Letter B 87000–87250

Bunny man, familiarly Bunny man, for short Bunny's beau "Battle Cry" actor Van Big name in magazine publishing Bunny backer? Bunny promoter of note Bunny's boss Bulkiness burden or weight Bigger and stronger Big and heavy Big and rugged Big name in the bags aisle Big, heavy books Big mob courier? Big-boned newt? Barnyard billy Billies Billies (not nannies) "Beavis and Butt-Head" syllable "Beavis and Butt-head" laugh Beavis and Butt-head chuckle Beavis and Butt-head sound Below-breath laugh Bit of a "Beavis and Butt-Head" chuckle Bit of derisive laughter Bit of forced laughter Brief laugh Brush-off from a struggling chess master's secretary? "Beavis and Butt-Head" sounds Bandleader Horace of the '30s Basketball card figure Black shirt cry. "Book of Songs" author Heinrich "Book of Songs" poet "Book of Songs" writer Heinrich "Buch der Lieder" poet Book of Songs, The author Brand in a green bottle with a red star Brand with a red star in its logo Bottom, slangily Big food processor Big name in ketchup Big name in the condiment business Brand in many burger joints Brand name at picnics "Bring your dogs to our booth" (Philadelphia, 1876) Beneficiary in a will Beneficiary of a sort Beneficiary of will power? Bequest beneficiary Bequest receiver Birthright possessor Beneficiary of one who dies without a will Barbara Hutton for one Brooke Astor, e.g. Beneficiaries of birthright Bequest recipients "Breaking Bad" drug kingpin Big honor for a college athlete Bad job? Bank holdup Bank robber's job Bank robbery Bank robbery, e.g. Bank robbery, informally Bank withdrawal, of a sort Big caper Big holdup Big theft Bonnie and Clyde caper Bonnie and Clyde job Bonnie and Clyde specialty Brazen bank theft Brinks job Brinks job, e.g. Brinks job, for one Burglar's job Bank capers Bank jobs Bank jobs, e.g. Bank robberies Bank robberies, informally Bank robbers' jobs Bank withdrawals? Big capers Burglars' big plans ___ brief for (defended): Colloq. ___ bay (cornered) Bottled up, as emotions Braced for a roller coaster ride Believed, as a theory Bank teller: "I got ___" "Bridget Jones's Diary" author Fielding Beatrix Potter's real first name Beautiful Trojan woman Beautiful woman Ethel envied? Just a bit Beauty abducted by Paris Beauty of Troy Beauty who was born from an egg, in Greek myth Belle taken to Troy beauty Ancient Bertram's bride in "All's Well." Big Sky Country capital Big Sky Country's capital Bonham Carter of "Howard's End" Bonham Carter of Hollywood Butte neighbor Bonham Carter and Rubinstein Best Actress of 1931 Broadway Cleopatra of 1925. Best Actress of 1997 Betty Boop was based on her Best Actress Oscar winner for "The Queen" Beautiful woman of Greek Legend? Big name in wireless Bright; radiant Brother of Eos and Selene Balloon filler, at times Balloon gas Blimp filler Blimp supply Better to reign in ___ . . . Billie Eilish's "All the Good Girls Go to __" ___-bent (stubbornly determined) believed to be where wicked people go when they die BRONZE Age culture of the Greek mainland (pert. to the) Bad-tempered female BECOME Greek in character or form BYZANTINE Greek Best-selling author of "Good as Gold," 1979 BAIT for black bass BLACK bass bait Boisterous troublemakers bird of prey from hell "Bonjour" or "ciao" "___, ball" (Norton's "address the ball" line) Bonjour! Barbra Streisand belter about "The Persistence of Memory"? Broadway greeting. Broadway revival dealing with genetics? Bade welcome to Beatles hit that begins, "You say yes, I say no" Beatles hit that supplies this puzzle's three opposites Broadway flop about an introduction to actor Bridges? Big trouble, idiomatically Be at the top of Be the boss of Big wheel at sea Big wheel on a ship Big wheel on board Big wheel on water Big wheel's place British nor'easter "Brain bucket" BARBUT Batter's headgear Batter's protection Batter's wear Beanball protection Biker's bonnet Biker's headgear Biker's protection Biker's wear Bit of bicycling gear Batter toppings Batters' needs Batters' toppers Bicyclists' headgear Bikers' needs Big wheels at sea Businesswoman with the nickname Queen of Mean ___ Building, New York landmark north of Grand Central Boat steerer Big name in household hints Black Hawks, informally Bondsman of Lacedaemon Bygone serf Bondsmen Be supportive of Beatle cry Beatle movie Beatle's cry Beatles Movie Beatles album Beatles album that featured "Yesterday" Beatles album that features "Ticket to Ride" Beatles album that included "Ticket to Ride" Beatles album title with an exclamation point Beatles album with "Act Naturally" Beatles album with a bang Beatles film of 1965 Beatles film: 1965 Beatles flick Beatles hit of '65 Beatles hit of 1965 Beatles hit with an exclamation point Beatles movie of 1965 Beatles movie: 1965 Beatles song or movie Beatles song with an exclamation mark in its title Beatles song, album or film Beatles song, album or movie Beatles song, album, and movie Beatles' second film Butler, e.g. Butler, maid, etc. Butlers and maids Butlers and maids (with "the") Butlers, maids, etc Backing group Backing track? Beach Boys #1 hit Beach Boys hit, in Kigali? Beach Boys' African hit? Besteads Beatles' response to "I Can See for Miles" Bugliosi best seller BE ON THE BOTTOM BOTTOM OF THE ___ Basted edge Be verbally evasive Bell-bottoms bottom Besiege, with "in" Blind stitch Blind stitch creation Border on a piece of cloth Bottom edge Bottom edge of a dress Bottom line in fashion Bottom line in the fashion world? Bottom line of clothing Bottom of a dress Bottom of a shirt Bottom of a skirt Bottom of bell bottoms Bottom of bellbottoms Bottom seam Bring up, in a way Bringing it up can lead to a fit bottom edge of a garment "Blood" word form Blood opening Blood: Pref. BRAWNY GUY Bender of iron bars, maybe Blond and muscular cartoon character Bouncer, usually Brawny fellow.