Letter B 49250–49500

British jet transports. Begin to be distrusted Burst a bosom button, perhaps Become a topic of conversation " . . . ___ Bethlehem" BLACKMAIL (ant.) Bed buyer's concern baby's dummy Baked mac and cheese, for many Burger and fries Best Western rival Broken in Bug-in-a-ruggish "Baby Blues" or "Rhymes With Orange" "Blondie" or "Cathy" "Broom-Hilda," for example Bazooka freebie Bianca Xunise creation Bob Hope, for instance. Book with drawings Buddy Hackett *Ben Stiller, e.g. Batman or Robin? Bet-taking buffoon? Break from tension Breaker of dramatic tension Bad choice for a master's thesis font Bad font choice for a master's thesis "B.C.," for one "Blondie" or "Dick Tracy" 'Blondie' or 'Beetle Bailey' Buffo, at times "Be right there" Beginning to see a point, informally BRILLIANT AND NOTABLE SUCCESS Burns poem misinterpreted by Holden Caulfield Baseball park in Chicago. BALKAN revolutionary soldier Budget or Foreign Relations, e.g.: Abbr. ___ badge (small military radio) Bottom half of a semicolon Bottom part of a semicolon Break for readers Break producer Breathtaking part of a sentence? Breathtaking punctuation? Base of operations for managing missions "Borrows" peremptorily Big sports advantage Big advantages in sports Break identifiers *Baggage holder Business-practices laws Blend, as finances Break a bone into many pieces Baseball bigwig BAND of nerve substance BUNDLE of nerve substance Bound by. BODY of investigators BODY of persons appointed by larger body BELONGING to all mankind alike BEST people (ant.) BRITISH lizard BRITISH sea lavender Boston ___, first public park in U. S. BODY of the community Bad thing to catch Basic good manners Basic politeness Basis for an agreement "Black rat" as opposed to "Rattus rattus" BOOK of personal comments BRITISH Parliament members Bit of ownership in a corporation Bird with an Arctic relative Butterfly of the U.S. bad behaviour Be at one (with) be in a state of heightened, intimate receptivity Bolshevism Brezhnev's supporters Builders of a certain wall. BODY of persons living together Benefit program for regular travelers on transit systems Bus rider's lust, say Bugs caught on the bus? Barber turned singer Barber who became a warbler Barber-turned-singer Perry Basic question for a Spanish journalist Bellagio's lake Big-time gambler's perk Brief word with time or unemployment Beetles, e.g. Box of cosmetics cases? Barcelona pal Buddy, in the Southwest. Buddies, out west BODY of combined people BODY of combined people for a commercial object BODY of combined people for a common object BODY of incorporated people for a commercial object BODY of incorporated people for a common object Business enterprise be a companion to somebody Bugle boy's outfit in song bugle yellow Bill Gates or Paul Allen, vis-à-vis Microsoft Business card info Business retreat, and an apt title for this puzzle? Be held equal Be regarded as similar. Beyond ___ (unequaled) ". . . but which thing are you measuring this against here?" BILL for discussion, separate portion of a (pol.) Bedroom on a train, e.g. Burro's fitting together of navigational instruments? Briefly, one is aptly placed in the grid in the answer to each starred clue BRIEF but comprehensive BAEDEKER BILL (ant.) British emcee Be in rivalry. Be in the running Be rivals businesslike Battles (with) bring a formal charge Bellyacher Bargain for leniency bring to a whole, with all the necessary parts or elements BEATEN hollow Beginning of a solver's thought BE VERY INVOLVED Book's end matter that's impossible to understand? Be submissive BUILDING ironmongery Behave in a particular way BEAT time Becalm Bach or Bacharach Bach or Berlin Bach or Brahms Bach, Beethoven or Brahms Beethoven, e.g. Berlin, for one BERCEUSE BODILY processes Biodegradable container? BASE OF A CROCUS STEM Bowl for fruits, etc. Bowl with a base and stem BENEFICIATE BONE fracture with skin wound BONE fracture, type of Blackboard or whitewall BRING into danger by indiscreet action BRING under suspicion by indiscreet action BISHOP of same archiepiscopal province Benefits for 21 players Big name in student encyclopedias Business that makes devices for digital processing Binary code, to most of us? Bill Gates? Beats Audio figure who also builds Ubuntu machines? Big name in the mainframe business Brezhnev, to Khrushchev BUSINESS corporation operating communication satellites Be in verbal contact; interchange information or ideas BAMBOOZLEMENT Bad kind of artist Be a swindler Before trite Big gathering of fans, casually Big gathering, for short Big house man or woman Bilk elaborately Bunco artist's scheme Bunco game Bunko game blue party body Anti Big maker of small appliances, or, as two words, a 1997 action film Big name in hairbrushes and blow dryers Blow-dryer brand "Barbarian" of filmdom Barbarian created by Robert E. Howard Barbarian of film Barbarian of movies Barbarian of pulp fiction Barbarian of pulp magazines Barbarian of pulp novels Barbarian of pulp stories Barbarian of pulp tales Barbarian of tales Barbarian of the comics Barbaric Schwarzenegger role Barbaric name Big name in late-night Big name in late-night TV Big name in late-night talk Builders of pyramids, perhaps Bending inwards BRANDISH (ant.) Bury, say Behind a blind Bulge under a hit man's jacket, maybe Become pregnant BRING to a common center/centre Bring together at a focal point bring into focus or alignment Basis for some albums broad principal or thought broad principle of thought broad principle or thought Broad ideas being or characterized by concepts or their formation BE APPLICABLE TO BE on the mind of Be of interest to Business establishment. Business organization BEING concerned with Business organizations. BEFORE AN AUDIENCE Band performance Band shell offering Borge needs Bach's Brandenburgs, e.g. Baroque instrumental works Bartók's "___ for Orchestra" Brahms work Ballet to Bach's music, by George Bach's "Brandenburg ___" Big gigs BALLPARK FIGURES Ballpark pitchers BEACHCOMBER FIND Beach find Beach souvenir Beachcomber's find Bone in the nose Big shells Bring around to one's own side BRIEF and comprehensive in expression Brief and compact. Brief but pertinent bring to end BRITISH aircraft