Letter B 46000–46250

Bad attempt at humor Big cat Big cat that can't roar Brand whose mascot, Chester, is a very fast cat Bit from Sunshine Biscuits Brand of orange crackers Brand with Buffalo Wing and Smoked Gouda varieties Bright orange spread that can be used as a stain remover Bake-off figure Baking show competitor Beard or Child Beard, James Beard, e.g. Big cheese in the kitchen Bistro VIP Bistro star Bobby Flay, e.g. Bobby Flay, for one Boss in the kitchen Brillat-Savarin, e.g. Burt Wolf e.g. Busy man on Thanksgiving. ___ Boyardee Big cheeses in the kitchen Beret wearer BEAR CLAW BOOK scorpion(s) Big Apple neighborhood Borough in London. Bride in 2010 headlines Boston suburb starts dissolving? Basic science course, familiarly Bio kin Bio relative Bond analysts' field?: Abbr. Borax, for one B C F H I K N O P S U V W Y Barton, Derek Bunsen, e.g. British prescription fillers Beaker setting, briefly Beaker site, for short Big C fighter "Big Brother "host "Big Brother" host Julie "Big Brother" host Julie __ Moonves Boston restaurateur Joyce Bale's "Vice" role Biden predecessor Biden's predecessor as vice president Bush veep BEDSPREAD FABRIC Bedspread material Bedspread or rug fabric __ blanc (white wine grape) __ blanc: Loire Valley wine ___ Blanc (wine) ___ Blanc, popular wine grape ___ blanc (wine variety) "Big Brother" host Julie tears it up? Builder of the Great Pyramid. Bank order BRITISH Prime Minister, county of Bank of England drafts "Bang Bang" singer, 1966 "Believe" Grammy winner "Believe" Grammy winner, 1999 "Believe" belter "Believe" diva "Believe" pop diva "Believe" pop star "Believe" singer "Believe" singer, 1998 "Believe" singer, 1999 "Burlesque" co-star "Burlesque" co-star, 2010 "Burlesque" star BANG AND BLAME (SONG) ARTIST BANG BANG (SONG) ARTIST BELIEVE IN IT BELIEVE IT OR NOT! CREATOR BELIEVE IT OR NOT! ENTRY BEST ACTRESS NOMINEE FOR Backup singer on the original "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" Bearer of Chastity Beloved, in Paris. Best Actress of 1987 Best Actress winner: 1987 Bono's first bride Bono's wife, once "Believe" singer known for her iconic solo career Beloved in Brest Bonne ___ (good living): Fr. Beau's belle Belle's beau Beloved, in France Bien-aimé Bordeaux sweetie Bien-aimée Billet-doux term of address BENJI black earth Baldie snatching that lady's cigar Bar garnish Bloom featured during an annual D.C. spring festival Big banger Big-bang firecracker Big bang makers Broadway and TV actor who's fond of fruit pie? Be very selective Baker's pantry staple before adding liquid ingredients, often used for desserts Bing centers Bright-red water depth measurer? Bright lipstick shade Bright red semi? Bit of February apocrypha Baby angel emoji, essentially Beautiful infant. Biblical angel Befitting an angel Baltimore's bay BLOOM COUNTY CAT Birthplace of Lewis Carroll Breed of white swine British explorer BOARD GAME 32-CARD BOARD GAME WITH STONES Basic idea in "Through the Looking Glass." Benjamin Franklin's "The Morals of ___" Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus musical Bishop's millieu Bishops' game Black-and-white set Board game "played" in this puzzle Board game from India Board game with pawns Bobby Fischer's game Bogart played it by mail Backdrops for mating displays? Bishop or knight Bishop or rook Bishop, for one Battle over a board Board meeting? Bishops Bishops, knights and pawns Bishops, knights, etc. Board-game pieces Bb6, for one Bb8, for one Bishops' place Board and 32 pieces Board game purchase Board plus 32 pieces Box with four bishops? Board games with kings and pawns Beaten by a gorilla Bedroom bureau Blanket holder Body part with which to trap a soccer ball Booty container Booty holder Booty receptacle Box for a pirate Box in pirate stories Breastplate's place Bronchitis, familiarly Barrel attachment? Broad- or barrel- follower ___ Burnett, bluesman better known as Howlin' Wolf Bowles and Arthur Brown colour Brownish-red shade BEECH ___ Beech relative *Bedroom fixture Big ones may be compared to barrels Booty holders Booty protectors Boxes for buccaneers Buccaneers' boxes Boastful or conceited: Colloq. Baker in a studio Baker on trumpet Baker or Atkins of music Baker who really cooked in the '50s and '60s Baker who sang "My Funny Valentine" Baker with a trumpet Brinkley's buddy BALKAN guerrilla fighter Breed of sheep Breed of sheep in Scotland. BP rival Badge with stripes Bands with bends BRITISH hunt Blazer automaker British hunting cry. Business attire at General Motors? Bicycle Thief "Just some teeth I can't ___ my favorite cereal with" Big League ___ (brand whose inventor credited his inspiration to future "Tár" director Todd Field) Bite and grind food in the mouth bubble gum Enjoy Bawled (out) Berated, with "out" Badly tattered Bazooka fan, e.g. Ballplayer's mouthful Bazooka, for one Breaks down at dinner? Boxers bite down on them Bar snack bits Basic party mix cereal Brand available in cinnamon and peanut butter varieties Brand name after Corn, Chocolate, or Cinnamon Brand name with Rice or Wheat Brand of squarish cereals Brand used in party mix Bistro awning word Bistro name starter Bistro name starter, often Bistro name word Bistro sign word Bistro-name word Bit of French in many restaurant names BABILONIA, TAI BEFORE SIGMA LETTER BEFORE UPSILON LETTER BOBBY SOX TO STOCKINGS (SONG) ARTIST BRIEF UP ON NEW MEDICINE BULLS HOME Bears and Cubs town Bears or Bulls, on scoreboards Bears' home, briefly Bears' home, on scoreboards Bears' town, for short Bears, on scoreboards Between phi and psi Between xi and eta Bibimbap topping Blackhawks town, briefly Bulls or Bears, on scoreboards Bulls' city, for short Bulls' town: Abbr. briefly Windy City airport BLUE POTTERY OF HOLLAND Bedrock pet Botanical "pet" Brand known for their molds that turn green Brand of "pet"