Letter B 40500–40750

BABES IN ARMS Beer magnate Adolphus Beer pasteurization pioneer Brewer Adolphus Brewery founder Adolphus Beer seen in a saloon? Brought in as school children Buddy Holly player Buddy Holly portrayer Gary Boarder's need BADLANDS Barbara who owned Millie Beaten-around locale. Blair's friend Broccoli-hating president boss Africa bushing BRITISH measure of capacity Basket quantity Berry sources Brand of attachable rotary mower bushveld bushy countryside Baseball minors Baseball's hinterland. Baseball's minors, informally Baseball player of sorts. "Beat" these to make it to the majors Baked beans brand whose ads feature a dog attempting to divulge the secret recipe BUSHLAND Bright-eyed and ___-tailed bosky BEING LESS ACTIVE Bookkeeper's alma mater, perhaps Barrel of a pistol, e.g. Boardroom advice? Be a street singer, say BOOT lending height to actor Bit of osculation baby-kisser Being kind at a cafeteria Bad bridge hand. Bernini's forte Boom follower, maybe Boom or ___ Boom's counterpart Boom's opposite Boom's partner Break apart Break, as balloons Broken; sculpture BOOGIE BRITISH land-fowl, largest Bird damaged on a road Big birds. Broke with a sledgehammer, say Baseball's Posey Bronco tamer Brown of old comics Brown or Keaton Bub B2B opportunity for Tarzan fans? Billion-dollar pharmaceuticals Bronco tamer who avoided mass layoffs? Block ___, RAF calling cards. Bankrupting Breaking free of inhibitions Busy people. Breaks Breaks apart Breaks the bank Breaks the door down Break into parts, as a monopoly Break off, as a friendship: Slang. bosomy BE EMPLOYED BE EMPLOYED BY Body or work preceder Body type? Booked solid Buzzing all over the office? Blues Traveler "___ Anyway" Bon mot: Part 3 BARBECUE NEED BOTTLED GAS USED AS A FUEL Barbecue gas Barbecuer's supply Better-known name of Robert LeRoy Parker Broad-winged hawk Britain's RAB. Britain's new Chancellor of the Exchequer. British Chancellor of the Exchequer. butler's room Belushi catch phrase "But me no ___." BOTTOM dog Beavis pal ___-head Brent Leroy portrayer Brent, of Corner Gas Brand of outdoor cigarette disposal receptacles Back into a conversation you weren't intending to have Booty call? Booty calls? Big Sky Country city Birthplace of Evel Knievel and Martha Raye Big spenders along the rialto: Slang. BUFFLEHEAD Beverage sold at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter Boston hockey player sculpted out of a dairy product? "Buckle up, ___" Breakfast staple with a golden spread Beguiled with flattery: Colloq. BRITISH orchis *Botanical specimen that attracts fluttering insects Bob Carlisle crossover hit song Bob Carlisle song hit Batter ingredient Breakfast item with coffee Baste Boone? Baked potato toppers, perhaps Blondie treat Be extra nice to Bikini bottom leaving practically nothing to the imagination, in slang BEAVIS Beavis' pal BE A NOSY PARKER Be a meddler Back into a corner boutonniere Belly ___ (navels) Backsides BUTANE, product of Big in a way Big-bosomed BARGAIN SUPER BE BULLISH BORROW (ant.) BROKER PARTNER GOLDMAN ANARCHIST BULLISH ADVICE Bargain: Colloq. Be convinced of Be fooled by Behave bullishly? Believe, as a story Believe, as an excuse Believe, as an explanation Believe, informally Believe, slangily Believe, so to speak Believe: Slang. Bond-market order Broker's advice Broker's recommendation Broker's suggestion Bull's motto Bull's order Bull's suggestion Bull's urging Bull's word Bullish Bullish order on Wall Street Bulls do it Be a dealer in pre-owned merchandise BATTING ORDER Broker's quarry Boutique patrons Bull market bunch Black Friday? Believe a dubious explanation Betel leaf. Bargain at the teahouse? Bargains Bargains, familiarly. Bargains: Colloq. Believes hook, line and sinker Believes, as an excuse Believes, so to speak Brings home from the store Believes the hype Begins to believe Believes, as a concept Believe an alibi, say Bring on difficulty BEE sound BEEHIVE SOUND BUZZER sound Bee's sound bird of prey of the hawk family bird prey _____ Bay (New England site) Barbershop request Bee or bell Basketball court drama Basketball shot made just before the clock expires Brilliant bees? Beekeepers never retire, they just __ Bit of technical jargon Bloggable, say BRITISH Veterinary Association Boxer's initials? Boxers' letters? Brand of briefs Brand of briefs, briefly Brief letters Briefs brand BRIEF SKIN-TIGHT SHORTS Brand of skivvies Brief briefs? Briefs not seen in court Briefs not seen in court, hopefully Briefs trademark Briefs, briefly Biotin, thiamine et al. BLESSED Virgin Mary (abbr.) Brogue alternative Brevet: Abbr. BOARD of Works BALABAN, BOB FILM Bantu boss Boss in Africa Boss, in Swahili Boss, in darkest Africa Boss, on safari Botswana boss Bronx-Manhattan st. BRITISH West Indies Bahamas, Caymans, and other isls. Bahamas, etc.: Abbr. Barbados and its neighbors: Abbr. BORN of "But the winner is ... Inseam ___!" " . . . Bounty" narrator British novelist A.S. "Bon voyage!" "___ baby bunting . . . " BASKETBALL TOURNEY Backstreet Boys' favorite farewell? Bit of scheduling luck at a tournament Brief adieu Brief farewell By the __ By the ___ (incidentally) "___ Birdie." Bad golfer's other favorite musical? Broadway musical about a blown putt? BURMESE liquid measure BURMESE measure BELORUSSIAN Soviet Socialist Republic BELORUSSIAN Bridge bids.