Letter B 179500–179750

Backup singers, often Bananarama, e.g. Band such as Green Day Banjo, sax, and piano. Bass, guitar and drums, e.g. Bass, piano and sax, e.g. Beaux Arts __, classical musicians for 50+ years Beaux Arts __: longtime chamber music group Bee Gees or The Stooges, e.g. Bee Gees, e.g. Beethoven Opus 97, for one. Beethoven's "Archduke ___" Beethoven's "Archduke," for example. Beethoven's "Serenade in D Major." Beethoven's "The Ghost," e.g. Beethoven's Opus 11, e.g. Bell Biv DeVoe or Bananarama Ben Folds Five, e.g. Ben Folds Five, e.g., oddly enough Ben Folds Five, inaptly Biblical Magi, e.g. Blind mice or "Jeopardy!" contestants Blind mice, e.g. Blind mice, notably Blink-182, e.g. Boyz II Men, e.g. Backup groups, often Bananarama and Cream, e.g. Bands like Salt-N-Pepa Bands of three Baseball outfields, for instance. Beethoven's "Archduke", and others Bach's "Musical Offering" includes one Baroque chamber work Baroque forms of composition Bad Acid ___ Ballroom blunder Begin a fall Big prize on "Wheel of Fortune," often Bit of travel Booking.com booking Business undertaking Baloney, or a meat dish belief in the Trinity Baron von Richthofen's craft Baseball hit where the runner finishes at the hot corner Baseball's toughest hit Batting feat Before threat or time Big hit in the ballpark Big one in baseball Baseball class for the Pacific Coast League Baseball level just below the Majors Basketball feat involving double digits in three stats Basketball feats involving double digits in three statistical categories Baked dessert with lemon filling, maybe Baseball hits going for three bags Baby with immediate siblings Birth phenomenon Birthing coach after a surprising ultrasound? BLACK grunt Big bonus in Scrabble Building with three apartments brand of safety glass now owned by the Pilkington glass manufacturer building divided into three separate dwellings Bureaucrat's paper Bit of photography equipment Barbary Wars participant Battle region in Libya. Big shoe specification in Libya? BRITISH tourist Beatles "Day ___" Beatles hit, 'Day ' Bosch's "Garden of Earthly Delights," e.g. Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights," for one Booby trap feature Be clumsy, literally B.C. ship. Battle of Salamis craft Battle of Salamis vessel Battle of Salamis vessels Baseball Hall of Famer Speaker Baseball Hall-of-Famer Speaker Baseball great Speaker Baseball star Speaker Baseball's Mr. Speaker. Baseball's Speaker Baseballer Speaker Beatrice Prior nickname from the series "Divergent" Bench press targets, for short Bench presses work them, familiarly Bench-dip targets, familiarly Bis and ___ (arm muscles) Big Wagner role. Big name in film production Big name in filmdom Blue, in Burgundy Banal, or a three-part hint for the answers to the starred clues Beaten to death Banal, to the utmost belief in three gods, esp in the Trinity as consisting of three distinct gods Bottom sirloin cut Bottom sirloin cut of beef Blower of a "wreathed horn." "Best of Intentions" singer Travis Brings home the gold Buffer between a hot plate and a dinner table British tint specification for a hot dish holder? Bar game fodder Bits of unimportant information Brainy downloads Best selling board game of 1983 Board game introduced in 1982 Board game with pie wedges Brand about which Peter Griffin said "Damn long-ears, trying to take Easter away from Jesus", in a "Family Guy" episode Brand name on Yoplait's Cotton Candy yogurt Brand name on Yoplait's kids' line Brand of colorful cereal Brand pitched by a rabbit Brand sought by a silly rabbit Brand with a leporine mascot Brand with a rabbit mascot Brand with a rabbit symbol Breakfast cereal pitched by a spokesrabbit "...Baby One More Time" was #1 in its final countdown Bygone daily MTV series, informally Barter: Fr. BONY processes for attachment of muscles on upper part of thigh bone Beat a path Bargain: Scot. Barter, in Scotland bird Cuban Band with the 1966 #1 hit "Wild Thing," with "the" Bright-colored tropical bird. Brightly colored tropical bird Brightly-colored tropical bird bird of tropical and subtropical America, Africa, and Asia Betazoid Deanna Boris's three-horse carriage Big name in protection Brand of condoms Bruin's hoops rival Bruins' crosstown rivals Bruins' rivals Bad-faith blogger, e.g. Bad-hair-day doll? Baddie under a bridge Banshee's cousin Being under a bridge Big-haired doll Billy Goats Gruff foe Billy Goats Gruff menacer Billy goat's nemesis Blog annoyance Bridge beastie Bridge denizen Bridge dwarf Bridge enthusiast? Bridge guarder of folklore Bridge guardian Bridge monster Bridge protector of Folklore being Baited online Baited with incendiary remarks Bait-trailing anglers Brooklyn streetcar, once Bus's kin Bus's victim Buses' antecedents Baiting online Being deliberately inflammatory online Blog annoyances Blog nuisances Blog pests Brass instrument at 25% off? Brass instrument that can play glissandi Brass buffoon? Brass breeds? Blast furnace apparatuses Blast-furnace devices Bridges project of 1982 Bruce Boxleitner cyberflick Bruce Boxleitner movie (1982) Bruce Boxleitner title role of 1982 "___ Beverly Hills" (1989 Shelley Long comedy) "___ Beverly Hills" (1989) Band of Boy Scouts Band of scouts Base unit Beard group Body of cavalry, commanded by a captain. Body with arms? Boy Scout Jamboree unit Boy Scout brigade. Boy Scout contingent Boy Scout division. Boy Scout jamboree contingent Boy Scouts group Boy Scouts squad Boy Scouts unit Brownie batch? Brownie unit Brownies bunch Brownies with cookies, maybe Bunch of Boy Scouts Bunch of Daisies Bunch of soldiers Begging soldiers? Boot camp contest? BODY of cavalry Base individuals? Batches of Brownies Battlefield units Boots on the ground Brownies in bunches Bunches of Brownies Bush announcement of 2007 Bank transaction at the army base? Busy businesswoman in a rom-com, e.g. Bowlers' pride Bowlers' rewards Beautiful woman with a financially solvent mate BOUGAINVILLEA Bougainvillea or hibiscus Brand known for its orange juice products Baseball player Nixon or his home run pace Between a walk and a run. Between walk and canter Bouncy gait Bouncy pace Bring (out) for display Bring forward for inspection (with "out"). Bring forward, with "out" Brisk gait Brisk step Brisk walk Brisk, steady pace Budweiser Clydesdales' pace Bumpy gait Bumpy, brisk gait Bustle along Brisk gait faster than a walk but slower than a canter "Be my ___!": Shak. Bring (something) forward for inspection. *Bring forward for display Bring forth for inspection Bring forward for exhibition: Slang. Bring forward for inspection Bring forward for inspection, informally Bring to the attention of, informally