Letter B 181750–182000

Bone that's parallel to the radius Bone under a bracelet Bone under a watch Bone under a watchband Bone used in pronation Bone whose name is Latin for "elbow" Bone with a coronoid process Bone with a radial notch Bone with a triangular shaft Boney partner of the radius. Brachial bone. Bone paired with the radius in the arm bone RIB CHIP arm Bones attached to ginglymi Bones corresponding to fibulae Bones in arms Bones in forearms Bones in wings Bones near the radii Bones next to radii Bones no longer called cubiti Bones of the arm Bones once called cubiti Bones parallel to radii Bones used in arm wrestling Bones you swing Bony neighbors of radii Bone of a bird's wing. Bones below the humeri Bones beside radiuses Bones between elbows and wrists Bones near biceps Bones near radiuses Bones next to humeri Bones often injured by tennis players Bike chain alternative Bike commuter's insurance Bike rack attachments Bike rack attachments named for a vowel Bikers' security blankets (just don't YouTube how fast thieves can cut them) Belfast is its capital. Belfast's province Belted topcoats. Beginning's opp. Beauty chain Beauty chain founded in 1990 Beauty chain with a salon inside each store Beauty products chain Beauty retailer Beauty salon company Beauty store chain Beauty store chain with a salon in every location Beauty store chain with a semiannual "21 Days of Beauty" event Beauty superstore Beauty supply chain Beauty supply giant Beauty-supply chain Big cosmetics chain Big name in beauty supplies ___ Beauty (Sephora competitor) Beyond the obvious Beyond what is manifest. Beyond what is openly said being the last or concluding element of a series "Beyond" beginning Before left or right Beginning for "violet" or "sound" Beyond due limit. Beyond the ordinary Buick Park Avenue ___ ___ Brite (toothpaste brand) beyond limit blue pigment made of powdered lapis lazuli brilliant deep blue beyond national beliefs of extremely right-wing people Babies seen moving wavily in prenatal scans? Beyond the visible spectrum Be loud at a funeral, say Barked at the moon Book by James Joyce Book set entirely on the date 6/16/04 Book set in June 1904 Beatrix in "Kill Bill" Beatrix in the "Kill Bill" movies Beatrix portayer in "Kill Bill" Beatrix's portrayer in "Kill Bill" Ben's "Paycheck" co-star Boston-born Thurman Basic taste Basic taste in miso Bay State campus Bay State school, casually Boston campus, for short Boston sch. "Be Cool" co-star, 2005 "Burnt" brown color "Burnt" shade of brown B(eams f)ro(m he)wn t(rees used as c)on(struction mat)e(rial) BROWN earth pigment Brown earth tone Brown earth valued as a pigment. Brown earthy pigment Burnt ___ (old Crayola color) brown color yellow Beak of a bivalve shell Boss of a shield. Boss on a shield Boss or knob. Bosses of shields Bosses on heraldic shields. Blackest part of a shadow Beachgoer's accessory Beachgoer's sun protection Brit's ubiquitous tote Boat made of skins Boat originally made with whalebones Boat sometimes built around a whalebone frame Boat used in Alaska Über has one "Bend over and use your good eye!" target Ball caller, briefly Ballpark arbiter Ballpark authority Ballpark bigwig Ballpark official, briefly Ballpark worker Balls and strikes caller Balls-and-strikes caller Base decision maker Base watcher Baseball arbiter Baseball arbiter, for short Baseball boobird's target, often Baseball game honcho: abbr. Baseball judge Baseball offic. Baseball official, for short Baseball official: Colloq. Baseball ref Baseball's ref. Baseline enforcer Blind official, in stereotypes Brave judge? Brief arbiter Baseball ref on the diamond ballgame arbiter Behind-the-plate job Beef handler of sorts Bill Klem was one Baseball's men in blue. "Ball!" callers Balk callers Ballfield arbiters Ballpark arbiters Ballpark arbiters, briefly Ballpark bosses Ballpark judges Ballpark officials, for short Balls-and-strike callers Balls-and-strikes callers Base characters? Baseball arbiters Baseball arbiters, for short Baseball crew Baseball figures wearing masks Baseball figures: Colloq. Baseball game workers, for short Baseball judges Baseball judges, for short Baseball officials, for short Baseball referees Baseball refs Basketball : refs :: baseball : ___ Bill Klem's colleagues Blue men? Blue-clad judges Boo targets, often Boo targets, sometimes Brief interjections Bill recently signed by Truman. Bill shelved by Congress, March, 1952. By-passed system of military training: Abbr. Bologna article Bride of Red Cross Knight. Bride of Redcross Knight. Bride of the Red Cross Knight British catboat. ___ boat, for sailing Bold in the face of criticism Beats swords into plowshares Brazilian sloth. being or thrown out of equilibrium Book that nobody's heard of? Begin disrobing, possibly Be less formal. Become affable. become less strict or more informal in one's attitudes or behaviour Becomes less formal Becomes more genial. Became less formal. Bun in the oven, so to speak Bum has soon, when whipped, come clean Begin to open up? Bent like a hook: Lat. Beyond the normal Blew the lid off? Bent at the tip like a hook. Be changeable Bringing freedom to BOLIVIAN mining town "Bob's your ___!" "___ Buck" (John Candy comedy) "_____ Buck" (1989) '_____ Buck' ('89 film) Ben or Sam Ben, to Peter Parker Brother in the family Brother of your father brother of one's father or mother Bunker, to Stephanie on "All in the Family" Big name in rice Bow-tied character on some food boxes Bambi's mother's brothers? Book subtitled "His Songs and His Sayings" Band of brothers, maybe Ben and Sam Ben, Sam and Fester Bearded figure in a classic poster Busts, as a blockage Bare, as metal Beverage nickname introduced in 1967 Beverage nickname, with "the" Bad at chemistry Balm; oily charm Benign influence. "Blut ___ Eisen"—Bismarck. Berlin conjunction Berlin connection Berlin connector Bonn connective Bonn connector based on the number 11 Beneath the surface beneath or below Being suspected Bounceable? Baltimore-based sports apparel giant Being hauled to the station Bewitched [and what the answer is]