Letter B 167500–167750

Beds used by Sawyer and Finn Back breaker of sayings Back breakers of sayings Back-alley cat, e.g. Be in error. Be unfaithful Backyard wanderer Barking wanderer Becomes lost Bo Peep's sheep Barely make it across the field? Barely risk being arrested? Barely run along? Blemish on a window Blue or mean Blue or winning Blue or yellow Blue or yellow item. Bolt in the buff Bolt stripped? Bolt with no threads? Brief run. Barely ran Buff runner? Bare runners Be a blur Barely moves along? Barely runs? Brief runs Bed you shouldn't sleep in Bedmaker? Binge-watch, perhaps Black Girl Gamers broadcast Black ___, the Japanese Current. Broadcast on Twitch Broadcast online Broadcast online in real time Broadcast or watch online Brook, e.g. broadcast on twitch or small waterway bottom of stream Bottoms of channels Broadcasted, as on Hulu Band seen at parties Bit of party decor Bit of party decoration Bit of party décor Bon voyage ribbon Big headlines Brain passage of a sort Baby rivers Billboard-chart calculations Branches, say Brooks and creeks bank of stream "Big Little Lies" actress Meryl Best Actress of 1982 Best Actress of 1982 Meryl Best Actress: 1982 "Billy on the ____" Baker or Main Baker, Basin or Beale. Baker, Beale or Bourbon Baker, for one Basin or 42d Basin, for one. Beacon, for one. Between the curbs Bleecker, for one Block border Block party's place Block side Bond or Baker Bond or Market Bourbon in New Orleans Bourbon, e.g. Busker's business place Banksy genre Beginning, expanded? Building character, maybe? boy living on the street Bygone Manhattan transport British trams Block-party event *Busker's performance, perhaps Broadway and Park Avenue, for example "Back" and "Angel" Back and Easy. Basin and Beale Beale and Bourbon Block borders Block components Block definers Block separators Block sides Block surrounders Bond and Baker Bond and Bourbon Boundaries of blocks Bourbon and Beale Bourbon and Wall, e.g. Bourbon and others Built-up roads Barbra of "Yentl" Best Actress winner of 1968 Broadway star who was on Nixon's list of enemies Bodybuilding regimen Bacterial ailment, briefly Bacterium, for short. Bad throat: Slang. Bothersome bacterium, for short Bug causing a sore throat Bug in one's throat bacterium causing sore throat BACTERIAL bug living in the nose Bacterium often causing infection BACTERICIDAL antibiotic Blood pressure elevator Breathwork might help relieve it Bridge builder's concern Bridge-builder's concern Burnout cause, perhaps ___ ball (object squeezed to reduce tension) Bridge builders' concerns Battery with electrodes attached? Battlefield transport Battlefield attendant Became a litterbug Broadcast about By the way, threw out mild oath Baseball simulation brand that paved the way for modern fantasy sports board used for sweeping off excess material in a container Beverly Cleary title dog Big steps Battle for superiority Bitter battle Bitter conflict Bitter discord Bitter conflicts Ball alternative, in softball Batter's miss Batter's zone Bowler's X Bowler's delight Bowler's goal Bowler's hope Bowler's success Bowling or baseball term Bowling shot. Bowling word bowling success Breaker or zone Bowler's best direction? Bowling team? Be very successful, informally Business owner's policy *Bean poles Begin moving or acting. Batters' banes Bob Turley's forte. Baseball player of 1994 Baseballer, in 1994 Bowler's goals Bowling aims Bowling feats Bowling x's Begins moving. Begins to play a song Begins, as a conversation Batter's now-or-never time? Begin, as a conversation Begin conducting an orchestra Be imposing and intimidating Bandits' gunfight tactic? Becoming fully understood Broad Australian accent, informally Bakery-box surrounder Bean feature Bikini type baryton Bamboozle, in a way Beachwear, for some Beam supporting a floor. BAILEY, BUCK, WHITE Bailey, Buck, White, etc.? *Bow users' musical ensemble Beantown ensemble? Big part of an orchestra Brass neighbors Belief that orchestras would be better without woodwinds, brass, or percussion? Bit of wear for Colonel Sanders "Blondie" or "Dilbert" BODY carpet(ing) Be an ecdysiast Breaded chicken piece Busy retail area Bada Bing!, on "The Sopranos" Bare everything Barber pole feature Barber-pole feature Bass feature, maybe Billiard ball feature, about half the time Billiard-ball feature Bumblebee feature Banded with pieces of contrasting colour Bands of colour Barber-pole markings Bill Murray film Bill Murray movie Bill Murray movie, 1981 Buck sergeants wear three. Bachelor party destinations Bachelor party entertainer Bars at clubs? Burlesque features. Blades of a kind. Betting game in which you could lose your shirt Bacon selections Bares all Burlesque feature Beef entrée cut from the short loin Burlesque act, or read phonetically, how to make phrases like five in this puzzle Burlesque performance Burlesque turn. Burlesque dances Bare a car part? "Bus Stop" star Elaine "Bus Stop" star: 1955 Barbershop group trying very hard? Bright blinker Bright flasher Balls at balls? body of a tapeworm, consisting of a string of similar segments Beer baron Bernhard Beer brewer Bernhard Bernhard who founded a brewery in Detroit Brewer Bernhard Bygone Detroit brewery ___ Brewery Co., of Detroit Beer brand now owned by Pabst Beer brand whose name spells an article of apparel backward Beer with "Since 1775" on its label Beer with a lion logo Bermudas-backwards beer brand Brand now owned by Pabst Brand owned by Pabst Brand owned by Pabst Brewing Co. Brew whose name is an article of clothing when read backward Backhand or forehand, e.g. Brush mark