Letter B
Bottom row
Blackwood's bid
Barbershop quartet blend
building that contains four separate dwellings
Bedroom luxury
Bed types
Braided cord on the left shoulder on a military uniform
Blender, stupid, fox, wink
Big circus feature.
Blended whisky brand, or a Valentine's gift
Bourbon with a floral logo
Bridge groups.
Bridge teams
Beginning of a famous speech.
Before estate or dimension
Book mailing category
"Baby I Need Your Loving" quartet
Bachelor of Arts, often
BONE depression
Best vision spot
Bantam, e.g.
Bantams, e.g.
Barnyard birds
Barnyard denizens.
Barnyard regular
Barnyard resident
Biddy or capon, e.g.
Bird for table.
Bird like a chicken or turkey
Birds that sound like they'd taste bad?
Brooding group
bird Barnyard baby
Barnyard complaints
Bird popularity surveys?
Babe, so to speak
Back to the Future star
Bushy-tailed animal
Bushy-tailed canine
Bushy-tailed critter
Baby vixen, e.g.
Babes
Bushy- tailed animals
Bushy-tailed canines
Below-ground sanctuary
Bushy red tail, e.g.?
Battle shelter
Battlefield shelter
Bugaboo for the Left
*Broadcaster of many TV games
*Ballroom dance that's also a phonetic alphabet "F"
Ballroom dance in 4/4 time
Basic ballroom dance
Bill Amend's comic strip
Ballroom dance with a smooth, gliding style
ballroom dance with slow and quick steps
"Bones" channel
Batting star of the 1930's.
Best Actor for "Ray"
Best Actor winner for "Ray"
"Bells Are Ringing" actor Eddie
British detective played by Michael Kitchen
British family famous for pantomime and stage entertainment
Bear who says "Wocka Wocka!"
Bartolommeo, for one
Beatific honorific
Brother (but not a bro)
Brother in a monastery
Brother of a sort
Brother's address
Brother, in Italy.
Brother, in a friary
Brother, to Italian monks
Brotherly address
Brotherly name in Italy
Browning's "___ Lippo Lippi"
Browning's Lippo Lippi, e.g.
___ Bartolommeo (Italian painter)
brother: a title given to an Italian monk or friar
Bench-clearing brawl
Brief quarrel
BONE breakage
Bone break
breaking, esp of a bone
Breaks we don't like to get
Box label
Bruised thing
broken piece
Broken pieces
Brief turndown
Basket for packing figs, raisins, etc.
Basket for raisins
Basket made of rushes.
By no means robust
basket for dried fruit
Baskets for dried fruits.
Baskets for holding dried fruit
Baskets for raisins.
Big name in oil filters
brandy distilled from raspberries in the Alsace-Lorraine region
BICYCLE, rigid part of
BOWLING UNIT
BUILDING skeleton
Basic structure.
Bowler's "inning"
Bowler's division
Bowler's unit
Bowling "inning"
Bowling round
Bowling score component
Bowling score sheet division
Bowling score sheet unit
Bowling scoresheet unit
Bowling scoring unit
Bowling segment
Bowling set-up.
Box on a bowling scoresheet
Builder, planner.
Baseball innings.
Bears false witness
Bowling divisions
Bowling rounds
Bowling scorecard squares
Bowling units
Basis of the plot of "Gone Girl"
Beats: Colloq.
Between Kukla and Ollie.
Burr Tillstrom associate.
BELGIAN principal monetary unit
Belgian coin, pre-euro
Bern money.
Bread for Swiss cheese?
BELGIAN neighbor/neighbour
Bastia locale
Bastille locale
Bidault's country.
Bonheur, Rosa homeland
Bacon or Drake
Bird-loving saint.
British philosopher who said "knowledge itself is power"
Ball-park fan
"Ben-Hur" star
Belgian born French composer, d. 1890
Bygone Spanish dictator
black partridge
Bush with fragrant but nectarless flowers
Ball-park dinner
Ballpark nosh
Ballpark purchase in a bun
Bite at the ballpark
Borman or Sinatra
Born May 18, 1897, he directed all the films named in this puzzle
Bar order from a Minnesota Senator?
BEEF and pork sausage
Blasted city on the Oder.
Bobby-soxer's turn-on
"Beauty School Dropout" singer in the movie "Grease"
Beginning of a famous Clark Gable line
Buck's candid conversation opener?
Bandmaster Goldman's middle name.
Ballpark chow
Ballpark staples
Bites in ballparks
British Ambassador to U. S.
Baroque painter Hals
Bind securely: Naut.
Bind tightly, asea.
Bind tightly, nautically
Bind together by cables, ropes, etc.
Bind together with ropes.
Bind together: Nautical.
Bind with a ship's ropes
Bind with ropes
Bind with ropes: Naut.
Ballet movement with the toe
Beaten up concoction.
Boston shake
Ballet exercises done at a barre
Blended coffee drinks
Blended desserts
Binds tightly, on a ship
Braces drum cords
Bartolommeo and Angelico
Benedictine brothers
Benedictines
Brothers in an abbey
Brothers in the hood?
Brothers' titles
Brendan of "Crash"
Brendan of "Encino Man"
Brendan of "Gods and Monsters"
Brendan of "The Mummy"
British Columbia Fort
British Columbia heritage river
British Columbia's longest river
British Columbian river
Bullock's husband in "Crash"
BORING insects, refuse left behind by
B.M.O.C.'s house, maybe
BUSINESS-ORIENTED SOCIAL NETWORKING SITE
Band of brothers
Beer bash host, maybe
Beer bash venue
Beer bust locale
Belushi venue, briefly
Boys' club, essentially
Boys' club?
Bros' milieu
Brother's place, informally
Brotherhood, for short
Brotherhood: Slang.
Brothers together in a house
Brothers' base
Brothers' home, briefly
Bunch of brothers
Bunch of brothers, for short
Basketball coach Mike
Brother: Lat.
brother Latin words
BEHAVE as intimates
BEING fraternal
BODY of men organised/organized for devout purposes
BODY of men organised/organized for religious purposes
Brawl at Sigma Chi?
Be chummy with.
Buddy up with
be on friendly terms with someone, as if with a brother, especially with an enemy
Belushi's "Animal" place
Betas or Zetas, e.g.
Brothers: Lat.
Bro's place
Brotherly dispute?
Bands of brothers
Boys' clubs
Brief chapters?
Brotherhoods on a campus.
Brotherhoods, for short
Brotherhoods?
Brothers' housing
Best place to watch "Animal House"?
Bavarian title
Berlin Mrs.
Berlin bride
Berlin housewife
Berlin lady.
Berlin title.
Berlin woman
Blucher of "Young Frankenstein," for one
Blücher's title in "Young Frankenstein"
Bonn housewife
Bonn wife
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