Letter B 78500–78750

Bonn woman Berlin "Mrs." ___ Blücher ("Young Frankenstein" character) ___ Blücher ("Young Frankenstein" housekeeper whose name frightens the horses) ___ Blücher (forbidding "Young Frankenstein" character) BAMBOOZLING Better Business Bureau subject Bit of trickery Bunco squad's concern Bunco-squad concern Businessman's crime Businessperson's crime Bremen miss Berlin maidens BECOME ragged BECOMING THREADBARE Become ragged at the edges Become raggedy Become undone, in a way Become unraveled Become worn at the edge Begin to show wear Begin to unravel Became tattered Began to unravel Beginning to unravel Bride's unraveling problem? Becoming raveled Becomes ragged Becomes tattered at the edges Becomes threadbare Becomes unraveled Begins to come undone Boxing great Joe Boxing's "Smokin' Joe" British surgeon: Abbr. BOUTADE Bizarre occurrence Becoming agitated Bizarre brawl? BROWN spots on fair-complexioned people "Best in Show" actor Willard B-52's Schneider Band-leader Waring. Banting or Eaton, to friends Baretta's cockatoo Baretta's pet cockatoo Barney's Bedrock buddy Barney's Bedrock chum Barney's Bedrock pal Barney's best buddy Barney's buddy Barney's buddy on "The Flintstones" Barney's buddy, in cartoondom Barney's friend Barney's friend and neighbor Barney's neighbor Barney's pal Barney's pal on "The Flintstones" Basset hound of the comics Basset of comics Basset of the comics Bedrock fellow Bedrock guy Black Panther Hampton British astronomer Sir ____ Hoyle "Band of Gold" Payne "Band of Gold" singer Payne "Bring the Boys Home" singer Payne Bartholomew Big Mac? Bailout target of 2008 Bandleader Martin "Before the Next Teardrop Falls" singer Bartholdi Belgian genre painter: 1856–1940 British P.M. during the American Revolution Battle in which Lee defeated Burnside Brother of Michael and Sonny Corleone British tennis champ who invented the sweatband Best Actor of 1931 and 1946 Best Actor of 1932 and 1946 Bygone TV host with a famous "neighborhood" Bandleader Waring et al. BOGOF part Before will but after fancy Best kind of ticket Best possible price Between appointments Between engagements Bingo card's middle square Bingo center space Bingo square Buy one get one ___ Bread at a restaurant, typically Be a pirate Bremen in the Middle Ages, e.g. Battle cry in "Braveheart" Bill of Rights topic Bill of Rights word Bob Hope's Medal of ___ Bondman's dream Bronze statue on top of the U.S. Capitol being free Body shop offering Battles royal. Bop alternative Bar bargain or school program Beneficiaries of civil liberties. Beneficiaries of the Bill of Rights. Business model in which only the deluxe version of a product costs money Buckshee Bahama Bahamas city Bahamas cruise stop Bahamian tourist spot Bonus at a coffee shop or fast-food restaurant Backing up with no cars in one's way? Benefit obtained without cost Backfield position Bonus upon buying your twelfth acre of farmland? BINGO CARD Bingo card center Bingo card feature Bingo center square Basic right Board game bonus Boon on 'Wheel of Fortune' Bohemian sorts Bavaria, per part of its official name Basketball court marking, in Britain? Blankets for the taking? "__ Be... You and Me" (1972 album) "___ Be You and Me," by Marlo Thomas Best place for a car to break ? Business that's not taxing? Believer in a laissez-faire economy Big road Be irresponsible BE devoid of heat Become haughty or unfriendly. Become haughty. Become very cold Bust line? Backpackers' meals Be paralyzed by money woes? Become motionless out of fear Below zero, perhaps Big shipping vessel Bash in a boxcar? Buchanan's 1856 opponent Bands or folds, such as those under the tongue. Balluet, Paul Barrès, Maurice Bataille, Georges Best Picture of 1971, with "The" *Blazers in Paris? Blue, white, and red banner of France Burger side order Beantown brass? Brass instrument with a coil Brass wind instrument Brass-wind instrument. Brass section members Bise, literally Bowlful often topped with melted Comte Billie Jean King won it in 1972 Buick on the Champs Élysées? Bold, dark brew Bookbinding guard Breakfast dish from Paris Breakfast in Bordeaux? Breakfast treat often topped with syrup and powdered sugar Buddy to be wary of Band that covered "Bizarre Love Triangle" Berserk state Banned refrigerant Banned refrigerator gas Brand in the fridge BEING repeated at short intervals BUY from Beau-___ (French in-law) Beaujolais brother Besançon brother Bizet's brother Bordeaux brother Brest brother Brother, in Bonsecours Brother, in Bordeaux Brother, in Brest Brother, in Bretagne Brother, in Brittany Brother, in Bruxelles Brother, in France Brother, in French Brother, in Paris Brother, to Pierre Brother: Fr. Bruder, across the Rhine Benedictines, par exemple Bordeaux brothers Brest brothers Brethren, in Brest Brittany brothers Bros, in Bordeaux Brothers in Arles Brothers, in Bayonne Brothers, in Bordeaux Brothers, in Brittany Brothers, in Québec Brothers: Fr. Beverage dispensed from a machine in Lyndon Johnson's Oval Office lounge Baked this morning Brand new Brand spanking new Become vigorous. Bathe and pimp Better, on Rotten Tomatoes Bananas, apples, etc. Barack Obama, 2005-08, e.g. Beaded gem Bee reader's home Bee's city BE IN A STEW BE anxious BE discontented BELGIUM STEW Balalaika feature Banjo bar Banjo feature Banjo part Banjo ridge Bar on a guitar Be a bundle of nerves Be a worrywart Be all in a tizzy Be constantly anxious Be greatly worried Be in a dither Be worried Be worrisome Become vexed Bite one's nails Bite one's nails, say Become corroded Banjo neck features Banjo ridges Banjos have them Bars of music? Bars on necks