Letter B 78000–78250

Billy Budd's place aboard ship. Beatles' "Strawberry Fields ___" Bob Dylan title lyrics that follow "in my heart you'll always stay" Buried the hatchet Beat into shape Blacksmith's apparatus Blacksmith's furnace Blacksmith's shop Blacksmith's workplace Blacksmith's workshop Bloomery item Build, as a relationship Blacksmith’s workshop, or to fake something Big problem on a check Bloomery worker Bane of art dealer or banker. Bogus Brueghel, perhaps Blacksmith shops Blacksmiths' shops Blacksmiths' workplaces Builds something on which Apaches can land? BE forgetful Be affected by a recall problem Be unable to recall. Blue flower that's a symbol of friendship Blue flower that's a symbol of remembrance Blue wildflower BE friendly BE humble Buries the hatchet with Bypass a North Dakota city? "But you ___ to remember." Blanked on Bath shop section 'Bless me, Father, -- have sinned' Be all ___ (be in favor) BE disjoined BICYCLE frame, part of Birfurcation Branch in the road BIFID Branching out *Branches in a storm? Bad thing to speak with Big bite of spaghetti Bad utensils for eating soup Branches of a road. bird belonging to the flycatcher family Bad way to be banned Best reason to wed BE material of BEHAVIOUR according to custom or rule BODY in respect of outward shape and appearance Blob's lack Bureaucratic document Bureaucratic requirement build up to BAKELITE, constituent of BEING formal Black-tie affairs Bedtimes maneuvers from professional nannies? BOOK, shape and size of Book dimensions. "But Not __ " (Gershwin tune) Biopic celebrating Judy Garland? BULL ant (family) bull ant BOILERPLATE BOILERPLATE WORD Big news in State of Union speech. Behaves well at a bus stop Baby aisle purchase Baby bottle contents BODY and blood of Christ BOOK for ritual BOOK of belief BOOK of set forms book of prescribed formulas Baby bottle beverages BRAIN, arched formation of the (anat.) Beatles: "___ One" Blackmore's Night "All ___" Baker's exclamation? "Because of, um, things that are definitely real and make sense" Best Picture 1994 Bargain sign Baltimore's McHenry Baltimore's McHenry, for one Base for troops Before Madison or Monroe Benjamin Harrison, e.g. Benning is one Benning or Bragg Benning or Carson Benning or Collins Benning or Rucker Besieged building Blanket structure Bliss, e.g. Boot camp locale Bragg or Collins Bragg or Dix Bragg or Hood Bragg or Lee, e.g. Bragg, for one blockhouse Blackmun succeeded him on the Supreme Court Biggest blowhard at the Alamo? Back and __ (to and fro) Back's counterpart Back's opposite Back's partner Back-and-___ British shipping forecast area Birthday many dread Birthday of symbolic import. BARBICAN Base of the day Benning, Bragg and Bliss Big warplanes. Bliss in Texas et al. Bragg and Bliss Bragg and Dix Buildings named after generals BEAUREGARD belief in evolution by chance variation Bringing good luck Blessed with luck Born with a silver spoon in one's mouth Boatload of bucks Business magazine since 1930 *Biggies of big business "Better to be safe than sorry," but . . . Bank employee cashing only big checks? Beer purchase in a large bottle, informally Biblical weather Back-to-back episodes of an ABC News program? Between 38 and 42, say Big KFC order? backward antonym Balboa, being a bit too brazen? Brazen dads? Brazen sexual overture? Bond film subtitle indicating secrecy Bond adventure Bond on skates? Book leaves: Abbr. Bone depressions Bone hollows Best Musical after "The Lion King" Best Musical of 1999 Bob of 'All That Jazz' Bob of Broadway Bob of dance Bob who directed "Cabaret" Bob who directed the 1966 musical "Sweet Charity" Bob who was 1972's Best Director Oscar winner Bob whose first Tony was for "The Pajama Game" Bob with eight Tonys for choreography Bob with nine Tonys Broadway choreographer Broadway choreographer for "Chicago" Broadway dance hit of 1999 Broadway's Bob BRITISH ARCHEOLOGIST BURROWING "Be-puddled" Doctor ___ Best Actress for "The Accused," 1988 British brewer or broadcaster Hewitt Boy who may be adopted Bygone company with yellow-roofed kiosks Bygone yellow-roofed kiosks booby-trapped pit or type of mine BECOMING PUTRID Ball for the fans Ball hit out of bounds Ballpark line Baseline ump's call Basketball game stopper Basketball no-no Basketball ref's call Basketball transgression Batted ball into the dugout, say batter bane beyond the baseline Baseball fans' free souvenirs Bumped illegally Besmirched chicken? Bit of profanity in a play? *Bits of dialogue censored on network television? Beatles song about a Senate penalty? Basketball disqualifier after too many infractions Ball field marker B-ball boo-boos Basketball boo-boos Basketball infractions Basketball no-nos Basketball violations Batsman's tries. Batted balls that don't count Batters' problems. Becomes entangled. Basketball scoring play *Barely batted ball Ball that just grazes the bat, perhaps Ball that may hit an umpire Barely struck strike Batter's near miss *Barely batted balls Bunglings Blizzards, thunderstorms, etc. BASE on some ground BEGIN building (of edifice or town) BUILDING base, lay BASE on which building rests BODY on which other parts are overlaid BUILDING, lowest part of Building part often laid with public ceremony BASED BY HEARSAY bill gates is one for microsoft bill gates is one to microsoft Ben Franklin, John Hancock, etc. Ballpoint forerunner Batman's water springs? BARBERSHOP group Beatles' number? Beryllium's atomic number Bobby Orr's number Boundary score in cricket Brett Favre's number Bridge game quorum Bridge group Bridge table quorum Bridge-game complement being one more than three book ID Bigger band that covered "Joy to the World"? Bully's name for the kid in glasses BRIDGES, BEAU Beau Bridges television movie with The Bluff (from a poker term). Bluff, as in poker Bluff: Slang. Bluffers Bridge bid ranking just below game in clubs Bringers of good fortune purportedly Bleeped item Bannister achievement of 1954 Broken record.