Letter B 164750–165000

___ beetle (insect with antlerlike mandibles) Bug in a famous Dürer watercolor Bardic metaphor for "all the world" Behind the footlights. Boards, to an actor Booster, to a rocket Booth's milieu Broadway performer's place Broadway platform Bus ancestor Broadway broom? Best Picture loser to "Gone With the Wind" Behind-the-scenes theater staff Behind-the-scenes workers on Broadway Busy bunch between scenes Brought to Broadway Broadway entrance Broadway hangout Belmont Stakes winner: 1968 Belmont romantic: 1968 Bit of theatricality Behind-the-scenes worker Broadway grip Blocking direction Broadway show VIPs Brie Larson, for Brianne Sidonie Desaulniers Bouquets for the diva? Broadway producer's acquisition Big ups for a theater actor? Broadway person Broadway platforms Buses' ancestors By easy ___. Backdrop of a Broadway play Broadway assembly Broadway composition? Broadway construction Broadway actors' surroundings Broadway construction projects Broadway designer's jobs Broadway scenes Bad economic situation Belgium-based instrument manufacturer Buck in its fourth year British armed reconnaissance car. breed of hound similar in appearance to the foxhound but larger Bachelor contingent at a cotillion Buck's come-on? Become foul, like bilge water Become sluggish Become stale from lack of motion Become unpotable Became dull Became stale. Become stale Becomes hidebound Becomes inactive Becomes sluggish being stagnant Bachelor bashes Bashes for bachelors Bachelor bash Bachelor's last fling, often Bachelors' dinner, e.g. Bash for Bambi? Bachelor doings Ballroom free agents. Bambi and his brothers Bucks in the forest Broadly done, on Broadway Boringly proper Bio lab preparation Biz target Blemish on a tie Blood leaves one Blot on a reputation Blot on one's escutcheon Blotch on a baby's bib (or a parent's shirt) Blotch on a bib Blotch on a blouse Bring discredit upon Best Scrabble rack for bingoing British oratorio composer. Bookcase coatings Bad place for a roller skate Baluster connection Before case or well Below ___ (in the kitchen). Between Basement and Main Floor. Bad things for acrophobic teetotalers? Building features Building shafts "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" weapon Bet on the ball game Bloodsucker's bane Boundary-marking post Buffy's weapon Buffy's weapon of choice Business interest Breakfast joint for vampire slayers? Bad luck in stopping Dracula? Bad business participant for a vampire? BRITISH spy Belmont or Preakness Belmont and Preakness, for two Belmont features Belmont or Travers Betting amounts Betting specifications Boundary marks Buffy's weapons Business interests Back beachgoers? Bet a sugar cube? Battle of vampire slayers? Betting a buck in Vegas? Billy Wilder's "___ 17" Broadway's "___ 17." Best bread for stuffing Base for turkey stuffing, often Became bland Became dry and hardened. Became old hat Became shopworn Boring partners? Blah quality Becomes hard and dry, as bread Becomes old Becomes old and dry. Becomes old-hat *Beer in the most hackneyed story? Becoming monotonous Bean's support Bit of celery or broccoli Bit of rhubarb Broccoli stem bean pole B-roll from "Splendor in the Grass"? Bathroom division Bathroom partition Bathroom section Bathroom unit Bazaar booth Bazaar unit Be a procrastinator Booth for selling merchandise. Bronco's booth Buy some time Bought time Breeding horse Bookseller of a kind. Booth builders? "Bullet to the Head" star Balboa's creator Balboa's portrayer Best Actor/Original Screenplay nominee of 1976 Barn units Bathroom sections Bathroom units Bazaar features Book fair booths British theatre section Buys time Botanical organ Botanical parts. Bohemian composer (1717–57). Barely get the words out Betray nervousness, in a way Betray some nervousness Benjamin Franklin is depicted on the first U.S. one (1847) Benjamin Franklin was depicted on the first five-cent __ Bit of philately Bit of postage Bring foot down hard Boston Tea Party catalyst Boston Tea Party impetus British Parliament outrage of 1765 British law opposed by colonies Book with profiles of many famous people? Bull rush? Bad situations for cattle herders Britain's Penny Black and Two Penny Blue By-the-book purchase BTS ARMY enlistee, e.g. Ballplayer Musial Band-leader Kenton Bandsman Kenton Baseball Hall of Famer Musial Baseball Hall-of-Famer Coveleski Baseball Hall-of-Famer Musial Baseball legend Musial Baseball's Man Baseball's Mr. Musial. Baseball's Musial Baseball's ___ the Man Baseballer Musial Be a devoted backer of, in slang Be a super fan of Be a superfanboy Be an overzealous fan Berenstain of kid-lit's Berenstain Bears Big band leader Kenton Big fan, in modern lingo Big fan, informally Big supporter, in modern slang Borderline-obsessed fan of a celebrity, in modern parlance (or the 2000 Eminem hit from which the term comes) British playwright Barstow Browned (or ... a 2000 Eminem single) Überfan Batter's pose. Batter's position at the plate. Batter's position in the box Batter's posture Batting coach concern Batting coach's concern Batting coach's subject Batting concern Batting instruction subject Batting posture Boxing-lesson topic boxing position Batter's postures Batters have them Batters' positions. Batting coach's concerns Batting positions Batting postures "___ by your man..." Band or grand Band or grand follower Band or umbrella Bazaar cubicle. Be on one's feet Be placed. Be upright Become upright Booth at a fair Booth at a farmers' market Business booth. Business location. Business site. be in, rise to, or place in an upright position Bike-parking space, in England Be peerless Brigand's command Be noticeably different Basic rule basis of value in a monetary system basis of value in monetary system Brown seven-footer?