Letter B 178500–178750

Barge line Beginning skier's aid Boat puller Boat-pulling lines Body shop services Breakdown follow-ups Breakdown necessities Brings along Brings along for the ride Brings to a body shop, say bowed combining form Biohazardous Britney Spears hit covered in the score to "Promising Young Woman" Britney Spears hit with the lyric "A guy like you should wear a warning" Britney Spears's favorite of her own songs Bad thing to take in Bee venom, say Benzene or lead Botulin Botulin or arsenic Botulin, e.g. Biohazardous stuff Black widow secretions BACTERIAL toxins treated with gentle heat or formalin Ball of yarn, to Kitty Ball or doll, e.g Balloon, for one. Bandalore, e.g. Bathtub submarine, e.g. Beyblade or Super Ball Bichon Frise, e.g. Birthday gift for a tot Birthday present for a cat Bit of kiddie litter Boy ___ (cougar's catch) Buy for a puppy or toddler Buzz Lightyear or Sheriff Woody Buzz Lightyear, e.g. Bath time plaything Basement racer, perhaps Big box in a playroom Barbies, e.g. Behaved in a cavalier manner (with) "Babes in ___," V. Herbert operetta Babes in ___ (punk band that once included Courtney Love) Busy Yuletide person Busy people in December Beatles "From Me ___" Blocks or tops Blocks, often Booty in the Grinch's sack Bowie "Come and Buy My ___" Building blocks, e.g. Buzz Lightyear and Woody, e.g. Buzz Lightyear and Woody, for two Buzz Lightyear and buddies Busy store in December Bear markets? Busy places in December Buzz Lightyear's first film Buzz Lightyear's first movie Buzz Lightyear's movie Black eye, colloq. "Buy U A Drank" singer "Buy U a Drank (Shawty Snappin')" rapper "Buy U a Drank" rapper Bombarded with soft rolls Bob Barker game show, for short Beams' reinforcement piece BSA groups Befouls, as someone's trees on Halloween " . . . bloom in the spring, ___ la" Before la Before la-la Between, in Bari Between, in Bologna Between: It. Between: Ital. Bit in a chorus line Bit of a lilt Blithe syllable Breezy syllable _____ breve (shortly, in Italian) Barely discernible amount Barely perceptible amount Barely-there amount "Black-ish" star ___ Ellis Ross Bit of a stink Bullet that leaves a trail Bullet type Bullet with a smoke trail Bullet with a trail ___ Bullet (Calvin's PI alter ego, in "Calvin and Hobbes") Bullets leaving trails Bullets with luminous trails Bullets with visible trails Barely discernible evidence Barely perceived quantities British comedienne Ullman Bronchoscopist's view Bronchus connector "Baywatch" actress Bingham "Braxton Family Values" sister Bingham Actress Bingham of "Baywatch" Bannister's milieu Bloodhounds Bloodhounds, for instance. Bounty hunters, at times Bob Mathias and others. Brief treatise Builder's land buy Building developer's plot Bits of land for development Brochures. "Boys Town" Oscar winner "Boys Town" won him an Oscar Based on the past: Abbr. Ball club deal Ballplayer's demand, maybe Baseball card transaction Baseball deal Baseball headline. Baseball news Baseball or baseball card transaction Baseball player news Baseball transaction Be active on Wall St. Be active on Wall Street Benchwarmer's demand, perhaps Big Board transaction Big news in sports Big news on the sports page Big topic in U.S.-China relations Billboard magazine Billboard magazine, e.g. Bit of baseball news Bit of sports news Boilermaking is one Brewing or milling, e.g. Bricklaying or pipefitting Bricklaying, for example Buy and sell stock Buy and sell, as stocks Ballplayer "on the block," as they say Basic library stock Book intended for bookstores Bookstore books Bookstore specialties. Business networking opportunity Balance-of-payments concern Bronco swapped for a Charger, say Billboard or The Hollywood Reporter, e.g. brand label Brands' protected symbols and names Ben & Jerry's, e.g. Business appellation Business identifier Business identity *Business section stories Bartering participant Branch Rickey, for instance. Broker, at times Brokerage employee Best seller of almost 40 years ago. Baseball card collectors, at times Buzz surrounding an unhappy star athlete, say Baseball deals Bricklaying, lathing, plastering, etc. Buy low, sell high? Big business meetings Blacksmith, e.g. Bargain adroitly Backdrop for punitive tariffs Boon to navigators. Basis of international economy. Bartering at the garden supply store? Barter offer on Craigslist? Broker's profession? Blackened a name. British landmark Busy area in London Braking point, of a sort Bumper-to-bumper business. Bumper-to-bumper *Breakfast in a jam? Brahms' ___ Overture Budget for "Hamlet," "Macbeth," "Othello," et al.? BC industrial town BRITISH hiking magazine Backpacker's path Be down in competition Be in second place Be losing; track Beaten part through the countryside Beaten path through the countryside Biker's path Blazed path. Bloodhound's path Breadcrumbs, in a children's story Bush path Be behind, with 30 minutes of football left Be an innovator *Bill Walton, in the 1970s [43] "Blazer" of a pioneer Backpackers' boxers? Became increasingly faint Beginning points of hikes Behind on the scoreboard Becoming faint Back of an airfoil Backpacker's fare Backpacker's snack, and a hint to the circled letters {/"... but dogs can't spoil how much I enjoy driving around in the ___"/} Backpacker's byways Backpackers' routes Blazed paths. Back of a long wedding gown Band with the 2010 #3 hit "Hey, Soul Sister" Bridal gown attachment Bridal gown part Bridal gown trailer Bridal sweeper Bridal-gown attachment Bridal-gown part Bride follower Bride's following Baseball rookie. Boot camp denizen Boot-camp G.I. Boot-camp recruit Business neophyte. Ballclub employee Billy Turner, to Seattle Slew Brakeman, for one. Boxer's prebout activity Bit of gear used by a videography student? Bicycle add-ons for tykes Bike accessories Boxcars of cargo Bridal appendages Basement layout, at times Basement setup, perhaps Braking devices on railroads Baldness or blue eyes, say Baldness, e.g. Bit of a character Black hair, e.g. Blond hair or blue eyes Blond hair, e.g