Letter B 92000–92250

Balzac's brain burst Bit of ingéniosité Bonne ___ (clever thought) Bordeaux belief Bordeaux brainstorm Bordeaux notion Bouchard's brainwave Boulogne brainstorm Brainstorm for Descartes Brainstorm for Pascal Brainstorm for Pierre Brainstorm in Brest Brainstorm, in Paris Brainwave in Bonsecours Brest brainstorm Breton brainstorm Bright thought in Toulon Brigitte's brainstorm Burgundy brainchild Burgundy brainstorm Bits of créativité Brest brainstorms Brilliant thoughts for the French Bibilography word Bibliographer's "same" Bibliographic note Bibliographical word. Bibliography entry Bibliography word meaning "the same as previously mentioned" Bibliograpic note Birth cert., e.g. Broadcaster's tag Be, in contrast to one's biology Brand used by police in lieu of a sketch artist Branding concern Belief perfix Bit of fine calligraphy, maybe Bodies of thought Blind zealot Body of thought body of ideas and beliefs of a group, nation, etc "Beware the ___ . . ." "Beware the ___ of March" ("Julius Caesar") Bad Time Bad date for Julius Caesar Bad date? Bad day for Caesar Bad day for Caesar, as an understatement Bad day for Julius Bad day for Julius Caesar Bad time for Caesar Bad time for Julius Bad time in the Senate Bad time of the month for Caesar Bad time of the month? Bad times for Caesar Between calends and nones Big date Brutus's D-Day "Big Daddy" Amin Bad guy Amin Best Actor Oscar role after Truman "Big Daddy" of Uganda Bygone Ugandan despot Basic confession Brief admission Brief admission of responsibility Brief confession Brief mea culpa Britney Spears' "Oops!...__ It Again" Breakthrough words Britney Spears "Oops!... ___ Again" BS line uttered March 29, 1992 Blood, Sweat & Tears hit, "And When ___" Blood, Sweat and Tears' "And When __" Bryan Adams "18 til ___" Beatnik's "10-4!" Beatnik's "Got it!" Beatnik's "Got ya" Beatnik's "Gotcha!" Beatnik's "Roger that" Beatnik's "Understood!" Beatnik's affirmative Beatnik's assent Beatnik's expression of understanding Beatnik's show of empathy "But back to the topic at hand . . ." Broadway star Menzel Broadway's Menzel Broadway star of "Frozen" and "Wicked" Best Actress Tony winner in "Wicked" Bouncer's job, in part Bouncer's responsibility Bouncer's task Bouncer's task, for short Blast preceder Boneheadedness Brainless behavior Bêtise "Bad apple" or "big cheese" "Bad apple," for example "Beat a dead horse," e.g. "Beat around the bush," for example "Belted out a song," for example "Bite the bullet" or "piece of cake," say "Bite the dust," e.g. "Blessing in disguise," e.g. "Break a leg," e.g. "Break a leg," for one "Break the ice" or "break a leg" "Break the ice," for example "Burn the midnight oil," for one Bad apple or sour grapes, e.g. Barking up the wrong tree, e.g. Beat around the bush, e.g. Bit of dialect Bit of local lingo Bite the bullet, e.g. Burn the midnight oil, e.g. By hook or by crook, e.g. By the seat of one's pants, e.g. bitter pill to swallow or "drink the kool-aid" "Bite the bullet" and "chew the fat," for two "Break a leg" and "break bread" Blue-collar and pink-slip -- box (TV) Blitherer Blithering one Blithering sort Born fool Box or proof preceder Brainiac's antithesis __ box (television) ___ board, TV prompter. ____ box: TV set Boob tubes Beyond silly Beyond stupid "Beats me" text "Beats me," briefly "Beats me," in brief "Beats me," in texts "Beats me," in textspeak Brief "Beats me!" Brief "You got me" BE INDOLENT Barely run the engine Barely run, as an engine Baseless, as a threat Baseless, as rumors Be a layabout Be in neutral Between activities Between chores Between gigs Between jobs Between positions Between tasks Busy doing nothing Busy loafing Butt-on-couch Brief bits of leisure Brief times of relaxation Baselessness. Being unemployed Believer in more than half a loaf? Big-time slackers Bit of gossip (final 3 letters + ...) Benches Bums around Breakfast rice cake Boss's unsettling request Bad way to sit at work "... ___ believe, we shall overcome someday" BE FAMILIAR WITH BREAK A PROMISE Bachelor s last words Bachelor's famous last words? Bachelor's final answer Bachelor's final utterance Bachelor's final words Bachelor's last statement Bachelor's last utterance Bachelor's last words Bachelorette's final answer? Bachelorette's final statement Bachelorette's final words Bachelorhood-ending phrase Belle-ringing words? Benedict's last words Benedict's phrase Berlin's "What'll __?" Betrothal words Binding oath Binding promise Binding words Bit of swearing Bit of swearing in church? Bit of swearing in front of a church leader Bond sealer Bonding and binding words Bonding words Bridal line? Bridal response Bridal vow Bride and groom's words Bride or groom phrase Bride or groom's vow Bride's declaration Bride's oath Bride's phrase Bride's promise Bride's reply Bride's response Bride's vow Bride's words Brief commitment Brief confirmation Brief vow Bryan Adams "(Everything ___) I Do It for You" "Bless my soul!" Broadway musical with a cast of two Broadway title "Bloomin' ___ made o' mud . . . " "Bloomin' ___ made of mud." BaaI, for one Baal of wax, e.g. Baal or Elvis Baal or Mammon Baal, e.g. Baal, for instance. Baal, for one Baphomet or Juggernaut Baphomet, e.g. Bedroom poster figure, say Bedroom poster subject Bedroom poster subject, often Beloved actor, e.g. Beloved celeb Beloved public figure Beloved star Beloved superstar Beyonce, to the Beyhive Beyoncé or Madonna, e.g. Beyoncé, to the Beyhive Biblical no-no Bieber, to "Beliebers" Bieber, to a "Belieber" Big celebrity Big favorite