Letter B 44500–44750

Basic structural unit Battery compartment Battery item. Beehive compartment Belt attachment for many Biological term coined by Robert Hooke Biological unit Biology 101 study Biology textbook illustration Biology textbook subject Biology topic Bit of a spreadsheet Bit of a stir Bit of cloning material Block accommodation Block component Block division Block unit, maybe Bounded area forming part of a whole Brig room Britain has issued a packet of safety precautions for __ phones Building block of life basic unit of life BODEGA BREAD, WINE, AND SALT AUTHOR Baseball's lowly abode Basement square-dance official? Butler in a monastery. Basements Baby toy for a future molecular biologist? Bass violins Big strings Big strings in the orchestra Bowed instruments Bull fiddles' little brothers BAND INSTRUMENT JUG BE SEATED BLOCH BOWED STRINGED INSTRUMENT OF THE RENAISSANCE ERA Bach suite instrument Baritone of the strings. Bass cousin Bass kin Bass relative Bass viol's relative. Bass's relative Big bowed instrument Big string Bowed instrument Bowed stringed instrument Bull fiddle's little brother Broadway hit, instrument-wise Baritones of the violin family. Big instruments Bach solo string composition Bail money? Beeper alternative BLASTODERM, layer of BODY tissues, composition of Barred rooms Basic anatomy units Basic constituents Big house's rooms Bilogical units Biological building blocks Biological units Biologists' study Body building blocks Body units Building blocks of life Biological building blocks found in all living things Base transceiver station, familiarly Basic structural unit of a plant Bugs may appear on them BIRD EARLY BOS baller BYGONE BRITON Beantown athlete Beantown hoopster, for short Beantown player Bill Russell or Larry Bird, briefly Bird or Cousy Bird was one, briefly Bird, e.g., once Bird, for all the '80s Bird, once Bob Cousy, for most of his career Boston B-baller Boston NBA player, briefly Boston NBA player, for short Boston NBAer Boston NBAer, briefly Boston baller, for short Boston basketballer Boston basketballer, briefly Boston basketballer, for short Boston cager, briefly Boston cager, for short Boston cager, informally Boston hooper, for short Boston hoopster Boston hoopster, briefly Boston hoopster, cut Boston hoopster, for short Boston hoopster, informally Boston player, briefly Boston player, for short Boston player, informally Boston pro, familiarly Bostonian, quite possibly Breton or Briton Breton or Gael Breton or Welsh Breton or Welshman Breton, e.g. Breton, for one Brit's ancestor Britannic forebear British Isles inhabitant during the Iron Age British invader of old British invader of yore Briton of old Briton of yore Briton or Breton Briton or Gael up to roman times Bygone Brit BARDIC order BIRD THE MAORI ONCE HUNTED Basketball team member. Beantown baller Beantown basketball player Bird was one Bird, for his entire playing career Bird, for one Bird, formerly Bird, from 1979 to 1992 Bird, notably Bird, once, famously Bird, until 1992 Boston Garden player Boston NBA player Boston cager Boston player Boston pro Boston team's tall stories of greatness? Bird's group, once Bird's old team Bob Cousy's team Boston N.B.A. team Boston basketballers. Boston champions. Boston team Bean Town team Bean Town team, informally Beantown five Beantown five briefly Beantown five, informally Bird and others, once Bird's team, briefly Bob Cousy's team, for short Boston Garden heroes, to their fans Boston NBA team, colloquially Boston NBA team, for short Boston NBA team, to fans Boston NBAers Boston NBAers, informally Boston ballers, briefly Boston basketball squad, for short Boston cagers, informally Boston five Boston five, for short Boston hoopers, for short Boston hoopsters, for short Boston hoopsters, in headlines Boston players, briefly Boston team members Boston team, briefly Boston team, in brief Boston team, informally Boston's basketball team, familiarly Brad Stevens coaches them, briefly Breton speakers, e.g. Bretons and Britons Bretons and Welsh Bretons or Britons Bretons, e.g. Bretons, for one Bretons. Britons and Gaels Britons and others Bldg. material BUILDING MATERIAL MIXED WITH SAND TO MAKE CONCRETE Bind firmly Bind securely Binding material Bond tightly Bond together Bonding stuff Builder's material Building material that has to set binding element Bound together bonded together Binds Binds together Bonds a filling Bonds firmly Bonds securely Bonds solidly Bonds, in a way binding element or agency Becomes close friends at the construction site? BONY connective tissue covering root of tooth BONEYARD BOOT hill BURYING ground "Blockers" actor John {/Blockers/} co-star of Mann and Barinholtz BANQUET room (pl.) BANQUET room Beatrice of Rome (1577–99). Beatrice of Shelley poem. Beatrice, the "Beautiful Parricide." Burn a perfume stick Burn a perfume stick in Burn an aromatic substance Burn myrrh, e.g. Burn myrrh, say Burn perfume, as in a church service Burn sandalwood, say Burn spices, as an offering. Burn spices. Burn, as an aromatic substance Burn, as myrrh Burned in a thurible Burned perfumes. Balsam burner Bunsen burner relative Blows smoke Burns a joss stick, perhaps Burns incense. Burns jasmine, perhaps Burns myrrh Burns perfume. Burns while meditating, perhaps Bad-word bleeper Black out, perhaps Bleep Bleep out Bleep when inappropriate?