Letter B 69750–70000

Baseball's dead-ball ___ (around 1900-20) Baseball's live-ball ___ Baseball's so-called "steroid ___" Baseball-card stat. Baseball-scoring initials Beat or Jazz, e.g. Big Band e.g. Big Band for example Big Band ___ (1930s-'40s) Big Band follower Big Band or Christian, e.g. Big Band or Disco Big Band or Disco period Big Band or Elizabethan Big Band or Gaslight Big Band or Prohibition Big Band or Swing Big Band or Victorian Big Band, e.g. Big Band, say Big band ___ (time span after the Jazz Age) Big block of time Big factor in the Cy Young Award Big issue for NOW Big name in brokering Big name in detergent Big name in home selling Big real estate firm Big slice of history Big-Band ___ Bill Clinton's was in the 1990s Biz competitor Block of time Bob Gibson's was 1.12 in 1968 Bold shelfmate Brand at the laundromat Brand in a red container Brand in the laundry room Bull pen stat Bullpen fig. Bullpen stat Bullpen statistic briefly Bush ___ (early 2000s) Bush ___ (the '00s) Bush ___ tax cuts Bush or Obama? Bygone cause Bygone period Bygone pol. cause Bygone polit. cause Byzantine, for one Beam forth. Beams forth. "Big Band" and "Jazz" periods B.C. and A.D. B.C. and others BLOODHOUND, AT TIMES BULL SOUND PIT Ballpark figs. Ballpark figures, for short Ballpark figures, in brief Baroque and Big Band Baroque and Romantic, for classical music Baroque and classical Baseball stats that are better when lower Baseball stats usually rounded to two decimal places, for short Baseball's dead-ball and live-ball Biblical "you" Big Ban et al.^ERA Big Band and Baroque Big Band and Christian Big Band and Gaslight Big Band and Prohibition, e.g. Big Band and Swing Big Band and Victorian Big Band and Victorian, for two Big Band and dead-ball Big Band and jazz, e.g. Big Band and others Big Band and such Big Band, et al. Big band and Prohibition Big band and Roman, e.g. Big band and disco, in music history Big historical periods Big periods Big slices of history Big stages Bits of history Blocks of history Blocks of time Blown saves often make them go up Box score stats Broad time periods Brown slightly, as scallops Bull pen figs. Bull pen stats Bullpen figures Bullpen stats BACK TO ZERO, PERHAPS Backspace on a pc Backspace through text Backspace through, say Backspace, maybe Backspace, often Backspace, on a computer Backspace, perhaps Backspace, usually Begin a correction Begin some revising Begin to correct, maybe Begin to fix a mistake Black out, say Blank tapes? Bleep out, e.g. back Take BLANKED OUT Backspaced over Backspaced, perhaps Blank, now BAD WRITING Backspace key, at times Backspace key, e.g. Backspace key, often Bad adder's need Basic correction device Blackboard appurtenance Blackboard necessity Blank maker Boner remover Boo-boo eliminator Boo-boo fixer of sorts Boo-boo remover Back to school items Back-to-school purchases Blackboard accessories Blackboard adjuncts Blackboard cleaners. Blackboard equipment. Blackboard implements. Blackboard items Blackboard needs Backspaces over, say Backspaces, say Blanks Blanks out Brings to naught Blackboard activity Blackboard chore Blackboard cleaning. Blackboard user's activity, at times Blotting out. Board monitor's task Backtracking of a sort. Blank spaces, perhaps Between quod and faciendum Bit of Q.E.D. BERLE, MILTON CONTEMPORARY Bard's Muse Bard's inspiration Bard's inspiration, perhaps Book of Herodotus' "History." Byron's Muse BRUNHILDE, mother of Bruennhilde's mother. Brünnehilde's mother. Brünnhilde's mother. "Be careful __ ye enter in . . .": Keats "Before" in old poems "Before" in only one syllable "Before" of long before "Before" of old "Before" to poets of old "Before," in literature "Before," in old poetry "Blood hath been shed __ now": Macbeth "Borne hither, __ all eludes me": Whitman "But I heard him exclaim, ___ he ..." "But I heard him exclaim, ___ he drove . . ." "But I heard him exclaim, ___ he drove out of sight . . ." "But I heard him exclaim, ___ he drove out of sight" (penultimate line of "A Visit From St. Nicholas") "But I heard him exclaim, ___ …" "___ Babylon was dust" (Shelley) Before, in poetic verse BECOME OBSOLETE, FALL INTO DISUSE BEFORE DEDUCTIONS BEFORE THE RACES BROWNING, TOD Balbriggan Sight from Bard preposition Bard's "before" Bard's "prior to" Bard's palindrome Bard's preposition Bardic before Bardic preposition Bardly before Befor Before in poesy Before poetically Before to Browning Before to Burns Before to Byron Before to Shakespeare Before to Yeats Before to bards Before to poets Before in "there" Before in Cinderella? Before in adherence? Before in here? Before of the past Before to Emerson Before to KEats Before yore time? Before, a long time ago Before, antiquatedly Before, archaically Before, as written by poets Before, back and forth Before, back when Before, backward and forward Before, backwards and forwards Before, bard-style Before, bardically Before, before "before" Before, before now Before, before we used "before" Before, briefly Before, earlier Before, either way Before, either way you look at it Before, far before the present Before, for Wordsworth Before, for a bard Before, for a poet. Before, for poets Before, formerly Before, if you're 475 Before, in Brit Lit class Before, in poetry Before, in a ballade Before, in a palindrome Before, in a poem Before, in a sonnet Before, in a syllable Before, in a syllable of old Before, in an ode Before, in an old ode Before, in an old syllable