Letter B 186250–186500

Basketball great Jerry Basketball's Jerry Batman portrayer Adam Benjamin or Jerry Berlin preceder Best-selling singer Kanye Botswana-to-Namibia direction Bridge player at left. British novelist and critic. Britain's Broadway Breakfast dish with ham and bell peppers (11 to 7) Breakfast dish with ham and green peppers Brunch dish with ham and peppers Breakfast option containing ham and green pepper Brunch order with diced peppers, onions and ham Brunch order with ham and peppers (... letters 11-7) "Bonanza" and "Gunsmoke" Brandt, Adenauer, et al. Breed seen on bags of Cesar dog food, for short BRITISH Royal Opera House Batman portrayer Adam et al. Bridge column leaders Bridge locations Bernstein saga, "_____ Story" Brodway half of manhattan? Broadway show about a gang war at Macy's? Bernstein-Sondheim musical Broadway hit: 1957 Broadway musical of 1957 Back or blanket Backer of the 21st Amendment. Before toweling off Besprinkle, say Blanket or hen Bon Jovi: "Slippery When ___" Burrito adjective _ blanket: killjoy Bachelor pad amenity Basement amenity Basement amenity, perhaps Beverage counter with a sink Buzzkill [bat, elk, newt] Battery containing a liquid electrolyte Bad thing to step in Bad smell after a rainy walk, perhaps Barnyard symbol of madness Bell ___, leader of the flock. Bayou, perhaps BBQ restaurant handout Barbecue wipe Brand used with wings Barbecue joint freebies Big name in wipes Brand of moist wipes Be seductive, in a way Bartender's wiper Backers of 21st Amendment Baptizes, say Bedews Believers in raising spirits? Bloc in Prohibition days. Booze boosters Bernstein's rainy tale? body suit for diving Betsy ___ (1950s doll) Betsy ___ (collectible doll) "Bridezillas" airer Big improvement over a mop, for short "___ Been Chums . . . ": 1905 song Bob Seger's "__ Got Tonight" Bob Seger's "___ Got Tonite" Bob Seger: "___ Got Tonight" Breakup line from a farmer? Bombed Jap-held base on north coast of New Guinea. Boston PBS station Boston station that produces most of PBS's prime-time television programming Bonn is its cap. Burns' "Scots, __ Hae" BEFORE: Game with annoying pop-ups? Beluga, e.g. Big bettor at a casino Big bettor at the casino Big blue creature in the American Museum of Natural History Big mammal Big spender, in gambling lingo Big, strong swimmer Bigness exemplar Blubber source Blubbery sort? Blue or gray Battered repeatedly, in slang Beat relentlessly Ball so to speak Big doings at the watering hole? Blubber extract Blubber extract once used as lamp fuel Blubbery bunch Boats of a special kind. Bay of ___, in Antarctica. Bearers of calves Beluga and humpback Belugas, e.g. Blowhole-breathers Beating heavily, as with a sledgehammer Barrier Ahab stands behind? Big bang sound? Blow sound ___ bar (wiggleable part of a "Guitar Hero" controller) Boogie Board manufacturer Bops hard Berthing place Boat's place Boatload transfer point Bro's greeting Barrie's "___ Every Woman Knows" Beginning of a question. Briton's vague sentence-finisher. building on stilts or a raised platform for storing provisions Bargain finder's cry Bullying remark from a popular kid Bugs Bunny insult Basic poker knowledge Breakfaster's query? 'But -- I know?' Best thing to try Bertie Wooster expression thought to be derived in part from Beowulf's "hwæt" Bertie Wooster's greeting Buzzed pooch quip (Part 1) Berlin tune heard in "The Great Gatsby" Bar question Big Apple with no worms Basic query to a physicist? Blink-182 "Enema of the State" smash Bugs Bunny cartoon loosely based on Wagner's Ring Cycle "___ Bad About Feeling Good?": 1968 film Breaking story query Breaking-story query Bettor's question, and a hint to this puzzle's theme Bugs's question to "Doc" *Bugs line Bugs Bunny's query Bugs Bunnys classic line "But it was working when I left!" Baseball Hall-of-Famer Zach ___ Bread choice that's not white or rye Bulgur or emmer bread or pasta grain Bran names Baseball's Zach et al. Beloved game show, casually Bicycle tire Big cheese, in more ways than one Be a hustler Brought by dolly Burton K. Big-time market operator. Basic bicycle trick Bike maneuver Bike trick Biker's hot-dog maneuver Biker's maneuver Biker's show of power Biker's stunt Biker's up-front maneuver Bearlike maneuvers Bring by cart, maybe Bring by cart, say " . . . bound upon a ___ fire . . . ": King Lear Business magazine editor? Bikers? Brings by cart Bad bagpipe sound, figuratively Breath laboriously Breath with a whistling sound Breath with difficulty Breathe noisily; trick Breathe with difficulty/a whistling sound in the chest breathing with a husky or whistling sound Breathed with difficulty Bespeaks one's lack of fitness when taking the stairs, say Breathes noisily Breathtaking, in a way. BRITISH univalve shell, largest Big snail Baby otter or dog Bear, as a puppy Babyface "___ Can I See You" Bored child's request By reason of which Before a camping trip Beatles hit that Paul actually wrote at 14 Beatles hit written by a teenage Paul McCartney Beatles hit of 1967 Beatles song about the square of their number Beatles tune of '67 Beatles song wondering about old age Bisected Beatles hit? Bandwagon jumper's comment Beginning of travel advice appropriate to the starred answers Beginning of quote by actress Illeana Douglas Buffet line? . . . before leaving the house But on the contrary But on the other hand Balcony scene question. Best place to be, slangily ... and, when divided in four parts, what the answers to starred clues are? Burning question? Billie Letts' book Beginning of a famous saying about fire and smoke Bob Hope comedy of 1947 By means of which Be an appetizer for "Boy, I'm glad that's over!" "Boy, it's hot!" Brow wiper's sigh Bodybuilder's supplement Byproduct of cheesemaking Bodybuilder's intake, sometimes By-products of cheese-making. Brief or faint smell Blow fitfully. Brief smells brief emission of air BRITISH liberal party Bygone party member Britain liberal party British liberals Bit of a wait Bit of spontaneity Be cranky Business for gourmets who complain a lot? Beef provider? Bellyacher's bailiwick? Bitching condition BDSM prop Beat into a froth Beat into a froth, as cream Beat to a froth Beat with a whisk, maybe Beat, as cream Braided leather thong big shot Party Byproduct of an exhausted dairy cow? Barista's supply Brash upstarts Bird named for its song Beats till fluffy Beset in two ways at once Beset doubly in opposite ways Besetting from two directions