Letter B 86750–87000

Big-___ (generous). Bring out of the dumps Brings encouragement to Bear-rug locale Bottom part of a furnace Brick construction Become a minister Brick floors of fireplaces Buccaneer's buddies Backslapper's quality. Boniface's bonhomie being healthy being in shape Bonnie Bedelia film sponsored by a furnishings chain Blondie's Achilles' heel Beat generation figure? Beat reporting? BRIDGE-like game Beating items Breast beaters Bridge alternative Bridge suit Bacon, toast, orange juice and eggs, perhaps Big bowlful of stew, perhaps Bellman's call "But it's a dry __" BECOME hot BEING hot BOILER STARTER Basic cooking instruction Beach day weather, often Beat the ___ (keep cool in the summer) Beat the ___ (stay cool) Boiler output Blow-drying problem Became excited: Colloq. Became more competitive Became more exciting Became more intense, as a competition Baseboard apparatuses Big game in Miami? Bacterium plaguing some Florida shooters? "Brokeback Mountain" actor Ledger BARREN flat waste tract of land Barren open country Baskerville Hall landscape Blooming evergreen. Blueberry's family British P.M. during Nixon's Presidency British P.M., 1970-74 British Prime Minister: 1970-74 British moor or Canadian actor Lamberts British political figure British waste land Brushy wasteland ___ bar (Hershey product) ___ bar (Hershey toffee confection) ___ bar (popular candy) ___ bar (toffee candy) blasted place Bronte hero Brontë hero Bret Harte's Ah Sin. Brier's cousin "Brokeback Mountain" Oscar nominee "Brokeback Mountain" costar "Brokeback Mountain" star "Brokeback Mountain" star from Australia BMI hub Busiest European airport British P.M. and family Brush sites Birds in the walls? Blow-dryer part Buffet feature, often Buffet fixture Battle of bands events Begins to get exciting, with "up" Become interesting, like a pennant race Big cast? Big throw Bulge out. bend out of shape, as under pressure or from heat big effort Be audibly relieved, in Greek? Bar drunk's comeuppance "But to be young was very ___": Wordsworth Beyond the pearly gates. blessed state Boonlike ___ Betsy! Big flings Big lifts Billows Breaths heavy Brake one's boat Black-hatted types Boxers over 174 pounds. Bad guy in films Body flowing to the sea Big piece of artillery Byproduct of a portly dairy cow? BE OPPRESSIVE OR DISHEARTENING TO Big burden to bear *Black Sabbath's genre Burden at Staples? Boxing division Bk. before James Book after Philemon: Abbr. Book before James: Abbr. Bobby who wrote and sang "Sunny" Bride of Hercules. Become obtuse Biblical tongue: Abbr. become like a Hebrew Bar mitzvah language Bat mitzvah language Book after Philemon Book before James BIBLICAL Levitical city Burial site for Abraham and Sarah BRITISH Columbia and Queen Charlotte Islands, strait between BARITONE oboe Badger at the comedy club Badger at the park Badger from the bleachers Badger in a club Badger, as a speaker Be an audience loudmouth Bane of a stand-up comic's existence Bleachers razzers Big tract Busy and then some Berlioz or Babenco Boss around Brother of Paris. Bully; badger brother of Antiphus "... Bojangles and ___ dance ..." "... Bojangles and ___ dance for you" "__ be silly not to!" "___ be a fool not to!" "___ be better off ..." BACK ON THE CHAIN GANG (SONG) ARTIST "Blades of Glory" actor Jon Backyard border, sometimes Barrier made of bushes Barrier made of shrubs Barrier of a sort Barrier of shrubs Be noncommittal Bet both ways Bet on both teams Betting strategy that reduces risk Border of green Border shrubbery Botanical fence Boundary bushes Boundary shrub Bush boundary Bush row Bushes forming a fence Bet conservatively Bet strategically BURRS of plant Beatrix Potter's Mrs. Tiggy-winkle, for one Buzzes the landscape. Bettor with second thoughts Border of shrubs Border that needs trimming bushes forming a hedge Beats around the bush Beats around the bush … or bushes Benson's partner Bets both ways Bets two ways. Bookies' protection Botanical barriers Botanical fences Boundary markers Bushes between yards Bushes between yards, sometimes ___ bet (plays it safe). Being noncommittal branch of psychology concerned with the study of pleasant and unpleasant sensations BEHAVIOUR based on pleasure as the chief good or the proper aim Back half of a laugh Barnyard syllable Before haw Bit of IM mirth Bit of a chuckle Bit of a giggle Bit of a snicker Bit of a titter Bray beginner Bray beginning Bray bit Bray half Bray opener Bray starter Brief giggle Be mindful of, as advice Bray sound Braying sound Buck Owens TV show Bray heard on a farm braying characteristic of donkeys Brayed Brays BOTTOM crust of loaf Back of a boot Back of a shoe Back of foot Back of one's foot Back part of a shoe Back part of a sock Bad guy in the wrestling ring Be an obedient dog, perhaps Bottom part of a boot Bread loaf end Bread loaf part Bread piece Bread-loaf end Bread-loaf part Brogan part Back part of a shoe back part of the foot bottom crust BE OBEDIENT TO "Blue" or "Red" cattle dog Blue ___ (herding dog) Backs of feet Bad shoes for running Boot parts Bread butts Bread ends Bread parts Bit of booze left in a glass Brand of "roller shoes" Blackmailer in an 1850 novel Bengay alternative BUNNY PLAYBOY Bunny biggie, briefly Bunny boss Bunny boss, familiarly Bunny fancier Bunny farmer? Bunny figure Bunny guy Bunny lover