Letter B 177000–177250

Booties don't always cover them Bottom ten? Bunion sites Ballerina's need Ballerina's slipper Ballet footwear Ballet need Ballet slipper Behaves properly Basic dance steps for the Step Brothers Battling at close range Bath swell British fop Brittle candy Butter-and-sugar candy Buttery caramel candy belonging to or characteristic of the upper class British dandies. British dandies: Slang. Brittle candy: var. Bopeep's project. BRITISH HOMESTEAD OR KNOLL BRITISH hillock Basis of many vegetarian meals Bean curd food Bean curd in curries Bean-curd product Block from Asian markets Block in the kitchen Blocks in a healthful diet? Blocks of Asian restaurants? Brick near soy dogs Burger ingredient, maybe Baked chocolate dessert with a recipe on PETA's website Bean curd dishes Bedsheet at the frat party Bedsheet, at some parties Belushi outfit, once Belushi's wrap, in "Animal House" Bit of Forum fashion Brutus's cover up? Bash with bedding "Ben-Hur" costuming "Ben-Hur" garb "Ben-Hur" getups Bedsheets at some parties Beer blast garb, maybe Birds-of-a-feather policy But what if he won't "GO"? (Part 1) Basic switch Basic light switches Boxed up, perhaps Boxed up, say British mandate, Gold coast. Bib and tucker Be in a tight spot. "Bubble, bubble, __ and trouble ..." Beaver away Break one's back Break one's back, but not really Break one's back, so to speak Bust a hump Bidet partner Bowl with a lid Brad Paisley "Ode de ___" Beastie Boys "Licensed ___" Beasties "Licensed ___" Breaks one's back, say Blackjack dealer's tip, in slang Blackjack table gratuity Blunt hit Bud puff Batting cage coin Battleship on a Monopoly board, e.g. Battleship, in Monopoly Bit of cryptocurrency Black kid on "South Park" Bus coin Bus fare, sometimes Bus payment, often Bus rider's "coin" Bygone NYC subway staples Birthplace of Akira Kurosawa and Hayao Miyazaki Bogart film "____ Joe" Bombed city. ___ Bay, site of a historic Admiral Perry visit of 1853 "Blues in the Night (My Mama Done ___ Me)" Booth outlay Bombay weight unit Built ___ (durable) Built ___ (solid) Broke the news Broke the news to Betrayed by squealing Betrayed to Mom, perhaps Blabbed about Buckeye port resident "Brotherhood of Man," in practice. Basis of friendly relations. Bigot's lack Be forbearing. Boarding announcement Boardinghouse window sign Building sign "But it's better ___ in bed" "...but the children know how he came ___ one day" ("Frosty" lyric) Bring ___ (animate) Baggins creator Big name in fantasy fiction British philologist and writer of fantasies Bit of highway robbery? Bong hourly Booth collection Booth payment Bridge charge Bridge collection Bridge cost Bridge crosser's fee Bridge crossing charge Bridge fee Bridge or road leader Bridge or tunnel charge Bridge payment Bridge requirement often Bridge support, of a sort Bridge use fee Bridge-crossing cost Bridge-crossing fee Bridge-crossing payment Bridge gates Bell ringers' scandal? Bridge entrance structure Barriers on some turnpikes. Bridge attendant. Bridge workers. Booth site Booths are set up in them Bypass arteries? Bridge charges Bridge collections Bridge costs Bridge fees Bridge payments Bridge-crossing fees Bucks in booths Balsam derivative Balsam derivitive Balsam from South America. Balsam of Colombia Balsam of Columbia Balsam of tropics Balsam used in perfumery Balsam variety Brown balsam "Bad as Me" singer Waits "Blue Bloods" actor Selleck BOSLEY Back-fence yowler Barnum's famous General. Barnyard guy Barnyard male Baseball's Seaver Basketball's Gola Batshit Cruise Big gobbler Bosley Actor Boy cat Boy of nursery rhyme. Boy whose name is repeated in a nursery rhyme Boy's name repeated in a nursery rhyme Brady of Tampa Bay, now Brady of the Patriots Brady with five Super Bowl rings Brokaw or Bosley Buccaneer Brady Burmese male Battle ax Battle axe Baroque composer Albinoni BLT must BLT need BLT sandwich part Base for some condiments Beefsteak or Brandywine e.g. Beefsteak or cherry Beefsteak or plum Beefsteak, for one Bloody Mary juice source Blushing person, metaphorically Bob on "VeggieTales" Botanical berry BLT ingredients Beefsteaks, e.g. Burger topping in a bottle Bright color in the garden Bowlful often paired with grilled cheese Bleak chamber Burial building Ballet move that's literally "fallen" Boisterous girls. Brooklyn band into graves? Burial constructions Burial sites Back-fence singer Backyard Lothario. Back-fence yowlers "Born on the Fourth of July" star (who was born on the third of July) ". . . bring back my Bonnie __" "Bartlett's Familiar Quotations," e.g. "Bring It On Home ___" (Sam Cooke hit) Bible, e.g. Big Book after Daniel Big Volumn Big fat book Big reference volume Big volume Big, bulky book Big, heavy book Billy Joel: "She's always a woman ___" Bit of heavy reading Book with a big spine Book with a wide spine Book with bulk Book with some weight to it Book you're unlikely to bring on the subway Bulky book Burton's "Anatomy . . . ," for one book Heavy "Before the Devil Knows You're Dead" actress "Before the Devil Knows You're Dead" costar Best Supporting Actress before Paquin Best Supporting Actress between Ruehl and Paquin Best Supporting Actress of 1992 Best-supporting-actress Oscar nominee for "In the Bedroom" Bookish rock star? Bibliophile's units Big bites for bookworms Big fat books Big leaf containers Big volumes Books like "War and Peace" Books on stands, usually Books rarely read at the beach Books with meat Bookstore biggies Black Lives Matter co-founder Ayo __ Black Lives Matter co-founder Opal Boy who challenges stereotypes "Big" star's philanthropy? Bring ___ (remember).