Letter B 50250–50500

Blarney Castle's county Bobber. Bottle Stopper Bottle insert Bottle part that goes "pop!" Bottle plug Bottleneck blocker Bubbly popper Bulletin board material Bulletin-board material Bunghole filler BYOB charge BYOB fee British Isles seaport Big source of raw material for a winery Bottle stoppers sometimes popped during celebrations Blush stoppers Bottle inserts Bottleneck sights Bottler's supply Bottle of fine wine opener Balsa Boy in TV's "Life Goes On" Brother of Skeezix et al. Big name in engine design. BULB CROCUS Base of a plant Stem Bulb of crocus or gladiolus. Bulb's cousin Bulb-like stem Bulblike plant part Bulblike plant stem Bulblike underground stem. Bulbous stem base Bird or insect beside plant stem Bird symbolic of gluttony Bulblike bases of stems Bulblike crocus parts Bulblike flower stems. Bulblike stems. BEEF PRODUCT Banal content Banal entertainment: Colloq. Banal humor: Slang. Banal sentimentality, so to speak Barbecue veggie Base of some ethanol Basic grain Basis for some tortillas Bathos: Slang Before pone or dog Belt or pone Big crop in Iowa barnyard grub Biscuit alternative, in Dixie Breakfast item, sometimes Biodegradable pipe material Batter-dipped frank on a stick Batter-dipped item Body part from the Latin for "horn" Body part with no blood vessels ___ beef sandwich birthstone July "Big Red" football team Big Red university Big Red, in the N.C.A.A. Beyond escape. Boxed in Brought to bay Between-rounds spots for boxers Bodega locations, often Boxing ring foursome Band horn Bix Beiderbecke's instrument Brass band member Brass-wind. Britain navy woman Band instruments Brass-wind instruments. Brass broadcasters? *Basic breakfast cereal Breakfast item created by John Harvey Kellogg *Beanbag-tossing sport Beanbag game Beavis's alter ego, after eating too much sugar Big name in glass Breed of chicken. Breed of small chicken Breed of small hen Broiler alternative Bit attached to a cob British duties ended in 1846 British grain regulations, repealed in 1846. Basic polenta ingredient Breakfast offering Barbecue veggie eaten with one's hands Bitten ear Beat officer's ailment? Bread from meal BRAID HAIR ANGEL Braided hairstyle braid gold braid hair Braided hair style braids Byproducts of tight shoes BRITISH cape Big cheese in a red coat British general at Yorktown British officer in the American Revolution. Banal: Colloq. Banal: Slang. Banal actress? Basic Toyota ___ Bay, Philippines (site of 1944 fighting) bay Philippines Beer brand whose popularity didn't drop during the 2020 pandemic, surprisingly Beer often served with a lime Beer often served with a lime wedge Beer served with a lime Beer to drink on Cinco de Mayo Beer with a crown logo Beer with the slogan "Find Your Beach" Beer with the slogan "La cerveza más fina" Big name in typewriters Blunt cigar Blunt-ended cigar Brand of beer from Mexico Brand often served with a lime wedge Beers served on Cinco de Mayo Beers served with lime Beers served with lime slices Beers that did not see a drop in sales during the pandemic, despite popular belief Body of water south of Victoria Island Boxer's spot between rounds Busy official in whodunits BEJEWELED TOPPER Baron's headpiece Baronial headpiece Bejeweled headband Bit of headwear that often has jewels Bridal adornment Bridesmaid's bonnet. Bridesmaid's hat. bejeweled BEJEWELED ADORNMENT "Barbizon" artist Camille Barbizon School painter Barbizon School painter of "Dance of the Nymphs" Barbizon painter Blot on the landscape BELIZE town Between Pfc. and Sgt. Big biz abbr. Big bus. Big business abbreviation. Big business, cut Big business: Abbr. Bus. abbr. Bus. concern Bus. entity Business assn. Business firm: Abbr. Business name abbr. Business organization: Abbr. Business abbreviation often seen after company names BODIES BODY (pl.) Business department that books flights BELONGING to a body politic BODY politic (pert. to) Big business-related Branch manager's bosses Bare midriffs, in a way Bosses in boardrooms *Business presentation? (... letters 1 + 12-14 along with letters 6-8) Big news on Wall Street "Barbarians at the Gate" figure Business' booking department BODY corporate BEFORE: Having physical form BODILY substance Ballet company Ballet group Bugler's group, for one. body armed Bit part in a whodunit Body of mysteries Body of work for Agatha Christie? BODY (OF) BODY of writings Body (of work) Body or collection of writings, texts, etc. Bit of blood Bronco's bailiwick Broncobuster's enclosure Buffet chain Golden ___ Bull pen Brought together in one place. BRING to better way of life British proofreader BE subject Be in a reciprocal relationship BRING into relation with another Be a pen pal Be analogous BULL FIGHT Bullfight, in Barcelona Bullfight, in Spain Bullfights Boisterous party, Down Under BECOME GROUND DOWN OR DETERIORATE Become rusted Become rusty Becomes rusted BEND into parallel folds BEND into parallel ridges BRIBABLE Bribable, say bastardize Bad influence BODICE posy BOUQUET worn on bodice Bodice of a dress Bouquet for a belle Bouquet worn by a prom queen Boutonniere counterpart Boutonniere's counterpart Bridesmaid's accessory Bridesmaid's accssory Bouquets worn at proms Barbary Coast buccaneer Barbary Coast pirate BARBARY Coast pirates (4th-16th c) BRASSIERE-corset combined garment Bit of breathtaking attire? Body binder Body-shaping garment Breathtaking garment for women? Breathtaking garment? Behinder binders? Boned garments. BRITISH pine tree Bonaparte was one. Body armor for the trunk (var.) Breastplate and back piece (Var.) body garment blessed bread Beat poet Gregory Bud of Harold and Maude