Letter B 73500–73750

Beautiful pitcher Bedroom item before indoor plumbing Bedside pitcher Bedside water pitcher Besides a big mouth, it may also have a fat lip Beverage jar Big jug Big-mouthed one that can hold its wine? Big-mouthed pitcher Big-mouthed relic, perhaps Big-mouthed vessel British Open trophy Bureau-top pitcher basin companion Basin accessories Basin pitchers Basins' accessories Beautiful pitchers Beverage carriers. Big jugs Big pitchers Big-mouthed pitchers "Baa-a-ad" mothers? "Babe" co-stars "Babe" critters "Babe" extras "Babe" group "But milk my ___ and weep": Shak. BIGHORNS BRAND NAME OF AN AUSTRIAN CANDY AND THEIR MECHANICAL POCKET DISPENSERS Baa maids? Baa nanas Baa-baa sisterhood Baa-maids? Baaing belles Baaing creatures Baaing females Baaing mamas Baaing mas Babe's lady friends? Barnyard belles Barnyard dams Barnyard females Barnyard mothers Beasts that sound like Brooklynese Belles in a fold Belles of the barnyard Bellwether's "belles" Bighorns with not-so-big horns Bleaters befriended by Babe Bleaters. Bleating beasts Bleating belles Bleating females Bleating mamas Bleating moms Bleating mothers Bo Peep's sidekicks in "Toy Story" Bucolic beasts __ blue (Roquefort relative) Basketball Hall of Fame center since 2008 Basketball Hall of Famer Patrick Basketball star Patrick Basketball's Patrick Big name in Dallas Big name on television Bobby of Southfork Bobby or Patrick Buck ___, baseball Hall of Famer Buck in Cooperstown Battle of Endor combatant Battle of Endor fighter Battle of Endor soldier Bearlike creature in sci-fi biped Battle of Endor fighters of film Beings on the forest moon of Endor Big name in newspaper publishing "Barf!" "Blecch!" "Blech!" Better than close Better than estimated Belmont bet Bet at the racetrack Bet in which the win and place horses are selected Bet involving two horses Bet on a one-two finish Bet predicting the top two finishers in order Bet requiring precision Bet similar to a quinella Bet that involves picking the top two finishers in order Bet to win and place Bet with a potentially big payoff Betting combo Betting method Betting window option Betting-window option "Bingo, mi amigo" Big bets Bus rider's requirement Bus-riding requirements, often Big demand Blackmailer's specialty Bar ___ (lawyer's hurdle) Bar entry requirement Basic assessment tool Blue book event Blue book occasion Big time on campus Bay Area newspaper Banking officials Battery components Battery makeup Big senior moments Boards, e.g. Boards, perhaps Based on assumption: Lat. Byzantine governor Best after 1962? But (abbr.) Bringing up, in a way Be a standout Be exceptionally good Be outstandingly proficient Be pre-eminent Be superior to Be the best Big name in spreadsheet software Big name in spreadsheets Break a record Break records Be an expert in Be among the best at Be the best at BONZER Be superior: Lat. Breaks records But (for) being likely to cause objection Backstage visitors without passes? BOOK extract Bit out of a book Book bit Book jacket bit, often Book review bits Behaviour that is wild, intemperate, or overindulgent Bandying nouns and pronouns British tax officers. Bygone award? Bursts out Body waste Baseball's Greg Maddux, e.g. Business honcho, for short Barron's reader Barron's subscriber Big businessman (abbr.) Bigwig at work Biz honcho Board appointment, for short Board bigwig, briefly Board chair, often Board fig. Board figure, informally Board member, briefly Boardroom "suit" Boardroom VIP, briefly Boardroom big shot Boardroom biggie, briefly Boardroom biggy Boardroom bigwig, for short Boardroom fig. Boardroom figure, for short Boardroom user, for short Boss, briefly Brass figure? Bus. "suit" Business bigwig, briefly Business boss Business boss, for short Business leader, for short Business manager: Abbr. Business mgr. Businessman, for short business chief abbreviation bad odor bad odour Bigwigs of business, briefly Board chairs, e.g. Board composition Board meeting big shots Board members Board members, for short Board mems. Boardroom regulars Brass group? Business higher-ups Business managers, for short Behead, maybe building, room, portico, or apse containing a continuous bench Biblical interpretations Biblical interpreter. Biblical scholar Basketball All-Star Nick Van ___ being a good example BE obliged Big help at tax time. Beneficial activity that ends the answers to starred clues BRING into active operation BRING to bear quality, force or influence Bring a criminal action against Bring pressure. Bring to bear, as influence Bring to bear, as pressure Brought to bear Backbreaking effort Brings to bear Brings to bear, as influence BARTHELME, DONALD Ballot marks Ballot marks, perhaps Barstool monologue subjects Blake and Miranda, e.g. Brangelina, now, e.g. Britney and K-Fed, e.g. Broke couple? Broken item? Broken-up couple Broken-up pair Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, e.g. Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, now Bruce and Ashton, to Demi Bruce and Demi, e.g. Burt and Loni, e.g. Burton and Warner, to Taylor Bygone partners Bard's stage direction Bardic order to leave Base runner who's been retired? Bill Clinton or George W. Bush, informally Bush 43, for one Blow-out creator? Blowing out BREATH OF AIR Become breathless? Betray relief, in a way Blow smoke, e.g. Box breathing instruction Breath out Blew out