Letter B 62500–62750

Biblical bloomer [Princess 2] "Ballad of the Great ___" Borman's concern, once Bay Stater or Garden Stater Bay Stater, e.g. Burma, for instance. Bartholomew I's church Buffalo setting Berlin standard (1990-96) Bunny's calling date Bit of a Kipling poem refrain "Born in __": Cheech Marin film "Born in ___" (1987 Cheech Marin film) "Born in ___" (1987) "Born in _____" (Cheech Marin movie) Barrio area in S. Calif. Barrio in Southern Cal. Big name in Rochester Box camera entrepreneur Box camera inventor Best seller whose title comes from Genesis. Best seller, based on Cain and Abel story. Back fill x 4 Bret ___ Ellis Brooklyn–Manhattan divider Bridge defenders Bridge directions Bridge players' positions Bridge positions Bridge seats Bridge-seat occupants Big Apple slice Bloomingdale's Manhattan setting Bowery boy, say BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY, THE (FILM) SETTING Best Director of 1992 Best Director of 1992 and 2004 Botanist Alice Beginnerish Beginners' game mode Big ___ (nickname of New Orleans) Big winner's street Boston "It's ___" Breezy's rhyming partner ___-Bake Oven ___-Bake Oven (popular 1960s toy) Basket Weaving 101, say Basket weaving class, maybe Boon to one's grade point average Breathing 101, for example Breeze of a class Breeze on a college campus Breezy class Barely any difficulty, slang Breaks for a college student Breather classes Breezes sailed through Breezy courses Big spender's phrase Business transactions free from government regulation? Buying and selling that's hassle-free? Be gentle! Bread that's simple to make Beach book, e.g. Beach book, typically Beach book, usually Beachgoer's book, typically Book requiring little effort Book that doesn't require much time or thought Book that doesn't take long to get through Book to breeze through Book to enjoy on a plane Breeze for the beach, maybe Basic book Basic kids' book Beginner's book Beach paperbacks, often Breakthrough Jack Nicholson film "Born to Dance" tune Blatantly obvious "Before it gets cold" "Bon appétit! Now you may ___" BAG GRAB BAG OF BONES BELIEF IN YOURSELF AND YOUR ABILITIES BOLT FROM THE ___ BOLT PART BOLT UPRIGHT BUY AND CONSUME FOOD FROM A RESTAURANT OR ESTABLISHMENT THAT SELLS PREPARED FOOD Banquet on Be a consumer Be a gourmand Be a hero worshiper? Be corrosive Bite the pullet? Bolt down Bolt down some nuts? Bolt, e.g. Bolt, perhaps Bore (into). Bother, with "at" Break a hunger strike Break breaad Break fast or breakfast Break fasts Breakfast or lunch Brunch as a verb Burn through, as money "__ Bowl of Tea": 1961 Louis Chu novel "___ Bowl of Tea" (1989 comedy) Bit of food " . . . bold man that first ___ oyster." BUG, TO SO SPEAK Bother (5) Bother a bunch Bother and bother Bother badly Bother big-time Bother consistently Bother continually Bother continuously Bother deeply Bother for a long time Bother forever Bother hardcore Bother morally Bother much Bother over time Bother terribly Bother, as a problem Bug big-time Be cut down to size Be forced to recant Be humiliated Be shown up Be humbled Become submissive Being assimilated, perhaps Boccaccio's "The ___ Heart" __-Ball (arcade game) Badly eroded Believed (by) BBQ guest Banquet attendee Basic consumer Beanery patron Breakfaster. Buffet patron Bistros and the like Bistros, e.g. Bite sites BEAN ___, THE Banquet attendees Banquet guests Boarders. Buffet patrons Beanery or bistro Bistro or brasserie Bistro or cafe Bistro, e.g. Burger joint, e.g. Blinking diner sign Be apologetic Blow off the bistro Bring back burgers Bring home pizza, e.g. Badly bothering Bolting down, say Bothering, with "at" Busy with courses bothering Bothering a lot Bothering badly Bird that thinks it's a restaurant critic? Being forced to apologize Be crazy about something Believe something without question Be forced to apologize Be gluttonous Be finicky, maybe Break for a midday meal, perhaps BISCUIT WITH CURRANTS BOARD LIMITING KENTUCKY'S REMOTE RESEARCH CENTRE Big name in fine stationery Big name in paper Big name in stationary Big name in stationery Big name in wedding invitations Bond girl Shirley Bond girl player Shirley Brand of fine stationery Be forced to backpedal Be consumed with envy Brood terribly Breakfast at a bistro Best-selling 2006 memoir subtitled "One Woman's Search for Everything Across Italy, India, and Indonesia" Backroad sign Backstage food, slang Banishes hunger temporarily Beanery come-on Beanery offering Beanery sign Begrudgingly accepts, as a loss Big spread, maybe Bolts (down) Bolts nuts, e.g. Bothers, with "at" Bothers: Colloq. Breakfasts or lunches Breakfasts. Breaks a fast Breaks fast. Breaks one's fast Brunches, say Buffet spread Buffet supper for the gang. Beats the pants off, so to speak Bothers a lot Bothers big-time Bothers greatly Bothers incessantly Bothers no end Bothers over time Bothers persistently Bothers quite a bit Bothers to no end Bugs a lot Backs down. Brings home takeout BAG OF CHIPS AND SUCH Buys entirely, like hype Be time consuming? Bestselling diet book subtitled "The Amazing Nutrient-Rich Program for Fast and Sustained Weight Loss" "...before it gets cold" urging "Bon appétit!" Be credulous Believe unquestioningly Believe without question *Boastful words to a rival Be inconsolable "Brasserie" freebie Bottled __ (fr.) BOTTLED GAS BOTTLED SPIRITS Bain must Baudelaire bathed in it Bidet spray Bistro glassful Bit of fragrance? Bottled Not