Letter B 51750–52000

Bygone Rolling Stone competitor Bygone magazine for rock music enthusiasts Bygone publication subtitled "America's Only Rock 'n' Roll Magazine" Bore: sl. Boring guy Boring person: Slang BRANCH-loving bird Bird or plant. Bird or vine Bird that climbs tree trunks Baby's one-piece garment Blood chilling Bugs, informally Blackfoot foes Buffy Sainte-Marie and Tantoo Cardinal, e.g. BURN body Burn at the end? Burn, as in the Hindu funeral rites of _antyeshti_ Burned to ashes BODY burning BURNING of a body -- brulee Bar item Best in Paris. Best part, in Paris Best, in an idiom Br l or caramel __ brulee (dessert) __ brulée __ brûlée __ brûlée: custard dessert ___ brulee (French custard) ___ brulee (custard with a crust) ___ brûlée (French custard) ____broulee Best ingredient for a Brandy Alexander? Bartender's grouping Birthplace of Antonio Stradivari Borden brand Battlement feature Battlement opening Battlement openings Battlement features Battlement indentations Battlement spaces "Body Heat" actor Richard BROME, RICHARD BURTON, RICHARD (ACTOR) SPOUSE Bayou patois Bayou-born Big Easy cuisine Big easy cusine Blend of European and African linguistic traditions Bayou brethren Brother of Jocasta (anagram of RECON) Brother-in-law of Oedipus. BADGE of mourning BLINTZ BRUNCH DISH BRUNCH SELECTION AUTO Biarritz blintz Bistro brunch item Blin kin Blin relative Blin, in Blois Blintz relative Breakfast item in a bistro Breakfast item that might contain Nutella Breakfast item with syrup Brunch item often topped with sugar or fruit Brunch item sometimes served with Nutella Brunch order Brunch serving, sometimes Breakfast skillet *Boot sole material Bistro orders Blini cousins Blintz relatives Blintzes in Biarritz Breakfast served with fruit Brunch menu heading Brunch order (part 4) Brunch orders that may be jam-filled Brunch selections Brunch servings Brunch treats BONE ends rubbing together Barely moved Betrayed timidity BAY of Kvarner island BUILDUP MUSICAL 1925 Building on a score, briefly Bent bread *Bakery fare named for their shape Bitter green Beacon mounted on a pole Beacon-light container Brazier basket fire Bard's Trojan War heroine Bygone Toyota sedan Battle of 1346. Battlefield of Hundred Years' War. BONE, ridge along surface of (anat.) Big name in toothpaste Bird's showpiece Bird's tuft Blue jay's topper Brand at toothpaste.com Birdy ornaments. Blue jay toppers Brand with Pro-Health and 3D White varieties BULL of Hercules Birthplace of Zeus Birthplace of Zeus, in Greek myth Birthplace of Zeus, in myth British-Greek problem. Backward person. BERGSCHRUND Breach in a levee Break in a dike BODY of assistants Backstage bunch Backstage group Backstage staff Ballpark workers Beagle hands, e.g. Bligh's hands Boat hands Boat people Body of workers Bridge hands? Bunch of sailors Bunch of workers Barber's close offering Barbershop choice Barbershop style similar to a butch Boot camp barbering job BE WORSTED Bands of men. Baby llama BETHLEHEM GIFT Babe's bed Babies R Us buy Baby or corn container Baby's bed with bars Baby's bunk Baby's digs Baby's first bed Baby's night spot Baby's pad Baby's place Baby's resting spot Bairn's lair. Banned aid? Barn bin Barred bed Bassinet alternative Bassinet's successor. Bed after a bassinet, maybe Bed for a baby Bed that might have hanging toys Bed that might hold a baby monitor Bed that's hard to climb out of Bed with a mobile Bed with blankies Bed with bumpers Bed with enclosed sides Bed with high sides Bed with no easy exit Bed with rails Bed with slatted sides Bed with sliding sides Bed you can't roll out of Bethlehem lack Big purchase for a shower Bin for grain. Bin for storing corn. Bonus hand in a classic card game Bovine's booth Buy for a newborn Babies"R"Us stock Babies' beds Baby abodes Baby berths Baby holders Banned aids? Barred beds for babes Barred furniture Beds for babies Beds with bars Baby bedding buys Barrie's "admirable" butler Barrie's butler. BRITISH game Bat-and-ball game British pastime British-game equipment British sports gear Bowler or batsman, e.g. British athlete British sportsman BATSMEN British sportsmen. Batsman's protection British bat-and-ball competition Batsman at a wicket, say Bill after playing a test match? Bowling participants Betrayed sorrow Bawled one's eyes out Broke a promise Bearer of town news, once Bygone maker of announcements Bygone news medium Bygone public announcer Babies, at times Bygone newscasters Bygone town announcers Baby's noises Bawls Bays, for example Bergman's "___ and Whispers" Betrays hunger, maybe Betrays one's blue state Birdcalls, e.g. Bleats, e.g. Breaks down in tears Begs for mercy Bears false witness, say Blow, in Ireland Baddie, in police slang "Born a __": Trevor Noah memoir BARRATRY Bad act Bad deed Bad kind of wave Bad thing to be organized Basis for a whodunit Basis of a whodunit Battery, for one Be gay, do ___ Blackmail, e.g. Breaking and entering, e.g. Burglary, for one breaking and entering BLACK Sea peninsula Balaklava locale Black Sea's ___ Peninsula Batman, notably