Letter B 177250–177500

Best Picture of 1963 British G.I.'s Britons in battle dress. Black Power saluter at the 1968 Olympics, along with John Carlos Big name in early westerns [2009] Band leader Dorsey British Army private British soldier slang term ___ Bahama (clothing label) Big band trombonist B'way director- choreographer Bob Dylan "___ Time" *Bits of wordplay such as "'You look great in those clothes,' she said fittingly" Barnyard males Big gobblers Big name in slip-on shoes Bosley and Brokow Brady and Hanks Brady and Jones Brady and others Brand that donates one pair of shoes for every pair sold Brokaw and Berenger Brokaw and Sawyer Brown and Burke. Brown, Jones, and others. Bunch of turkeys Becky Thatcher's friend. "Blue Bloods" star Boy genius of juvenile fiction Boy genius of old teen fiction Boy genius of young adult fiction Bit of conversational wordplay Bit of adverbial wordplay Barnum midget Barnum star Basic drum "Back in the Crowd" singer exhibits patience B(oa/ut)tload Bajillion Bajillion trillion Barge capacity unit Barge unit Barrel or raft Bon __: elegant form Bon ___ (fashionable world) Bon ___ (high society) Bon ___ (high society: Fr.) Bon ___ (high style) Bon ___ (stylishness) Bon or won follower Boxcar unit Brick load Brick load, perhaps Brick measure Brick measurement Bricks load? Bricks measure Bricks unit Bridge capacity measure Bridge capacity unit Bridge limit unit Bridge weight unit Burdensome amount Busy person's alleged work load Busy person's amount of work British slang for a large amount Based in a particular key, musically Based on major and minor scales "___ but a few ..." ___ bean, used in perfumes Beep, e.g. Blush adds it Bodily vigor Build one's muscles, with "up" brightness of a color brightness of a colour brightness of colour Brightness or darkness, in musical terms Became softened (with "down"). Became strengthened, with "up" Blended (color). Blended colors Blended in color. Buff, as biceps Became firmer Built muscle (...1-4) Barrel: Spanish. Beauty product Beauty-salon item Beauty-salon liquid Black or coloured powder used in a printer Black powder in a cartridge Black powder, perhaps Brother powder? Brother's need? Building block for much Arnold Schoenberg music Bits of ambient music Bleeps, e.g. Blind Melon "___ of Home" Busy signals, e.g. Becomes buff Become buff Become strengthened. Build muscle Build some muscle BRITISH protectorate, former British island–group in South Pacific. Ballroom dance in Nuku'alofa? Barbecue chef's implement Barbecue implements Barbecue pair Barbecue utensils Barbecuer's grasping tool Barbeque chef utensil Bucket accessory Bite your ____ beard ender "Beloved" Morrison "Beloved" author Morrison "Beloved" author's first name "Beloved" novelist Morrison "Beloved" writer Morrison "Breathe Again" singer Braxton Basil or Braxton Basil or Morrison Basil or Tennille Basil that sang "Mickey" Basil who sang "Mickey" Basketball player Kukoc Big name in '90s R&B Brand of home perm kit Brand of home perm kits Braxton of "Braxton Family Values" Braxton of R&B Braxton of music Braxton of pop Braxton of song Braxton or Basil Braxton or Morrison Braxton or Tennille Braxton who sang "Un-Break My Heart" Braxton with "Un-Break My Heart" Braxton with a Best New Artist Grammy Braxton with seven Grammys Braxton with the 2001 album "Snowflakes" ___ Basil, singer of the 1982 hit "Mickey" Barbershop "extra." Barbershop bottle Boston pop Bracing beverage Builder-upper. Basic triad Bracers "Baseball ___" (ESPN show) "Beloved" novelist Benefit of exercise Body shaping Body-shaping Baritone role in "I Pagliacci" Baritone role in a Leoncavallo opera Braxton and Morrison Braxton and Tennille Blaster's explosive Blasting explosive Blasting explosives "Built for boyhood!" sloganeer Bean used for flavoring. Bean used in perfume making Big name in "twucks" Big name in little cars Big name in small cars Big name in small trucks Big name in tiny trucks Big name in toy trucks Brand for many first-time truck owners Breaded, deep-fried pork cutlet of Japanese cuisine Bath weight Brit's heavy weight British heavy weight British heavyweight? British weights "___ Bungay," H. G. Wells novel. "___ Bungay," Wells novel "___ Bungay," book by H.G. Wells "___ Bungay," by H. G. Wells. "___ Bungay." "___-Bungay": H. G. Wells "___-Bungay": H.G. Wells Beaucoup, with "a" ___ bricks Barge load Big weights Boxcar capacity units Bricks quantities Body part that may be removed Body part whose Greek word is also Greek for "almond" Baker's largess Bakery bounty Barber: Lat. Barber: Latin. Barber-ous? BARE part of head Bald spot Brother's hairstyle Benefit-sharing plans. Bungled bus transfer in Ontario metropolis? "Big Night" actor Shalhoub B'way award Bennett of song Bennett on records Bennett or Martin Best Choreography, for one Best Musical award, say Blair of Britain Blair or Bennett Britain's Blair British Foreign Minister's nickname. British Prime Minister Blair Broadway cousin of Oscar. Broadway honor Broadway prize Broadway show award Broadway statuette Broadway trophy Broadway's Oscar Broadway's highest honor for a musical British prime minister (2009) Bernard Schwartz Boxer-turned-sitcom star Big brother portrayer Biden's chief medical adviser, back in Brooklyn Big name in skateboarding Broadway performer's recognition Broadway props? Bitterness over a theater award from out of nowhere? Bennett and Curtis Bennett and Danza Bennett and Roberts Blair and Bennett Blair and Danza Boards awards Broadway honors Broadway prizes Bandanna-clad product "spokesman" Beastly mascot whose middle name is The? *Beverly Hills medical films? "Been Gone __ Long" off "Duane Allman: Anthology II" "__ Big to Fail": 2009 account of the financial crisis "___ Big to Fail" Before-long connection