Letter B 70500–70750

Bird that's also the name of an Irish river Bird with a short wedge-shaped tail Bird with a wedge-shaped tail Bonebreaker's cousin Bird sometimes called a white-tailed eagle Bald eagle's cousins Beach birds Beach flock Birds at sea Birds of merit? Birds with wedge-shaped tails Bevin or Seton Big name in American literature Birth name of Wilde's Jack Worthing Borgnine Borgnine Actor Borgnine of "Marty" Borgnine of film Borgnine of the screen Borgnine or Hemingway Borgnine or Truex Borgnine who did voice work in "SpongeBob SquarePants" Borgnine with an Oscar British physicist Rutherford Best Actor of 1955? Barcelona's coach Valverde BORGNINE, ERNEST Bloch and Borgnine Bloch and Hollings Borgnine and Hemingway Borgnine and Poole Borgnine and Tubb Borgnine et al. Borgnine, etc. Brake plant: Dial. Eng. Ballplayer Banks with the catchphrase "Let's play two" Ballplayer Banks. Banks a.k.a. "Mr. Cub" Banks at Wrigley Field Banks called "Mr. Cub" Banks famous for saying "Let's play two!" Banks in Cooperstown Banks in the Baseball Hall of Fame Banks in the Hall Banks in the Hall of Fame Banks known as "Mr. Cub" Banks known for hitting Banks nicknamed "Mr. Cub" Banks of Chicago Banks of baseball Banks of baseball fame Banks of diamond fame Banks of the diamond Banks on a diamond Banks on the diamond Banks on whom the Cubs banked Banks or Bilko Banks or Els Banks or Ford Banks or K-Doe Banks or Kovacs Banks or Pyle Banks who belted Banks who said "Let's play two!" Banks who was called "Mr. Cub" Banks who was known as "Mr. Cub" Banks with a statue at Wrigley Field Banks with bats Banks with power Banks, "Mr. Cub" Baseball Hall of Famer Banks Baseball Hall-of-Famer Banks Baseball great Banks Baseball's Banks Baseball's Lombardi Baseballer Banks Basement tenant at 123 Sesame Street Basketballer Vandeweghe. Bath-loving Muppet Bath-loving TV character Bather with Rubber Duckie Bert and __ ("Sesame Street" regulars or two characters in "It's a Wonderful Life") Bert and ___ Bert and ___ (two characters in "It's a Wonderful Life") Bert's Sesame Street pal Bert's buddy Bert's "Sesame Street "buddy Bert's "Sesame Street" friend Bert's "Sesame Street" roommate Bert's BFF Bert's Muppet buddy Bert's Muppet friend Bert's Muppet pal Bert's Muppet roomie Bert's Muppet roommate Bert's PBS buddy Bert's Sesame St. sidekick Bert's TV buddy Bert's TV friend Bert's TV pal Bert's TV roommate Bert's best bud Bert's best friend Bert's bestie Bert's bud Bert's bud on "Sesame Street" Bert's buddy on "Sesame Street" Bert's buddy on kids' TV Bert's chum Bert's cohort Bert's exasperating pal Bert's flatmate Bert's foil on "Sesame Street" Bert's friend Bert's kid-vid pal Bert's pal on "Sesame Street" Bert's pal on kids' TV Bert's partner Bert's roomie Bert's roomie on "Sesame Street" Bert's roommate Bert's roommate on "Sesame Street" Bert's special friend Bilko nickname Bilko or Banks Bilko or Kovacs Bilko, to his mother Bilko. Bilkos name Blake comic strip Borgnine autobiography Borgnine to friends Brother of Chip and Robbie Douglas Bud Grace comic strip Bud Grace comic strip character Bud Grace comic-strip character Bud of Bert Buddy of Bert Bushmiller who created the comic "Nancy" ___ Ball (guitar string brand) ___ Bonham, former pitcher. . . . but also spends Baseball's "Mr. Cub" Baseball's 'Mr. Cub' adds to his savings? Big Easy wines vintner "Bert and ___ Greatest Hits" (album including "Rubber Duckie") "___ Bath Book" (waterproof Muppet book) "___ Big Mess" ("Sesame Street" breakup book) "___Bath Book" ("Sesame Street" volume) Banks and Bilko Banks and Els Banks and Ford Banks and Hudson Banks and Pyle Banks and a Muppet Banks and others Bilko et al. Brain-teasing Rubik Bald eagle cousins Bald eagles' look-alikes Birds of crosswords Birds of the briny. Birds of the sea. Birds that sound deserving Birds with "meat cleaver" bills Big name in accounting Big name in auditing Bond foe ___ Stavro Blofeld Bond villain Blofeld Bond villain ___ Stavro Blofeld Boss on "Hey Dude" __ Blofeld, Bond bad guy Back on the ranch? Big man in Blighty Brave cockney Brave man, to a cockney. BALLET WEAR BARRISTER WEAR BREAK DOWN, LITERALLY OR METAPHORICALLY Batter a beach, perhaps Be slowly destroyed Become eaten away Become ground down Become more rounded, maybe Become weatherworn Become worn away Become worn down Begin to decay Blow away, maybe Blow away, say Break down bit by bit Break down gradually Break down over time Break down slowly Break down, like a glacier's surroundings Became weatherworn Became worn away Blew away, maybe Broke the bank Becomes gulity Becomes worn Blows away, possibly Becoming weaker Bestow: Obs. BERLIOZ, HECTOR WORK Beethoven Symphony in E flat major. Beethoven masterwork Beethoven opus Beethoven piece Beethoven symphony Beethoven symphony nickname Beethoven symphony originally dedicated to Napoleon Beethoven symphony originally named for Napoleon Beethoven symphony popular at funerals Beethoven symphony that gets a lot naughtier if you add a t in the middle Beethoven work in E flat Beethoven work once called the "Bonaparte" Symphony Beethoven work played at Erwin Rommel's funeral Beethoven's "Sinfonia ___" Beethoven's "___ Variations" Beethoven's "valiant" Vienna debut of 1805 Beethoven's 3rd Beethoven's 3rd Symphony Beethoven's Opus 55 Beethoven's Symphony No. 3 Beethoven's Symphony No. 3, familiarly Beethoven's Third Symphony Beethoven's Third, familiarly Beethoven's Third, popularly Beethoven's homage to Napoleon Beethoven's tribute to Napoleon Back side of a switch Backside of a switch? Buck finisher Buck or switch follower Buck or switch trailer Buck tag Baby archer. Baby taking a bow? Beau-winning bowman Beloved of Psyche. Bow and arrow carrier Bow wielder Bow wielder of myth Bow-and-arrow boy Bow-bearing boy Bow-carrying god Bow-toting Greek god Boy armed with bows and arrows Boy who takes a bow?