Letter B 47250–47500

BIVALVE shell BIVALVIA BLACKHEAD Be silent, with "up" Beach burrower Beach-party edible Bisque bit Bisque morsel Bisque morsel, perhaps Bit of chowder Bivalve mollusk Bivalve served at Ivar's Bivalve. Blabber's opposite Blabbermouth's opposite Bluepoint or quahog Burrowing mollusc Burrowing sea mollusk Burrowing shellfish ___bake (seafood feast with Wampanoag origins) Beach bash with seafood Beach cookout Beach cookout, of a sort Beach party with shellfish Beach picnic Beach cookouts Beach parties Bouillabaisse base, sometimes bayman Baseboard trim Bit of prehistoric seafood? Big racket Burns poem on shellfish? Bath uproar? BAND for holding things together BRACE for holding things together Band or brace Become strict, with "down" Binding device Board holder Become stricter with "Beverly Hillbillies" name Bands or braces. Booster cable parts Bracing devices Bisque ingredients Burrowing mollusks Buttons it, with "up" Bivalve protection Baked-in-their-shells seafood dish Beach décor. Becomes uncommunicative suddenly Buttons one's lip "... but they always quiet themselves when I tell them to ___" Become closemouthed Become silent Button one's lip "Braveheart" band "Braveheart" group Band in a tree Big brood Blood relations Blood-feud participant Best-selling author of "Debt of Honor" Boom-lowerer of song. Brazen clamor. Big families Bad-weather sound Be a good fan Bit of applause Bit of fan appreciation Burning in one's loins, with "the" Burst of thunder Bar fixture for pouring beer ___ back (respond sharply to criticism) ___ back (retorted, slangily) BELL part BRIDGE, primitive Bell features Bell parts Brings together forcefully BEAT RHYTHMICALLY Basset horn: Abbr. "Bewitched" aunt Barton of the ARC Barton of Civil War fame Barton of Red Cross fame. Barton of note Barton of nursing Barton of nursing history Barton of the Red Cross Barton on Red Cross fame Barton or Bow Barton or Maass Barton or Schumann Barton who founded the American Red Cross Barton who founded the Red Cross Barton who wrote "A Story of the Red Cross" Benito's girlfriend. Blandick who played Auntie Em Bow who was It Bow found in film Bow in early movies Bow in films Bow in front of an audience Bow in movies Bow in old movies Bow in pictures Bow in silent films Bow in silents Bow in the movies Bow in the silents Bow known as the "It" girl Bow no longer shot Bow of 'It' Bow of early movies Bow of film Bow of films Bow of old films Bow of old movies Bow of silents Bow of silents and talkies Bow of the past Bow of the screen Bow of the silents Bow on screen Bow on the big screen Bow on the screen Bow or Barton Bow seen in the theater Bow who had "It" Bow who wowed 'em Bow with "it" Bow, "The It Girl" Bow, Barton or Schumann Bright: Lat. Bright layer of coal Barton and Bow Barton and Schumann. Barton and others Bow and Barton Bow and others "Bernard ___," Farrell novel -- Boothe Luce BOOTHE, POWERS FILM Boothe who married Henry Luce Bowen of "Nashville" ___ Booth Luce Birdseye of frozen food Booth Tarkington hero. "Born to Run" saxophonist Bryan nemesis Buster Crabbe Blood spilt ultimately in support of county Bordeaux choice Bordeaux export Bordeaux libation Bordeaux product Bordeaux red Bordeaux red wine Bordeaux variety Bordeaux, e.g. Bordeaux, in Britain Bordeaux, perhaps Bordeaux, to Brits Brit's Bordeaux Burgundy's relative British Open winner's prize Bordeaux and others Bordeaux exports Bordeaux products Bordeaux wines. BASSET horn relative Basset horn. Benny Goodman plays it Benny Goodman's "licorice stick" Benny Goodman's instrument Benny Goodman, e.g. Black winds Battle call Bayer allergy relief brand Big name in allergy medicine Big name in allergy relief Big name in bars Butterfinger rival BRITISH willow-herb British shoemaker famous for desert boots Bright, to Brutus BE incompatible Battle hard Be at loggerheads Be chromatically incompatible Be in opposition Be incompatible, as colors Be uncomplementary, in a way Butted heads Beige shirt with khaki pants? BEAM FASTENER Bag fastener Bar on a medal ribbon Barrette, e.g. Barrette, for example Bear hug Big envelope securer Bolo tie feature Bra fastener Bra part Bracelet closure Bracelet fastener Bracelet securer Broach feature Brooch fastener Brooch feature Brooch part Bulletin board fastener Bear hugs Bracelet fasteners Brooch fasteners. Brooches, e.g. Buckles. BIOLOGICAL category Block in a student's schedule Body of students. Business or coach Business or economy Business, e.g. Baseball group for the Rochester Red Wings Beachball tossing at commencement? Brown catalog listing Business and tourist BRITISH horserace Book for rereading Book such as "Little Women" Book that stands the test of time Book unlikely to go out of print BSO style Barracuda, for one Belief in the superiority of the first "Matrix" movie? Bonny girls exhibiting the most elegance? Best Secret Agent and others? Bradley and Eisenhower. BMOC Brown period Bells may indicate them Bring sophistication to a place where it's not expected Battle of haves and have-mores? BUCKET OF BOLTS Bruins head coach Julien British-born actor. Bag man