Letter B 88750–89000

Bindle toter Bindlestiff, e.g. Box-car passenger Boxcar Willie dressed as one Boxcar Willie's persona Boxcar Willie, for one Boxcar rider Boxcar rider of yore Boxcar rider, maybe Boxcar sleeper Bum kin Bum relative? Bygone boxcar rider Bygone traveler with a secret code ___ bag (fashion accessory) ___ bag (purse style) ___ bag (purse type) Boho-chic accessory Boho-chic purse Bum place to stay? Beggars of a sort Bindle carriers Bindle stiffs. Bindlestiffs Boxcar hoppers Boxcar riders Birthplace of F. Sinatra Bindle toters Bindle-toting migrants Boxcar stowaways Birthplace of author Ocean Vuong British term for a German white wine Borrow on time? Blue Jackets vs. Red Wings match BLUEFISH, DEVILFISH? Big name in British pop art BRICKLAYER IMPLEMENT Bearer of bricks Brick bearer Brick hauler Brick holder Brick porter Brick transporter Brick-bearer's tool Brick-carrying aid Brick-carrying device. Brick-carrying tool Brick-carrying trough Brick-hauling trough Bricklayer Bricklayer's aid Bricklayer's burden Bricklayer's carrier Bricklayer's device Bricklayer's item Bricklayer's need Bricklayer's trough Big name in morning TV Broadcaster Kotb Beach pretender Beach surfing buff Beach poseurs Beginners with boards Big kahunas' antitheses BALDER, slayer of British farm worker Brick or mortar carrier. Bricklayer's laborer Brick carriers favored by masons BRICKLAYING Boxes for bricks or mortar Boxes with sticks, for carrying bricks Brick carriers Brick haulers Brick holders Brick totes Brick transporters Brick troughs Bricklayers burdens Bricklayers carry them Bricklayers' carriers. Bricklayers' equipment Bricklayers' gear Bricklayers' needs Bricklayers' troughs Bricklaying gear Burdens on some shoulders Balder's killer: Norse myth. Before down Blade in Markham's poem. Blade on a handle. Bladed gardening tool Bladed pole Break ground, in a way Break ground, perhaps Break up a plot? Break up clods Break up clods, say Break up dirt clods, in a way Baked cornmeal dish Bread once baked on a farm tool Breakfast treat made with cornmeal Broke clods Broke ground in the garden Broke ground, in a way Broke ground, perhaps Broke new ground Broke soil for planting Broke some ground Broke up clods Broke up soil Broke up some clods Broke up the plot Broke up, in a way Busted clods BARN dance Baleful affair? Barn bash Barn dance music Boisterous American folk dance boisterous square dance Barn dances Bed tenders, at times Back and grub Bed-breaking tools Bladed garden tools Breaks ground, perhaps Breaks new ground Breaks new ground, in a way Breaks up a plot Breaks up a plot, say Breaks up clods Baseball inst. in Cooperstown bldg. Cooperstown Info "Baywatch" star David's nickname, with "The" Benjamin who wrote "The Tao of Pooh" Big name in cement? Big name in labor Boss probed by RFK Boss who vanished Babe e.g. Barnyard critter Be greedy about Be greedy with Be selfish about Be selfish about, in a way Beast in the first "Wizard of Oz" scene Berkshire or Duroc. Berkshire or Tamworth. Berkshire, e.g. Berkshire, perhaps Big Harley Big bike Big bike, to a biker Big motorcycle, slangily Bike, in slang Biker's chopper Biker's cycle Biker's mount Biker's ride Biker's wheels Blanket "thief" Blanket ___ (bad bed partner) Blanket ___ (person who steals the covers) Blanket stealer Boar or swine Bantam Ben. Ben Golfer Ben ___, golfing ace. Ben of golf Ben of golfing fame Ben or Paul Ben with two Masters wins Ben, Paul, or Hulk Bob Crane TV role Bob Crane character of classic TV Bantam Ben's family. 'Boss' on 'The Dukes of Hazzard' Boss -- ('The Dukes of Hazzard' role) Boss of "The Dukes of Hazzard" Boss of Hazzard County Boss of "The Dukes of Hazzard" and others Blissful state, slangily Bitter fruit of a southern hickory tree Big Harleys Big bikes Big bikes, in biker lingo Bikers' bikes Bikers' mounts Bikers' rides Bikes for bikers Boars, say Bogarts Barnyard snorters that love the mud British capacity unit Be a bad co-star Bind hand and foot Bind to prevent escape. Bind with all four feet together Bound for branding Binds fast. Benoit _____ of the N.H.L. Big name in harmonicas Brand of accordions and harmonicas Bit of seasonal laughter Bit of seasonal merriment Brown-and-white treat Belly shakers "Been there, done that, bought the T-shirt" Bo-o-ring Bor-r-r-r-ring Bored comment Bongo that's boring? Bubbles of stale odor, the likes of which you've seen a million times? Bored replies BRING out with jerk (sl.) Block and tackle, e.g. Building construction equipment. ___ by one's own petard Block-and-tackle work Be patriotic, in a way Block and tackle et al. Blocks and tackles BUCKNER Brief time off? Brit's vacation " _Buenos días_ " "Buenos dias!" Barrio greeting Best Actor Tony winner for "Mark Twain Tonight!" Beatles "I Want to ___ Your Hand" Bind legally. Business phone button Button on a phone button Phone Be in labor Brit's traveling bag Be in a very advantageous position Be in the best possible position Be in a winning position Boyer-de Havilland film Boyer–de Havilland film: 1941 Be the center of attention backrest bearer or owner of something such a championship body of a car Bank with liens? Bad news from the auditor about your properties "Be patient, will ya?" Boastful phrase before a bro tries something dumb, and a hint to the circled letters