracketed notation Bracketed qualification Bracketed word Bracketed word after a misspelling Bracketed word after a misspelling in a quote Bracketed word in a quote Bracketed word in a verbatim quote "Bite that person!" "Bite, boy!" Bite that man, boy! Biting order Bengali grooms. Birthplace of cannoli Bay or day preceder Bay or pay preceder __ burn: cutting remark, in slang bed where sick person lies Brief time off from work Become ill. Become unwell Became ill Bygone flag symbol Bird with a useful beak? Biblical trio not feeling their best? (8,2) Bored with Bored by the passing days? Booth's words, after shooting Lincoln. Bad boy in "Toy Story" Baseball's Fernandez British writer Chaplin Bully in the "Toy Story" films Biker's add-on Boss of Mel Brooks, Neil Simon, and Woody Allen at one time BUDDHA, early name of BELA city vale BELAH city vale Back, with "with" Bad location for opera seats. Baked beans, e.g. Baked potato or fries, say Bar or car opening Bar or car starter Barbecue fixin', e.g. Battle joiner's choice Battle-joiner's choice Be partial with with Beans or broccoli Beans or greens Beans, say Beef portion Beef purchase Beef unit Big beef buy Big beef piece Big beef purchase Big butcher purchase Big hunk of beef Blind or flip follower Board opener or broad closer Body of partisans. Border of an object. Bounding line Broccoli or cauliflower, e.g. Better half, you might say Better song, usually *Baseball pitching style … or a weapon Brainstorm for Hall of Famer Walter Johnson? Belt weapons Belted weapons Bent-handled cutting tool. Back of a tape Back of an LP record Bottom of a cassette Bottom of an LP Bench conference Bistro for a contesting team? Buffet's kin "___ by Sondheim" Bike hookup Biker's "bathtub" Brandy + orange liqueur + lemon juice Brandy cocktail often served with a sugar rim Brandy cocktail, and a hint to each set of circled letters Brandy drink Brandy-Cointreau concoction Brandy-based cocktail, and a hint to locating the second part of four three-part puzzle answers Brandy cocktails Brandy-Cointreau concoctions Backed a cause Backed, with "with" Blind or broad attachment Baked beans, sometimes Baked potato or green beans, say Beans or rice Beans and fries, e.g. Beans and greens, e.g. Bits of extra information ... and a hint to this puzzle's circles Bench an athlete Benchwarmer's place Books in a supermarket, for instance. Business in addition to one's regular occupation. Byroad: Canada. Benched footballers? Backup player Boundaries for some coaches Band instrumentalist Backup instrumentalists Big band members Butcher’s slab offering for a carnivore *Breadsticks at Pizza Hut, say Bet money an "all in" player can't win Back way, often Branch of a highway. Bypaths: 2 wds. Banks as boundaries