Letter B 22500–22750

___-ban (call to arms) Big news regarding extraterrestrials Board at the airport BECOME SUCCESSFUL Barge (in) Become a celeb Become a success Blow in, so to speak be auspicious break journey "___, Baby!" (1966 Tony Curtis crime comedy) Be fashionable, in a way Be fashionable? Becomes a name Blows in, so to speak big shot Brazilian weight boasting brashness Boastful bourgeoisie Barrel : cooper :: ___ : fletcher Big name in men's shirts Bit of ammo for Hawkeye Bit of ammo for Hou Yi Bit of ammo for Lara Croft Bolt from a crossbow Bolt with a nock Bow accompanier Bow go-with Bow partner Bow projectile Bow's partner Bowfishing need Bowhunter s weapon bow s projectile bows projectile Benefactor contributing supplies for a bowman? Baby cookies Bolts from Tell Book about M.D.'s. Book for which its author declined the Pulitzer Prize BITER GULCH BWI postings Burt Bacharach output: Abbr. Brother of Wills, to Cockneys BOSSA NOVA COUSIN Boston-accent betrayers? Boston-accented Harvard dropouts? Bostonians rarely say them Bostonians' elisions Bottom in British slang BUTTOCKS (vulg.) Backside, as the Brits call it Backside, in Bristol Bath bottom? Bath butt Bath sitting spot? Behind in an English class? Behind on the motorway Behind, in Britain Behind, in England Bottom of Britain? Bottom of the Tube Bottom, to a Brit Brit's backside Brit's bottom British bottom British bum British derrière Backside, across the pond British keister British sitter? Bum around London? Bum, less politely Business end in Britain? buttocks or anus British bastard British punk? BRITISH football league club BRITISH premier league club BUILDING for arms Bag of tricks British soccer powerhouse Bukayo Saka's team bandolier Bags of tricks, so to speak Barrymore film, "___ Lupin" BRITTLE semi-metallic element Big name in 1980s-'90s TV talk Big name in TV talk Backsides, to Brits British bottoms Bums BERENICE, mother of "Backdraft" concern "Backdraft" crime BACKDRAFT (FILM) CRIME BEAT THE OFFENSE BORING PROMOTIONS FOR WOODLANDERS BRANCHED LIGHTING FIXTURE BRIEFLY OFFENSE BURNING SOMETHING, PARTICULARLY MALICIOUSLY Bad burn? Bad burning Bad case of burning desire? Bad combustion Bad fire Bad flareup? Bad ignition? Bad lighting? Bad match on tinder? Bad match result? Basis for an insurance investigation Basis of some insurance fraud Blazers' offense? Bringing down the house? Burner's offense Burning bridges, e.g. Burning concern? Burning crime Burning down the house Burning issue for law enforcers Burning offense Burning passion? Burning problem "Backdraft" baddie "Backdraft" criminal Bad lighter? ". . . but is it ___?" "... but is it ___?": Kipling "___ begins with resistance - at the point where resistance is overcome" (Andre Gide) BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN WORK BACH, P.D.Q. WORK BALLPARK DISPLAY BE CARRIED SOMEWHERE BY WATER OR AS IF BY WATER BE LIFELIKE, AS OF A PAINTING BEAT WITH CUNNING BECOME MORE FOCUS ON AN AREA OF ACTIVITY OR FIELD OF STUDY BENEFIT FROM LEARNING ABOUT COMPUTERS ETC WITH ACADEMIC BEST ACTRESS OF 1998 BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE, THE (SONG) ARTIST BIBLICAL GIFT BIBLICAL TOPIC BIT OF CUNNING BONSAI LOCALE BOSCH BOSCH, CARL BOSCH, HIERONYMUS BRANDY GLASS ACTOR BREAKING CAMP BRILLIANCE OF DISPLAY BRILLIANT AND SHOWY TECHNICAL SKILL BRYANT, WILLIAM CULLEN WORK BURGLARIZING A MUSEUM EXH BUST A MOVE (SONG) ARTIST BUST ALTERNATIVE Bach's "The ___ of Fugue" Bach's "The___of the Fugue" Ballet or sculpture, e.g. Ballet, basketry et al. Ballet, e.g. Banana duct taped to a wall, according to some Barnes Foundation pieces Basquiat made it Berenson's subject Best Play after "The Last Night of Ballyhoo" Best Play of 1998 Best Play the year "The Lion King" won Best Musical Biblical verb Blakey on drums Blakey Jazz musician Blakey of jazz Blakey or Tatum Bonsai or origami Bonsai, for one Book illustrations Bosch product Broadway show about a white canvas Bronze busts, e.g. Brushwork? Buchwald Buchwald or Carney Buchwald or Garfunkel Buchwald or Linkletter Bust, maybe Busts and such Busts in a museum, e.g. Busts inside a museum Busts, e.g. Busts, oils, etc. Busts, perhaps Butter sculpture, e.g. Butter sculptures, e.g. Butter sculptures, for example ___ButMakeItSports (social media account that compares photos of athletes with paintings) busts "But thou ___ God . . . ": Neh. 9:17 BARSINE, father of Backing for a cartoonist Building with a gallery, maybe BUCHWALD, ART BUCHWALD, CARNEY, GARFUNKEL, LINKLETTER Buyer and seller of oils Boldly geometrical style building German words Broadcaster featuring documentaries and art films BABY RUTH Barcelona busts, e.g. Baseball owner Moreno Baseball team owner Moreno Bologna oils Boosler Comic Buttons Comedian Buzzi Comedian BRITISH King BRITOMARTIS, husband of Brine shrimps. Battler of Hera in the Trojan War Blood vessel from the heart. Blood vessel, in anatomy. Blood vessel: Anat. Blood vessel: Lat. Blood vessels Blood vessel connected to a capillary Big highway Blood transport Blood vessel that transports oxygenated blood Boulevard Boulevard, e.g. BEAR, IN BILBAO BILBAO BILBAO BOY BILBAO LOCALE Baseball's Angels owner Moreno et al. "Blue Velvet", for one Bad pictures? BALD-PATED, SHORT, OLD CUCKOO'S A CRAFTY THING Building with paintings for sale Blue planet BREAKING down of adhesions in a joint for freer movement BRITONS, warrior leader of the Bespectacled cartoon aardvark Boy who pulls the sword from the stone in "The Sword in the Stone" bea BOSTON POPS bird Poe Edgar Allan Bea's problem? Big-screen Dagwood Benevolent ruler