Letter B 88500–88750

Bandleader's exhortation Bandleader's instruction Bandleader's order Bandleader's phrase Bandleader's shout Bandleader's shout to start the band Bandleader's signal Bandleader's signal to play Bandleader's words Became a huge success Became very successful Became friendly Become cordial quickly Become friends quickly Bad with a bat Batting .000 Billboard charts Business that makes candy for assassins? Blackjack player's request for another card Blackjack call Blackjack call that's apt for this puzzle's theme? Blackjack declaration Blackjack demand Blackjack directive Blackjack instruction Blackjack order Blackjack player's command Blackjack player's cry Blackjack player's demand Blackjack player's order Blackjack player's phrase Blackjack player's request Blackjack player's request for a card Blackjack player's request to a dealer Blackjack player's words Blackjack request for a card Blackjack table request Blackjack-table request Buster's last words? Billboard material Be flirtatious with Be on the make with Belly up to, at the bar Batters' platters? Beat up on some medical files? Bombed-out archives? "Best Of" music tracks, often "Best Of" tracks, often "Billboard" entries Baltimore chops Bands' successes Bat stats Batter's successes Batters' objectives Batting average boosters Batting average raisers Battleship goals Battleship successes Best sellers Billboard Hot 100 entries Billboard chart toppers Billboard interests Billboard list entries Bing results Blockbusters Blows; successes Bombs' opposites (4) Bops (in two senses) Box office successes Box score number Broadway angels' delights Broadway features. Broadway smashes Broadway specialties. Broadway successes Broadway winners Bull's-eyes. Bumps into Bunts and bingles _Billboard_ fodder Brings the feels Becomes meaningful in a personal way Broadway play that sweeps the Tonys, e.g. Broadway producer's goal Broadway's "Hamilton," e.g. "Billboard" list item Billboard Hot 100 listings Becomes mega-successful Billboard chart topper Beats the odds Beds down Ballplayer, at times. Batting whiz Big man in baseball. Boxer's dance? Ballplayers at times Barry Bonds and Sammy Sosa Batters like Boggs Blanket pickup line rejection Become angry uncorking the champagne? Become very irate Be on target Begin traveling Batting well. Boxing gyms? Bad-day-in-the-market headline for a boxing camp? Babylonian's rival Bathsheba's husband Uriah, for one Bug for green Bee barracks Bee base Bee complex Bee flat Bee habitation Bee haven Bee hub Bee's bunkhouse Bee's house Bee's milieu Bee's residence Bee-teem abode? Bees' hangout Box designed by Langstroth, 1851. Bustling place Bustling spot, metaphorically Busy bee's spot Busy home Busy spot Busy swarm. Busy, buzzy place Buzz source Buzzers' abode Buzzing colony Buzzing pad Buzzing source Buzzy abode Bzzz-y place Busy bees' home [Bee home + Venus + heron kin] Bee abodes Bee homes Bee places Bee spots Bees' homes Bumblebee bungalows Bumps that may result from an allergic reaction Busy places Busy spots Buzzing homes Buzzy places Bubbly greeting "Ba-dum-tss!" Big Apple's Mr. Mayor Big name in pickles and beans bagel topping Beverly __, Cal. Beverly ___, CA BCBS offering Benefits Department option Benefits option Benefits plan, maybe Blue Cross Blue Shield offering (abbr.) Blue Cross offering, briefly Blue Cross plan, for short Blue Cross system: Abbr. Blue Shield offering BlueChoice, for one Bunch of MDs BCBS offerings Benefit package grps. Benefit package providers Blocs for docs Beagle lead-in Beagle letters Bounty beginning Bounty initials Bounty letters Bounty title Brit. battlewagon Brit. liner letters Brit. oceangoing letters Brit. seagoing letters Britannia letters British Royal Navy abbr. British battleship designation British battleship initials British battleship letters British destroyer designation British fleet initials British naval initials British seagoing initials. British ship initials ___ Beagle (ship with Charles Darwin aboard) British equivalent of "Mom," sometimes Business acronym taken from a painting of Nipper "___ Binh," 1971 film Bien-__, Vietnam Bién ___, town near Saigon. ___-Binh, 1970 film Best-selling mystery writer Tami Be a Scrooge Be a pack rat Be a pig Be miserly Big stash Big saver Buys up British Air Secretary in 1940. British Air Secretary, 1939–40. British Ambassador to Spain, 1940–44. British Ambassador to Spain. British Foreign Secretary before Eden. British Secretary of State for India, 1931. Barely able to speak Barely able to talk Become harsh, as a voice Become laryngitic Become raspy Become raspy, as one's voice Becomes huskier Becomes rough of voice. "Balloon Boy," for one Barnum's "Feejee Mermaid," e.g. Barnum's Fiji mermaid, for one Big con Bigfoot photo, e.g. Barnum, often Barnum specialties Big tricks Biblical place north of Damascus Bill Watterson's comics tiger Bilbo Baggins, e.g. Bilbo and Frodo, e.g. Ballplayer Roy in "The Natural" Ballplayer in Malamud's "The Natural" Beekeeping or baking, e.g. Brewing beer or collecting coins, e.g. Bugbear or bugaboo Bit of protection for the soles of heavy boots Boot sole reinforcer Boot stud Boot-sole protector Boot-sole reinforcer Boot-traction provider Be on familiar terms (with). Be on intimate terms (with). be on friendly terms (with) BE ITINERANT BOXCAR Bindle carrier