Letter B 67750–68000

Bird on some Australian coins Bird on some ranches Bird on the Australian Coat of Arms Bird on the ground Bird on the ground only Bird raised for its red meat Bird raised on a ranch, perhaps Bird related to a cassowary Bird related to the cassowary Bird related to the ostrich Bird runner Bird running Down Under Bird sharing a national coat of arms with a kangaroo Bird similar to a cassowary Bird similar to an ostrich Bird slightly smaller than an ostrich Bird surely in the Crossword Zoo, if one existed Bird taking long strides Bird targeted in a 1932 Australian "war" Bird that can be 6.2 feet tall Bird that can be six feet tall Bird that can grow taller than some NBA point guards Bird that can hardly get off the ground Bird that can jump seven feet in the air Bird that can jump up to seven feet Bird that can reach 6 feet in height Bird that can run 30 mph Bird that can run 31 mph Bird that can run faster than 30 MPH Bird that can run faster than Usain Bolt Bird that can run up to 30 m.p.h. Bird that can sprint up to 30 m.p.h. Bird that can take off (so to speak) to avoid a dingo Bird that can weigh 88 pounds Bird that can weigh more than a baby hippo Bird that can't fly Bird that can't take flight Bird that cannot fly Bird that cannot walk backwards Bird that doesn't fly Bird that gallops Bird that has calf muscles Bird that has one long talon on each foot for fighting Bird that lays 1.5-pound eggs Bird that lays big eggs Bird that lays bluish-green eggs Bird that lays dark green eggs Bird that lays green eggs Bird that lays green eggs (but is not a source of ham!) Bird that lays large green eggs Bird that lays teal eggs Bird that may follow rain clouds in search of water Bird that may weigh 100 pounds Bird that might be seen sparring with a kangaroo Bird that runs fast Bird that runs very fast Bird that serves as Liberty Mutual's mascot Bird that symbolizes Australia Bird that takes off, but only on foot Bird that uses its wings for balance while running Bird that uses its wings to cool itself Bird that will swim but not fly Bird that won a 1932 Australian "war" Bird that won't fly away Bird that's a fast runner Bird that's a primate minus its first and last letters Bird that's a source of red meat Bird that's fleet of foot Bird that's good at swimming Bird that's incapable of walking backward Bird that's never on the wing Bird that's swift on foot Bird that's the source of Kalaya oil Bird used in leathermaking Bird whose eggs can weigh 2 pounds Bird whose males incubate eggs and rear chicks Bird whose males incubate the eggs Bird whose name comes from the Portuguese for "crane" Bird whose name is a Midwest school's initials Bird whose name is also the initials of a school in Ypsilanti Bird whose population sometimes gets out of control in Australia Bird whose wings are used as stabilizers, not for flying Bird with a bluish neck and green eggs Bird with a booming call Bird with a booming mating call Bird with a gray-blue neck Bird with a long neck and tiny wings Bird with a nine-foot running stride Bird with a potent kick Bird with a powerful kick Bird with calf muscles Bird with eight-inch wings Bird with emerald eggs Bird with green eggs Bird with large green eggs Bird with low-fat meat Bird with meat high in protein Bird with muscular legs Bird with rudimentary wings Bird with shaggy plumage Bird with six toes Bird with three toes Bird with two sets of eyelids Bird with useless wings Bird with vestigial wings Bird you might see at the Australian Wildlife Sanctuary Bizarre bird. Blue (muscle cream brand) Blue-__: pain relief brand Blue-green-egg layer Blue-necked bird Brevipennate bird Brisbane bird Brisbane burger basis Brown-feathered bird Brown-striped chick Burger option in California Bird featured on Australia’s coat of arms ___ Bay, Tasmania bird Aussie Info bird Herd bird laughing Big bird's origin Big ingredient for an Australian omelet Be Like ___ Bird-based moisturizer Bevy : quails :: mob : ___ Big Aussie avians Big Aussie birds Big Australian birds Big birds (also... not an anagram of "hear") Big birds Down Under Big birds of Australia Big birds of the outback Big birds that cannot fly Big birds, mate Big brown birds Big outback birds Big runners Big, flightless birds Big, sprinting birds Bipeds on some ranches Birds appearing on Australia's 50 cent coins Birds as big as people Birds as tall as men Birds as tall as people Birds as tall as tackles Birds down under Birds farmed for steak Birds from Australia Birds from Down Under Birds in Australia Birds in herds Birds in the bush Birds in the outback Birds of the outback Birds on Australian 50-cent coins Birds on Australian coins Birds on Australian stamps Birds on some Australian coins Birds on some ranches Birds raised for food Birds raised for their red meat Birds raised on ranches Birds raised on some ranches Birds related to cassowaries Birds slightly smaller than ostriches Birds that are too heavy to fly Birds that boom and grunt Birds that can be 6.5 feet tall Birds that can go for weeks without eating Birds that can outrun humans Birds that can sprint at 30 m.p.h. Birds that can't walk backwards, unlike ostriches Birds that hatch from dark-green eggs Birds that kick Birds that lay big green eggs Birds that lay bluish-green eggs Birds that lay dark green eggs Birds that lay green eggs Birds that provide red meat Birds that run as fast as 30 miles per hour Birds that run fast Birds that utter booming notes Birds that yield red meat Birds whose eggs are incubated by males Birds whose wings are smaller than crows' Birds whose young are nurtured by their fathers Birds with dark green eggs Birds with deep booming calls Birds with deep drumming calls Birds with green eggs Birds with inflatable neck sacs Birds with two pairs of eyelids Birds with wings about one-tenth the length of their bodies Birds, large. Bonzer birds Boomerang targets? Brisbane birds "Bambi" aunt "Bambi" character "Bambi" deer "Bambi" doe "Bambi" name "Bambi" role Bambi family member Bambi relative Bambi s aunt Bambi's auntie Bambi's caretaker after his Mom is shot Bambi's mother-in-law Bambi's mother-in-law in the movie Bygone Spanish queen Be a bad influence on Bad influences Bring into effect Bring into law Bring to life onstage Battle recreator Bill passer, e.g. Brings into law, as a policy Band whose 1998 song "One Week" was #1 for one week BENTHONTIC plant BETHONIC plant Bakeware coating Bicuspid coating Bicuspid cover Body's hardest substance Bruxism wears it away Brightly inlaid Brit working with nails, say British manicurist, at times Becharm BE FASCINATED WITH Bewitches Bewitch, in Birmingham Bending into a curve. Backward: Fr. BALL and socket joint BROTHER OF MOM Brother of mother, e.g. By all judges, in law By the full court, in law Below, in Boulogne Below: Fr. "Britannica," for one: Abbr. Book of knowledge: Abbr. 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