Letter B 165000–165250

Basic salon inventory? Bars for daters Benchmarks or accepted norms Be idle, in a way Be beside, perhaps Ben E. King "___ Me" Ben E. King, 1961 (+25) Bus rider with no seat Bus passengers without seats Build things to last *Bravura performance reaction, briefly Barbecue area without chairs? Broadway phrase Baseball listings. Be formal Be particular about formalities Be ultraformal Behave formally Behave in a formal manner Be noticeable Be against change Brother of Peter, briefly Band and grand Baseball game seating Bleacher bum's spot Bleacher bums' place Booths for business. Booths for selling lemonade Business that sells bleachers? Business that supplies stadium seating? Be unafraid Be ready for combat Be in direct opposition Be logically evident. Berle or Youngman Berle sidekick Arnold Berle's sidekick Arnold ___ Bespectacled comedian Arnold . . . but also gives Big name in jazz saxophone Bombed badly Bandleader from Wichita, Kan. Bandleader who coined the term "progressive jazz" "Babes in Toyland" costar "Block-Heads" co-star, 1938 Black Panther co-creator Black Panther's co-creator Big name in tools British Colonial Secretary. *Biggest prize in hockey (Note the last word of each starred clue's answer) Baseball great nicknamed "The Man" BRITISH tinworks Brittany's patron Being devoted to a celebrity, in modern slang Baseball great Musial's nickname Barbara of Hollywood's Golden Age Ballad part Ballad segment Ballade's trio Bone known as the stirrup Bone of the middle ear Bacteria genus, briefly Bacteria in grapelike clusters Bacteria type, informally Bacterial genus briefly Bacterial infection Bacterial infection, for short Bad bacterium, briefly BLACK cocktail (family) BACTERIA causing boils and carbuncles Basic commodity Basic fare Basic food item Basic foodstuff Basic ingredient Basic item Basic necessity Bent item in an office products logo Binding part of some legal documents? Bracket-shaped fastener Bread for example not fresh, but quietly accepted Bread is one Bread or butter Bread or milk Bread or milk, e.g. Bread or rice Bread or rice, e.g. Bread, e.g. Bread, for one Bread, milk or eggs bent metal wire for fastening paper bent metal wire for fastening papers Business office item Binding devices. Basic commodities Basic items Big box store that sells boxes Butter, flour and eggs, e.g. "Bright" inspiration for Keats Badge form Badge out West Badge shape Badge shape in Westerns Balthazar's guide Bankable actor Banner spangler Be a headliner Be a troupe leader Be billed first Be featured Be the headliner Be the headliner (in) Be the lead performer in a film Be top banana Beacon of the Magi. Beck "Dark ___" Bellatrix or Betelgeuse Bellatrix or Mirzam, notably Bellatrix, Regulus or Sirius Betelgeuse e.g. Betelgeuse is one Betelgeuse or Deneb Betelgeuse or Rigel Betelgeuse or Sirius Betelgeuse or Streisand Betelgeuse or Vega Betelgeuse, for instance. Betelgeuse, or Keaton in "Beetlejuice" Bette or Betelgeuse. Beverly Hills sighting Big Dipper component Big Dipper point Big Dipper unit Big name in tabloids Big-time celebrity Bill topper Billing for backward rats Binary half Bing's swing, in a song Bit of a constellation Bit-player's idol Blockbuster film's need, usually Body located by an astrolabe Bottom-row phone button Box-office drawer Brigadier General's pride. Brigadier general's emblem. Brigadier's symbol Bright Belly album? Brilliant nightlight Broadway headliner Bunting unit Button below the 7 Big name on the Walk of Fame ball of fire Great big-name actor Big deal on campus Book that may show an ecliptic Boat's right side Bread and potatoes. Brilliant gathering often found in a galaxy Best-selling video game that takes place in space Big gun state? Big band era standard Bowie glam alter ego Ziggy Be conspicuous, in a way Be glaring. Be goggling Be impolite Be obtrusively conspicuous Be rude without words Be saucer-eyed Be very conspicuous. Behold rudely Betray amazement Blank gaze Boxer's pre-fight psych job Boxer's pre-fight psych job, sometimes Boxer's prefight psych job, perhaps Bestow a fixed look upon Burlesque-goer, typically Burlesque show happenings? Bloomer in the primrose family Be a night watchman? Be an astronomer Ballplayer whose real first name was Wilver Best fraternity pledge tormentor? Be on a first-name basis with? Be the headliner of Be the lead of Be the leading lady of Be the main actor for Be the main attraction of Being rude, in a way Barren and severe Betsy or Lisa of ABC News Blunt, as reality Bluntly plain Bare and unadorned become or make stark Bumble Bee rival Broadsheet headquartered in Newark, New Jersey Black, as the night sky Budding actress Budding movie personality. Budding actresses BUPHAGA relative Bird that is often a pest Bird with dark plumage Buffalo Bill's capturer on film Birds known to mimic car alarms and human speech Birds with iridescent feathers Bright after dark Blue zircon Bill of fare at an outdoor eatery on a clear night? Baled wool sold at auction ___ Bethelem. Biblical beacon Box office attraction Box office draw, often Britney Spears asset Beatle behind the drums, born Richard Backmost of the Beatles Bandmate of Harrison, Lennon and McCartney Bandmate of Lennon Bandmate of Lennon, McCartney and Harrison Bandmate of McCartney, Lennon and Harrison Bart ___, MVP at Super Bowls I and II Bart ___, Packers' coach Bart in the Pro Football Hall of Fame Bart of "The Packers" Bart of football Bart or Belle Bart or Brenda Bart or Kenneth Bart or Ringo Bart who was the first Super Bowl M.V.P. Bart, Belle or Brenda Bart, Ken or Ringo Bart, Ringo or Brenda Beatle Ringo Beatle drummer Beatle in the rear Beatle surname Beatle usually seated Beatle who sang "Octopus's Garden" Beatle who sang "Photograph" Beatle who wrote and sang "Don't Pass Me By" Beatle with sticks Beatle with the sticks