Letter B
Border maintainers
Border neateners
Border trimmers.
Border-defining tools
Borders of a shape
Baby hairs that frame the face
Ball's lack
Barely beats
Barely beats (out)
Barely beats, with "out"
Barely bests
Barely defeats
Barely wins
Barely wins, with "out"
Beats (out)
Beats 1-0, say
Beats barely
Beats by a bit
Beats by a hair
Beats by a little
Beats by a nose
Beats by a nose (with "out")
Beats by a point
Beats by a small margin
Beats by a whisker
Beats in a photo finish, say
Beats narrowly
Beats without crushing
Beats, but barely
Blades' sharp sides
Blurry area, maybe
Border bits
Border lines
Borders of tables
Borders of tabletops
Boundary lines
Brims
Business parts of knives
Boundaries of a golf course area?
Bed border
Border adrornment
Border, as of lace
Brim trim.
Beating in a photo finish
Beading, tatting, etc.
Border decorations
Bold and provocative
Bold and unconventional
Boldly experimental
Boldly innovative
Boldly original
Boldly provocative
Boldly unconventional
Bordering on offensive, perhaps
Best Supporting Actor Oscar nominee for "The Hours", 2003
Best Supporting Actor nominee for "The Truman Show"
Beet, for one
Bull, of a sort
Bull, of sorts
bull Papal ambassador
By decree
Binding orders
Binding proclamations
Bulls, e.g.
"Bupkis" actress Falco
BAYWATCH (NBC ADVENTURE) CAST
BOYLE, PETER FILM
BRIGHTON ROCK CAST
Beggar in Sir Walter Scott's "The Antiquary"
Best seller by Jean Stein
Big or Little protagonist of "Grey Gardens"
Book by Stein and Plimpton
Brickell married to Paul Simon
Brickell of pop music
Brickell of pop/rock
Brickell of song
Brickell of the New Bohemians
Brickell or Adams
Brickell or Falco
Brickell or McClurg
Brickell or Sedgwick
Brickell who sang "What I Am"
Brickell who's married to Paul Simon
Brickell whose band is the New Bohemians
Britt on Desperate Housewives
___ Brickell & New Bohemians
___ Brickell and the New Bohemians
Both Grey Gardens women
Brickell and Adams
Brickell and Falco
Brickell and McClurg
BRICKWORK
Big building
Benefit morally
Build up spiritually
Buchanan's name for Edinburgh.
BRITISH news agency
Big name in current events?
Bright inventor?
Brief 1931 headline?
B1ue-pencil
BEAT COUNTER TO GET CHANGE
BILLS WRITERS RUN UP IN BARS ON VACATION
BLUE VEHICLE, TURNING OVER, LAST IN RALLY
BORODIN, ALEKSANDR WORK
BROWN, BRYAN FILM
BROWNING, ROBERT WORK
Be a "Health" professional?
Be a "Money" changer?
Be a People person?
Be a diaskeuast.
Better Better Homes and Gardens, say
Better Better Homes and Gardens?
Better People?
Better clues?
Better papers?
Better writing
Better, as texts
Bleep out cusswords, say
Blog post modification
Bowdlerize, e.g.
Bowdlerize, with "out"
Browser function
Button added to Twitter in 2022
Button that twitter *still* doesn't have
Be in debt to someone
Bettered "Better Homes and Gardens," say
Bowdlerized
Beloved dingbat
Best Actress Oscar role after Elizabeth II
Between Diane and Flora.
Birth name of Mrs. Soprano's portrayer
British poet/critic Sitwell
Brookner character Hope
Bunker matriarch
Bunker of note
Bunker on Hauser Street
Bunker on TV
Bunker or Head
Bunker's spouse
Bunker and Piaf
BOOK form
Bibliophile's concern
Book printing
Book version
Book's first printing, say
Book's printing
Bulldog follower
Bulldog or city ___.
Bulldog, e.g.
Bulldog, for example.
Bulldog, for one
book production
Bibliophile's set
Bibliophilic data
Book impressions
Book printings
Bulldog and extra
Bulldog and final
Bulldog, city, etc.
Ben Bradlee e.g.
Ben Bradlee's Watergate-era job
Benjamin Bradlee, for one
Blue pencil wielder
Blue-pencil man.
Blue-pencil user
Blue-pencil wielder
Bok, for one.
Book man
Book worker
Bowdler was one
Buckley or Bradlee, e.g.
book buyer
Blue-pencil wielders
Bookmakers.
Brief words from Greeley
Bleep, as bad words
Bleep, e.g.
Bleep, say
Block, as a curse
BAD REVIEWS
Bends and shapes recording
Blue-pencils
Blue-pencils copy.
"Battle" on a wiki website
Back-and-forth changes to a Wikipedia page
Battle on a Wikipedia page
Battle over a Wikipedia page
Battle waged on Wikipedia
Battles on Wikipedia
Beef between Wikipedia contributors
Big Apple mayor who asked "How'm I doin'?"
Big Apple mayor who inquired "How'm I doin'?"
"Boots and cats and boots and cats and..." genre, for short
Baseball Gold Glover Jim
Bulldog or final: Abbr.
BEST AND THE BRIGHTEST, THE AUTHOR
BEST LAID PLANS, THE AUTHOR
BEST REPLACEMENT
BIG SEA, THE AUTHOR
BRAZIL WRITER
Babish on "Laverne & Shirley"
Bancroft's "The Prisoner of Second Avenue" role
Barry Humphries alter ego Dame __
Barry Humphries' "Dame"
Barry Humphries's character
Barry Humphries's drag alter ego Dame ___
Bart Simpson's teacher
Bart Simpson's teacher Krabappel
Bart's animated teacher
Bart's educator
Bart's former teacher
Bart's schoolteacher Krabappel
Bart's teacher
Bart's teacher Krabappel
Bart's teacher on "The Simpsons"
Bart's toon teacher
Bespectacled Dame of comedy
Best in films
Best in shows
Best known for acting
Best name for Millay
Best of "Intermezzo"
Best of Hollywood
Best of films
Best of movies
Best of old films
Best of old movies
Best of the movies
Best of the screen
Best of the stage
Best of the theater
Best of the theatre
Best of theatre
Best on stage
Best or Buchanan
Best or Ferber
Best or Millay
Best or O'Brien
Best seen in theaters
Best seen on-screen
Best woman
British TV personality Dame ___
Broadway dame played by a man
Buchanan in a bookstore
Buchanan of crime fiction
Buchanan of mysteries
Buchanan of mystery
Buchanan or Ferber
Buchanan who wrote "The Corpse Had a Familiar Face"
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