Letter B 163250–163500

Broke down into letters Basil who designed England's Coventry Cathedral British architect Sir Basil Be a shopaholic Be freehanded Be prodigal Be profligate, say Be unthrifty Bill Withers "I Want to ___ the Night" Blow a few bucks Blow a paycheck Blow one's wad? Blow some bucks Blow some cash Blow some dough Blow through an allowance Blow through the budget Blow, as dough Boost the economy Break in a charge card Burn plastic? ___ Buck, 1985 Derby winner Big ___ (cheapo's opposite) Big ___ (person who takes a date to a fast-food restaurant, jocularly) Brit who was a US poet laureate Big-time shoppers Bread distributors? *Belt-tightening measures Blows, maybe Boosts the economy Buys buys buys "Ballad of Sir Patrick ___." Beyond tired Blew a paycheck Blue dress stuff Boat shoe brand Brand of boat shoes Baby barracuda Barracudas Belch out, as smoke Belch, as smoke Blow like a cinder cone Blow out, as volcano Blow, as from a volcano Bella or Sam, playwriting pair. Blew out violently Belches out Bain de Soleil abbr. Baking letters? Banana Boat initials Banana Boat letters Banana Boat no. Banana Boat number Banana Boat rating, briefly Banana Boat stat Basker's abbr. Basker's letters Basker's no. Basker's numbers: Abbr. Beach bottle acronym Beach bottle inits. Beach bottle letters Beach bottle no. Beach cream fig Beach day inits. Beach letters Beach lotion abbr. Beach lotion initials Beach lotion letters Beach lotion meas. Beach lotion stat Beach meas. Beach safety meas. Beach tube letters Beach-bottle letters Beach-lotion no. Block number, for short? Block number: Abbr. Blockage letters Blockage measure, briefly Blocking fig. Blocking letters Blocking meas. Blocking numbers, briefly? Blocking stat Bottle numbers that typically come 15, 30, or 50 Burn letters? Burn prevention meas. Burn prevention stat Burn-prevention no. Burn-prevention rating, briefly Beach bottle numbers Beach nos. Beachgoers' specs Block stats Ball shape, in geom. shorthand ball combining form brown, yellow, green, or grey lustrous mineral Ball: Prefix Ball shape Ball, geometrically Baseball or globe, e.g. Baseball or softball Baseball, but not football Basketball shape Body in outer space Bubble, e.g. Ball bearings, e.g. Ball-shaped objects Ball-shaped solids Balls and bubbles Baseballs and basketballs, but not footballs Baseballs and basketballs, but not rugby balls Bell-shaped objects Bubbles, e.g. Big Brother's eyeballs, perhaps? Ball-like Ball-shaped Branch of non-Euclidean geometry BENDING (comb. form) Beast vanquished by Oedipus Big figure in Giza Bright star in Virgo Brightest star in Virgo Brightest star in Virgo Basil is one BENJAMIN tree Baby, for one Baby, Ginger, Posh, Scary and Sporty Best-selling female group of all time British singing group Barbecue seasoning mix Big exports of Sri Lanka Brew with cinnamon and ginger, say Black widow, for one Brown recluse, e.g. Brown recluse, for one Bug that bit Miles Morales bug that bit peter parker Bad snippets of Miss Muffet's memory? Bug's beverage BDSM restraints so named for the hooks coming out of the wearers' mouths *Botanical specimen whose offshoots resemble arachnids Black widows. Brown recluse and black widow Bugged, with "on" Bugged, maybe Barke's pitch Barker's banter Barker's bark Barker's come-on Barker's forte Barker's harangue Barker's line. Barker's oratory Barker's output Barker's solicitation Barker's specialty. Barker's talk. Bit of salesmanship Blockbuster director behind "Jurassic Park" and "E.T." "Barked" for a sideshow. Barked in a sideshow. Barker at a carnival. Barker's barkings Barker's pitches Barkers' come-ons Barkers' deliveries Barkers' harangues Bloc leader's oratory = Gilles ___ "Baby-Sitters Club" secretary Mary Anne ___ Black and white Mad magazine figures Black-clad and white-clad Mad adversaries Bond and Bourne Bond and Bourne, for two Bond and Smart, for two Bond's cohorts Bug specialists? Bugs, perhaps Best-dressedness Bewilder: Humorous. Beer hall turn-on? Bandman Jones Baseball-shoe attachment Berton's The Last ______ Big Board jump Bad shoes to run in Bandleader for the original recording of "All I Want for Christmas (Is My Two Front Teeth)" Bandleader with the City Slickers "BlacKkKlansman" Oscar-winner Beach volleyball player Base runner's wear Big nails Bad news for the tires of your getaway vehicle Base runner's misfortune Barrel keg spigot Barrel spigot Barrel spigots Bar mishap Bicycle mishap Bicycling mishap. Big A mishap Biking mishap Bistro mishap Bounty target Blabbed all Blabbed to a diner cook? Be disgorged Bounty targets Blab ... or a literal hint to completing five answers in this puzzle Blab, non-clumsily? Babbled out Barnstorming action Begin one's turn, in some board games Biased interpretation Birl or whirl Bit of public relations deception Board game turn, maybe Board game turn, perhaps Board-game turn, at times Board-game turn, often Board-game turn, sometimes Brief car ride Brief drive Brief pleasure ride Bluto's bane Breakfast dish with vegetables and eggs Backbones: Anat. Back column Back drops? Backbone-based Backbone-related Back channel? "Break Like the Wind" band Band in 1984 film parody Band in a 1984 Rob Reiner mockumentary Band in a 1984 film parody Band in a Rob Reiner mockumentary Band name that has an umlaut over the "n" Band with an umlaut on the "n" in its name Band with the albums "Intravenus de Milo," "Shark Sandwich," and "Smell The Glove" Band with the fictional album "Smell the Glove" Biased information, of sorts Bobbin holder BACK of book Back line? Back of a bound book. Back of the book Back part of a book Backbone of a book