Crossword clues starting with B
2,989 clues and their answers, drawn from every daily puzzle tracked here.
- B school subj.ECON
- B to B, e.g.ONEOCTAVE
- B-baller StephCURRY
- B-boy connectionASIN
- B-school termLBO
- B.A. Baracus playerMRT
- B.C. neighborALB
- B.S., e.g.DEG
- B'nai __BRITH
- B'way passesTIX
- B'way signSRO
- B&B patronGUEST
- B+, e.g.ION
- Baaing mamasEWES
- Baba ghanoush breadPITA
- BabblesYAKS
- BabeHON
- Babe in the woodsFAWN
- Babe Ruth slugged them in one World Series gameTHREEHOMERS
- Baby __SHOE
- Baby beaverKIT
- Baby bedCRIB
- Baby bedsCRIBS
- Baby bird's chirpPEEP
- Baby bird's homeNEST
- Baby bird's soundPEEP
- Baby bok __CHOY
- Baby boomer's kidXER
- Baby boomers' kidsXERS
- Baby bumps?UPTICKS
- Baby chick's soundPEEP
- Baby cowCALF
- Baby foodPAP
- Baby food dessertTAPIOCA
- Baby foxKIT
- Baby foxesKITS
- Baby furnitureCRIBS
- Baby goatKID
- Baby grand technicianTUNER
- Baby grand's foot leverPIANOPEDAL
- Baby humpbackWHALECALF
- Baby koalaJOEY
- Baby sheepLAMB
- Baby shower bearTEDDY
- Baby talk syllableGOO
- Baby-sitTEND
- Baby's bodysuitONESIE
- Baby's noiseCOO
- Baby's noisemakerRATTLE
- BabysitsMINDS
- Bach wrote sonatas for itBASSVIOL
- Bach-era danceGIGUE
- Bach's Mass __ MinorINB
- Bachelor of __ARTS
- Bachelor of __ degreeARTS
- Back againREDUX
- Back coverCAPE
- Back down?LIE
- Back endREAR
- Back from boatingASHORE
- Back in fashionRETRO
- Back in the navy?STERN
- Back leg?RETURNTRIP
- Back muscle, for shortLAT
- Back muscles, for shortLATS
- Back of a hit 45 recordBSIDE
- Back of a shipSTERN
- Back of a ship's keelSKEG
- Back of an envelopeFLAP
- Back of the neckNAPE
- Back on boardAFT
- Back on the straight and narrowREFORMED
- Back out (on)BAIL
- Back soonONORDER
- Back talkSASS
- Back to the Future family nameMCFLY
- Back to the Future surnameMCFLY
- Back toothMOLAR
- Back up announcementITSON
- Back-in-fashion shirtsTIEDYES
- Back-in-style "Amazing!"YOWZA
- Back-in-style fashionRETRO
- Back, as a racehorseBETON
- Back, at seaAFT
- Backbone-relatedSPINAL
- BackbonesSPINALCOLUMNS
- Backdrop of an animated series in a Lucasfilm franchiseCLONEWAR
- BackingPRO
- Backless shoeMULE
- Backless sofaDIVAN
- Backless topsHALTERS
- Backpack, e.g.BAG, AGORA, SNL
- Backpedaled, or what's found in 20-, 30-, and 38-AcrossREVERSEDCOURSE
- Backpedaling soundsERS
- Backroads ride, for shortATV
- Backs a handBETS
- Backs of necksNAPES
- BackslideREGRESS
- Backspin producer?REARAXLE
- Backsplash installerTILER
- BacktalkLIP
- Backup camera's viewREAR
- Backup for a proofreader, perhapsANOTHERPAIROFEYES
- Backup strategyPLANB, IMO, YAK
- Backwoods boorHICK
- Backyard auto-wheel swaying seatTIRESWING
- Backyard borderFENCE
- Backyard buildingSHED
- Backyard cookout areaPATIO
- Backyard cookout spotPATIO
- Backyard feature for a water-loving pupDOGPOND
- Backyard structuresSHEDS
- Backyard water fight brandNERF
- Bad air day factorSMOG
- Bad all too soonPERISHABLE
- Bad apples or sour grapesIDIOM
- Bad argument, informallyWEAKTEA
- Bad Bunny's "__ Atardecer"OTRO
- Bad Bunny's native language, in his native languageESPANOL
- Bad cops?VICEUNIT
- Bad impressionsDENTS
- Bad luck bills, to manyTWOS
- Bad luck for candle lightingTHREEONAMATCH
- Bad markSMEAR
- Bad moveERROR
- Bad news bringerOMEN
- Bad news for a soccer starACLTEAR
- Bad news for commutersFAREINCREASES
- Bad quarterSLUG
- Bad smellSTENCH
- Bad tidingsWOE
- Bad-mouthDISS, DIS
- BadgersNAGS
- Baffling puzzleENIGMA
- Bag carrier for 18 holesGOLFCADDY
- Bag handlersCADDIES
- Bag tags, for instanceIDS
- Bag-checking org.TSA
- Bag-screening org.TSA
- Bagel alternativeBIALY
- Bagel centerGEE
- Bagel cousinDONUT
- Bagel flavorONION
- Bagel optionASIAGO
- Bagel quantityBAKERSDOZEN
- Bagel toppingLOX
- Bagel varietySESAME
- Baggage __CLAIM
- Baggage handlerREDCAP
- Baggage screening group: Abbr.TSA
- Baggins of the ShireFRODO
- Baggy jeans, in the 2020sFAD
- Baghdad citizenIRAQI
- Baghdad localeIRAQ
- Baghdad resident, e.g.IRAQI
- Bagpiper's garbKILT
- Bagpiper's garmentKILT
- Bagpiper's wearTAM
- Bagpipers' toppersTAMS
- Bags for potatoesSACKS
- Bags often given as swagTOTES
- Bahamas arrival of 1492NINA
- Bahía __: city whose name means "White Bay"BLANCA
- Bailiff's first wordALL
- Bailing out of a storied couples' cruise?JUMPINGTHEARK
- BailiwickAREA, REALM
- Baja "Bye!"ADIOS
- Baja bathBANO
- Baja breaksSIESTAS
- Baja buddyAMIGO
- Baja resort, familiarlyCABO
- Baja resort, for shortCABO
- Baja's oppositeALTA
- Bajo oppositeALTO
- Bake sale offeringPIE
- Baked beans holderCAN
- Baked custardFLAN
- Baked dessertsPIES
- Baker's applianceOVEN
- Baker's dozenTHIRTEEN
- Baker's flour or sugarBASICINGREDIENT
- Baker's implementPEEL
- Baker's ingredientYEAST
- Baker's protectionMITT
- Baker's sheetfulBATCH
- Baker's toolSIEVE
- Bakery bunchRYES
- Bakery fixtureOVEN
- Bakery fragranceAROMA
- Bakery item dotted with kalamatasOLIVEROLL
- Bakery loavesBREADS
- Bakery offeringPASTRY
- Bakery serving slicesPIESHOP
- Bakery stapleYEAST
- Bakery vesselCAKEPAN
- Baking amts.TSPS, TIP, ARAL, LORE, SAKS, EWES
- Baking exercise?HOTPILATES
- Baking instructionSIFT
- Baking meas.TSP
- Baking qty.TSP
- Baking soda amt.TSP
- Baking soda targetODOR
- Baking soda targetsODORS
- Baking ware that's only used periodically?MUFFINSN
- Balance checkers, brieflyENTS
- Balance owedDEBT
- Balance sheet columnASSETS
- Balance-sheet plusASSET
- Balance, for oneSENSE
- BalancedSTEADY, EVEN
- Balancing proCPA
- Baldwin or GuinnessALEC
- Bale binderTWINE
- Bale kept in a barnHAY
- Bali garmentBRA
- Bali, for yogisMECCA
- Balkan capitalRIGA
- Balkan nativeSLAV
- Balkan nativesSERBS
- Ball atop a flagpoleFINIAL
- Ball Drop hrs.EST
- Ball drop night, for shortNYE
- Ball purchaseGOWN
- Ball reboundCAROM
- Ball State University cityMUNCIE
- Ballad or anthemSONG
- Ballad's conclusionEER
- Ballerina PavlovaANNA
- Ballerina's bendPLIE
- Ballerina's bun, for oneUPDO
- Ballet bendPLIE
- Ballet classPOINTE
- Ballet class railBARRE
- Ballet footwearTOESHOE
- Ballet garbTUTU
- Ballet leapJETE
- Ballet skirtTUTU
- Ballet slipper fabricSATIN
- Ballet star a century agoANNAPAVLOVA
- Ballet studio supportBARRE
- Ballet-inspired fitness classBARRE
- Balloon fillerAIR
- Balloon plasticMYLAR
- Ballot marksEXES
- Ballotpedia.com depictionsREDSTATES
- Ballpark authorityUMP
- Ballpark fig.EST
- Ballpark figs.ERAS
- Ballpark figureSTAT, VENDOR
- Ballpark suffix for jumboTRON
- BallpointsPENS
- Ballpoints, for examplePENS
- Ballpoints' liquidsINKS
- Ballroom dance from CubaRUMBA
- Balls (up)WADS
- Balls on a necklaceBEADS
- Ballston __, New YorkSPA
- Balm ingredientALOE
- Balm-yielding succulentALOE
- Baloney, in the mainBILGE
- Baltic capitalRIGA
- Baltimore ballplayerORIOLE
- Baltimore birdORIOLE
- Baltimore Ravens mascotPOE
- Balzac's boulderROCHE
- Bam Adebayo's teamHEAT
- Bambi and othersSTAGS
- Bambi, for oneDEER
- Bamboo eaterPANDA
- Bamboo plantsCANES
- Bamboo stemCANE
- Bamboo-loving bear, or, when parsed in three parts, a feature of the answers to the starred cluesPANDA
- Bamboo, for a pandaDIET
- BamboozleTRIPUP, GET
- BamboozlesDUPES
- Bamia or sambarSTEW
- Banana coveringPEEL
- Banana skinPEEL
- Banana's coveringPEEL
- Banana's skinPEEL
- Banchero who was the 2023 NBA Rookie of the YearPAOLO
- Band aideROADIE
- Band bookingGIG
- Band dateGIG
- Band instrumentDRUM
- Band of eightOCTET
- Band sampleDEMO
- Band with a thunderbolt in its logoACDC
- Band with the hit "In the Navy"VILLAGEPEOPLE
- Band's bookingsGIGS
- Band's final concert seriesFAREWELLTOUR
- Band's sound boosterAMP
- Bandeau, e.g.BRA
- Bandleader autograph with a pentagramRINGO
- Bandleader PuenteTITO
- Bandleader's commandHITIT
- Bandleader's cueHITIT
- Bandleader's needBATON
- Bands that may be strained on courts, brieflyACLS
- Bands that stabilize knees, for shortACLS
- Bangkok's countryTHAILAND
- Banh mi spreadMAYO
- BanishEXILE
- BanishmentEXILE
- Banjo barCAPO
- Banjo cousinUKE
- Bank chargeFEE
- Bank corp. with an orange lion logoING
- Bank holding: Abbr.ACCT
- Bank lobby devicesATMS
- Bank nos.ACCTS
- Bank of the SeineRIVE
- Bank vaultsSAFES
- Bank's large safeVAULT
- Bank's legal claimsLIENS
- Bank's property claimLIEN
- Banks on many coversTYRA
- Banks with styleTYRA
- Banks' large safesVAULTS
- Banksy, for oneANONYM
- Banned hydrocarbonDDT
- Banquet brewersURNS
- Banquet coffeepotURN
- Banquet figureTOASTMASTER
- Banquet hall parkerVALET
- Banquet hall valet, e.g.ATTENDANT
- Banquet hostEMCEE
- Banquet platformsDAISES
- Banquet VIPsMCS
- Bantu warrior chief __ ZuluSHAKA
- Bao Li, Qing Bao, et al.PANDAS
- Bar barrelKEG
- Bar billTAB
- Bar busters of yoreFEDS
- Bar connecting auto wheelsAXLE
- Bar designationESQ
- Bar displayURL
- Bar matCOASTER
- Bar mitzvah danceHORA
- Bar orderANOTHER
- Bar purchasesROUNDS
- Bar tab, e.g.BILL
- Barbadian Ambassador/singerRIHANNA
- Barbadian singing star's nicknameRIRI
- Barbaro's role in "A Complete Unknown"BAEZ
- Barbecue blendRUB
- Barbecue boneRIB
- Barbecue chef's coat?MEATRUB
- Barbecue choiceBEEFRIB
- Barbecue detritusASH
- Barbecue discardBONE
- Barbecue optionBEEFRIB
- Barbecue residueASH
- Barbecue rodSPIT
- Barbecue rodsSKEWERS
- Barbecue servingRIBS
- Barbecue wipeWETNAP
- Barbecues, for instanceROASTS
- Barber shop sweepingsHAIR
- Barber tool with teethCOMB
- Barber's razor sharpenerSTROP
- Barber's sharpenerSTROP
- Barbershop partsTENORS
- Barbie actress RaeISSA
- Barbie or KenDOLL
- Barbie, e.g.TOY
- Barbie's boyfriendKEN
- Barbieland ruler portrayerRAE
- Barcelona billsEUROS
- Barcelona bullTORO
- Barcelona menSENORS
- Bard monarchLEAR
- Bard play categoryCOMEDIES
- Bard's "Bah!"FIE
- Bard's "close by"NIGH
- Bard's "over there"YON
- Bard's "venomous fool"ASP
- Bard's beforeERE
- Bard's creationPOEM
- Bard's fairy kingOBERON
- Bard's Greek lordTIMON
- Bard's royal nicknameHAL
- Bard's sphereORB
- Bard's title starterALLS
- BareNAKED
- Bare minimumsLEASTS
- Bare-bonesBASIC
- BarefacedEVIDENT
- BareheadedHATLESS
- BarelyATAD
- Barely balancedTEETERED
- Barely defeatedEDGED
- Barely detectable amountTRACE
- Barely gets (by)EKES
- Barely manageEKEOUT
- Barely manage, with "by"EKE
- Barely passing gradeDEE
- Barely passing gradesDEES
- Barely sufficientSCANT, CLEO
- Barely sustainEKEOUT
- Barely usable pencilsNUBS
- Barely visibleDIM
- BargainDEAL
- Bargain basket items, for shortIRRS, EKES, TINTED
- Bargain, at timesPLEA
- Barinholtz of "The Studio"IKE
- Bark beetle targetELM
- Barked remarkARF
- Barked sharplyYIPPED
- Barkeeper who is a frequent target of Bart's prank callsMOE
- Barking marine mammalSEAL
- Barley bundleSHEAF
- Barley minus hullsGROATS
- Barley relativeRYE
- Barn baby, maybeOWLET
- Barn topperVANE
- Barn-top instrumentVANE
- Barnyard beastGOAT
- Barnyard birdHEN
- Barnyard bleatMAA, BAA
- Barnyard bleatsMAAS
- Barnyard commentMAA
- Barnyard dwellingSTY
- Barnyard egg layersHENS
- Barnyard groupHENS
- Barnyard momMARE
- Barnyard motherHEN
- Barnyard soundMOO, OINK, MAA, BAA
- Baron Cohen's Kazakh personaBORAT
- Baroque music bylineJSBACH
- Baroque music giantBACH
- Baroque painter GuidoRENI
- Barracks bedBUNK
- Barracudas, bees, buffaloes,...FAUNA
- Barrel artisanCOOPER
- Barrel componentSTAVE
- Barrel materialOAK
- Barrel of laughsRIOT, PANIC
- Barrel woodOAK
- Barrel-__ maple syrupAGED
- Barrel-aged, as ChardonnayOAKED
- Barrel-shaped drumsCONGAS
- BarreledTORE
- Barrels intoRAMS
- BarrierWALL
- Barrier to teamworkEGO
- Barry + (Elliot + Jimmy)WHITEPAGES
- Bars under carsRAILS
- Bart Simpson's sisterLISA
- Bart's bus driverOTTO
- BarterSWAP
- Bartlett or BoscPEAR
- Barton of the Red CrossCLARA
- Bas-relief mediumGESSO
- Basaltic plain on the moonMARE
- Base 7SINS
- Base after third baseHOME
- Base for some paintsLATEX
- Base of many saladsLETTUCE
- Base's chemical oppositeACID
- Baseball apparel companyNEWERA
- Baseball bat woodMAPLE
- Baseball card giant owned by FanaticsTOPPS
- Baseball card statsRBIS
- Baseball diamondINFIELD
- Baseball dynasty nameALOU
- Baseball featureSEAM
- Baseball fielder's needGLOVE
- Baseball gloveMITT
- Baseball great RipkenCAL
- Baseball great RobertoALOMAR
- Baseball great SatchelPAIGE
- Baseball great SuzukiICHIRO
- Baseball gripping aidSEAM
- Baseball Hall of Famer JeterDEREK
- Baseball Hall of Famer MusialSTAN
- Baseball hatCAP
- Baseball hatsCAPS
- Baseball headwearCAPS
- Baseball long hitHOMER
- Baseball officialUMP
- Baseball officialsUMPS
- Baseball player Jose with the hit song "OMG"IGLESIAS
- Baseball refereesUMPS
- Baseball slugger's stat: Abbr.RBI
- Baseball team's starting lineup, e.g.NONET
- Baseball's fall celebratorsWORLDSERIESCHAMPIONS
- BaselessUNTRUE
- Bash of CNNDANA
- BashfulTIMID
- Basic arithmetic homeworkSUMS
- Basic command at obedience schoolSIT
- Basic compoundALKALI
- Basic credoTENET
- Basic dudeBRO
- Basic flotation devicePOOLNOODLE
- Basic garage serviceLUBEJOB
- Basic interface for a PCUSBPORT
- Basic Latin verbERAT
- Basic lunch choiceCHEESESANDWICH
- Basic particleATOM
- Basic skateboard jumpOLLIE
- Basic skateboard trickOLLIE
- Basic stuffSTAPLES
- Basic trainingABCS
- Basic, polite behaviorCOMMONCOURTESY
- BasicsABCS
- Basil-based saucePESTO
- Basilica areasAPSES
- Basilica nicheAPSE
- Basilica of San Francesco cityASSISI
- Basis for standard timekeepingSOLARDAY
- Basis of some protein powdersPEA
- Basis of some ratingsAGELEVEL
- Basket made on a reboundTIPIN
- Basketball commentator RebeccaLOBO
- Basketball Hall of Famer MeyersANN
- Basketball Hall of Famer RebeccaLOBO
- Basketball Hall of Famer SteveNASH
- Basketball officialREF
- Basketball stuffDUNK
- Basketball targetHOOP
- Basketball three-pointerTREY
- Basks inENJOYS, ADORES
- Bass favored by BachVIOL
- Bass lineALES
- Bass music symbolFCLEF
- Bass or troutFISH
- Bass organGILL
- Bass-baritone SimonESTES
- Bassist Weymouth of Talking HeadsTINA
- Bassoon kinOBOE
- Bat Appreciation Mo.OCT
- Bat better thanOUTHIT
- Bat-making machineLATHE
- Bat's underground homeCAVE
- Batcave, for instanceSECRETLAIR
- Bath facilitiesLOO
- Bath powder ingredientTALC
- Bath powder mineralTALC
- Bath scrubberLOOFAH
- Bathroom, in BathLOO
- Bathtub cakeSOAP
- Bathymetric mapping toolSONAR
- Batman aliasBRUCE
- Batman and Robin, e.g.ROLES
- Batman's partnerROBIN
- Baton __, LAROUGE
- Baton Rouge sch.LSU
- Baton-passing raceRELAY
- Batter beaterWHISK
- Batter-chunk frozen dessertCOOKIEDOUGH
- Batter's baseEGGS
- Batter's boxful?CATTOYS
- Battering windGALE
- Battery fluidACID
- Battery knobANODE
- Battery measuresVOLTS
- Battery polesANODES
- Battery terminalANODE
- Battery terminalsANODES
- Battery-operated weaponTASER
- Batting in the bottom of the ninthLASTUP
- Batting ployBUNT
- Batting practice concernSWING
- Battle (for)VIE
- Battle of Hastings participantLANCE
- Battle over a boardCHESSMATCH
- Battlefield physicianMEDIC
- Battles of willSTARINGCONTESTS
- Battleship lettersUSS
- Battleship precursorIRONCLAD
- Battleship successesHITS
- Baum princessOZMA
- Bausch's partnerLOMB
- Bauxite, e.g.ORE
- Bawl outSCREAMAT
- Bay Area columnist who coined the word "beatnik"CAEN
- Bay Area NFLerNINER
- Bay Area sch.UCSF
- Bay leaf sourceLAURELTREE
- Bay on Florida's west coastTAMPA
- Bay or coveINLET
- Baylor University cityWACO
- BBC competitor that airs "Love Island"ITV
- BBC news broadcasterNPR
- BBC sci-fi travelerDRWHO
- BC abuts itIDA
- Be a blabberSNITCH
- Be a bother toIRK, ANNOY, TEASE
- Be a bounderSKIP
- Be a drain onSAP
- Be a go-betweenLIAISE
- Be a monarchREIGN
- Be a moocherCADGE
- Be a nuisanceIMPOSE, KRAMER, SMEARS
- Be a pest toANNOY
- Be a pilotAVIATE
- Be a ratTATTLE
- Be a retailer ofSELL
- Be a retailer, sayDOBUSINESS
- Be a very big helpDOWONDERS
- Be a volunteerENLIST
- Be able to pay forAFFORD
- Be about to fallTEETER
- Be abundantTEEM
- Be adjacent toABUT
- Be admittedGETIN
- Be afraid ofFEAR
- Be alongsideABUT
- Be an indication ofDENOTE
- Be an omen ofAUGUR, BODE
- Be appealing?PLEAD
- Be back in businessREOPEN
- Be behind, in a wayOWE
- Be benevolentDONATE
- Be better thanTOP
- Be boastfulBRAG
- Be boldGOBIG
- Be brattyACTUP
- Be byABUT
- Be clad inWEAR
- Be competitive withRIVAL
- Be concerned (about)CARE
- Be done with your castWRAP
- Be entitled toEARN
- Be finished byENDAT
- Be flexibleBEND
- Be forced to recantEATCROW
- Be fretfulWORRY
- Be good at everythingDOITALL
- Be hard on the earsGRATE
- Be helpful toAID
- Be homesick (for)YEARN
- Be in arrearsOWE
- Be in chargeRUNTHESHOW
- Be in debtOWE
- Be in harmonyAGREE, JIBE
- Be inclinedTILT
- Be insistentPRESS
- Be introduced toMEET
- Be left withNET
- Be liable toOWE
- Be made up ofCOMPRISE
- Be mistakenERR
- Be more than enough forSATE, GLUT
- Be neighboringABUT
- Be next toABUT
- Be nosyPRY
- Be of __ (help)USETO
- Be outstandingOWE
- Be overly anxiousDROOL
- Be overly interestedPRY
- Be overly maudlinCLOY
- Be patient forAWAIT
- Be penitentATONE
- Be piraticRAID
- Be playfulJOKE
- Be positionedLIE
- Be proneLIE
- Be prosperousROLLINDOUGH
- Be purposelessLOAF
- Be rife (with)TEEM
- Be shortOWE
- Be short with, perhapsRETORT
- Be short with?OWE
- Be sickAIL
- Be sporadicCOMEANDGO
- Be starstruckGAWK
- Be suspendedHOVER
- Be too boastfulGLOAT
- Be too inquisitiveSNOOP
- Be too nosyPRY
- Be too theatricalEMOTE
- Be unsuccessfulFAIL
- Be untruthfulLIE
- Be up againstABUT
- Be uselessTAKEUPSPACE
- Be very fond ofADORE
- Be vexedFRET
- Be what you're notEMOTE
- Be wild aboutLOVE
- Be worthwhilePAY
- Be worthy ofEARN, MERIT
- Be wrongERR
- Beach barkerSEALION
- Beach birdTERN, SEAGULL
- Beach bottle no.SPF
- Beach Boys hit that imagines Santa Claus in a hot-rod sleighLITTLESAINTNICK
- Beach bucketsPAILS
- Beach city near PepperdineMALIBU
- Beach crawlerCRAB
- Beach crawlersCRABS
- Beach footwearFLIPFLOPSANDALS
- Beach on a film setADAM
- Beach race outcome?QUICKSANDCASTLE
- Beach resort localeCOASTALTOWN
- Beach season in MarseilleETE
- Beach shelterCABANA
- Beach sport for the self-absorbed?EGOSURFING
- Beach toyKITE
- Beach volleyball surfaceSAND
- Beach volleyball team, e.g.DUO
- Beach's large refuse containerTRASHBARREL
- Beachfront constructionSANDDUNE
- Beacon in a year-end songREDNOSE
- Beadlike piece on a Hawaiian necklacePUKASHELL
- Beagle barkYELP
- Beagle or basset houndDOG
- Beagle or bulldogBREED
- Beagle's floppy featuresEARS
- Beam in a printerLASER
- Beam of lightRAY
- Beam of sunRAY
- Beam-supporting hardwareTPLATE
- BeanNOGGIN, FAVA, LIMA
- Bean fermented to make misoSOYA
- Bean in frijoles de la ollaPINTO
- Bean sprout?IDEA
- Bean that's brewedARABICA
- Bean used to make tofuSOYA
- Beans or broccoliSIDE
- Bear __ (Canadian snowshoe)PAW
- Bear beginningFORE
- Bear claw, e.g.PASTRY
- Bear feetPAWS
- Bear flowersBLOOM
- Bear hairFUR
- Bear in a cribTEDDY
- Bear in the airURSA
- Bear in the skyURSA
- Bear necessity?LAIR
- Bear on a sky mapURSA
- Bear pal of PigletPOOH
- Bear whose porridge was too coldMAMA
- Beards similar to VandykesGOATEES
- BearingMIEN, DEMEANOR, CARRIAGE
- Bears named for an Alaskan archipelagoKODIAKS
- Bears, e.g.TEAM
- Beast of burdenASS
- Beat __ to your doorAPATH
- Beat handilyROUT
- Beat with one's fistsPUMMEL
- Beatles drummerRINGO
- Beatles hit on "Please Please Me," which could be dedicated to 16-, 24-, 35-, and 50-AcrossPSILOVEYOU
- Beatles opener?THE
- Beats by __DRE
- Beatty/Hoffman film flopISHTAR
- Beaufort __SCALE
- BeautifiedDIDUP
- Beautiful time of yr. at a botanical gardenSPR
- Beautiful, in BarcelonaHERMOSA
- Beauty aisle brandOLAY
- Beauty and the __BEAST
- Beauty and the Beast tea utensilPOTTS
- Beauty bar brandOLAY
- Beauty brandOLAY, ULTA
- Beauty parlor's aerosolHAIRSPRAY
- Beauty school treatment?LEARNERSPERM
- Beauty spotsSPAS
- Beauty store chainULTA
- Beaver constructionDAM
- Beaver creationDAM
- Beaver projectDAM
- Beaver projectsDAMS
- Beaver-built structureDAM
- BeBe Winans' singing sisterCECE
- Became an adultGREWUP
- Became bitterSOURED
- Became colorlessPALED
- Became irateGOTMAD
- Became red in the faceROUGED
- Became undrinkableSOURED
- BecauseINTHAT
- Because ofDUETO
- Beckham also known as Posh SpiceVICTORIA
- Become accustomed (to)INURE
- Become all yoursVEST
- Become angrySEERED
- Become establishedSETIN
- Become familiar withINURETO
- Become fatiguedTIRE
- Become franticPANIC
- Become harvestableRIPEN
- Become inedibleGOBAD, ROT
- Become messy, as mascaraRUN
- Become one with the crowdBLENDIN
- Become overwhelmedPANIC
- Become prominentARISE
- Become soakedGETWET
- Become tallerGROW
- Become well againHEAL
- Becomes a paid athleteGOESPRO
- Becomes inedibleROTS, SPOILS
- Becomes less intenseABATES
- Becomes obsolescent, in a wayRUSTS
- Becoming chillyDRIFTINGAPART
- Bed coversDUVETS, PJS
- Bed fellows?EELS
- Bed for an infantCRIB
- Bed linenSHEETS
- Bed makeupRICE
- Bed sizeTWIN
- Bed supportSLAT
- Bed topperSEA
- Bed-support stripSLAT
- BedazzleAWE
- Bedouin mountsCAMELS
- Bedsheets and pillowcasesLINEN
- Bedside illumination with a shadeTABLELAMP
- Bedside surface for an alarm clockNIGHTSTAND
- Bedspread alternativeDUVET
- Bedspread's smaller kinAFGHANS
- Bedtime recitationPRAYER
- Bedtime story, e.g.TALE
- Bee attackSTING
- Bee fore?API, USA
- Bee keeperAPIARY
- Bee-yAPIAN
- Bee's attackSTING
- Bee's homeHIVE
- Beef aboutLAMENT
- Beef and porkMEATS
- Beef cutLOIN
- Beef inspecting agency: Abbr.USDA
- Beef inspection agcy.USDA
- Beef inspection org.USDA
- Beef meal in a slow cookerSTEW
- Beef or porkMEAT
- Beefsteak, for oneTOMATO
- Beefy, casuallySWOLE
- Beeginning?API
- Beehive productHONEY
- BeekeeperAPIARIST
- Beep on a beeperPAGE
- Beeper on the roadCARHORN
- Beeper?HORN
- BeepersPAGERS
- Beer and skittlesLIFEOFRILEY
- Beer barrelKEG
- Beer barrelsKEGS
- Beer endorsed by a British pop star?DUALIPADUALIPA
- Beer foamHEAD
- Beer foam producerYEAST
- Beer from JapanASAHI
- Beer ingredientYEAST
- Beer merchant selectionALE
- Beer mugSTEIN
- Beer whose logo was the U.K.'s first registered trademarkBASSALE
- Beer with a Grillo's Pickles flavor, brieflyPBR
- Beer's frothFOAM
- Beerlike beverageALE
- Beerlike beveragesALES
- Beers like Smooth Hoperator, brieflyIPAS
- Beers that ferment faster than lagersALES
- Beethoven compositionSONATA
- Beethoven dedicateeELISE
- Beethoven honoreeELISE
- Beethoven student, a Liszt teacherCZERNY
- Beethoven's "Fur ___"ELISE
- Beethoven's birthplaceBONN
- Beethoven's Fifth soloistVIOLA
- Beethoven's ThirdEROICA
- Before nowAGO, EARLIER
- Before too longBYANDBY
- Before you know itSOON
- Before, beforeERE
- Before, in balladsERE
- Before, in classic balladsERE
- Before, in old odesERE
- Before, in poemsERE
- Before, in poetryERE
- Before, in verseERE
- Before, in versesERE
- Before, poeticallyERE
- Before, to 44-AcrossERE
- BegPLEAD
- Began to relaxLOOSENEDUP
- Began with modest goalsSTARTEDOUTSMALL
- Begin again withREDO
- Begin spectacularlySTARTWITHABANG
- Begin to charge?SUR
- Begin to droopSAG
- Begin to irritateWEARON
- Begin to meltTHAW
- Begin to moveSTIR
- Begin to sagGIVE
- Begin to thawMELT
- Begin to tireSAG
- Begin with gustoATTACK
- Begin, as an enterpriseENTERON
- Beginner with basilSPICENOVICE
- Beginner, informallyNEWBIE
- BeginningORIGIN, ADVENT
- Beginning of a playACTI
- Beginning of a theoryIDEA
- Beginning phaseONSET
- Beginning stageONSET
- Beginning to lose?ELL
- Begins to thawMELTS
- Behavior that's hard to breakHABIT
- BehindDERRIERE
- Behind scheduleLATE
- Behold, of oldECCE
- Behr productPAINT
- Beige hueECRU
- Beige shadeECRU
- Beijing moneyYUAN
- Beijing or BoulderCITY
- Being broadcastONTV
- Being chilledONICE
- Being loudly angry withRAGINGAT
- Being the big kahunaREIGNINGSUPREME
- Being, in LatinESSE
- Bejeweled Blitz iconsGEMS
- Bel __ cheesePAESE
- Bela, in Son of FrankensteinYGOR
- Belgian portGHENT
- Belgian riverYSER
- Belgian-based imaging giantAGFA
- Belgrade nativeSERB
- Belgrade's countrySERBIA
- Belief systemISM
- Belief systemsISMS
- Belief, in briefISM
- BelieveHOLD
- Believe to beDEEM
- Believer's coveringHIJAB
- Believer's endingIST
- Believes (in)HASFAITH
- BelittleABASE, DEMEAN
- Bell-tower soundsPEALS
- Bell's loud soundPEAL
- Belles at ballsDEBS
- Belligerent sortSCRAPPER
- BellowsROARS
- BellyTUM, GUT, TUMMY
- Belly button typeINNIE, OUTIE
- Belly dancer's jewelryANKLET
- Belly musclesABS
- Belly-band around Japanese slipcasesOBI
- BellyachesWHINES
- BelovedDEAR
- Beloved celebrityIDOL
- Beloved exemplarIDOL
- Beloved folksDEARS
- Beloved rock, e.g.PET
- Beloved starIDOL
- Beloved, in BordeauxCHERI
- BelowUNDER
- Below-ground tree partsROOTS
- BeltSWIG
- Belt out tunes with water falling on youSINGINTHESHOWER
- Belt partBUCKLE
- Belt's spotWAIST
- Belted outSUNG
- Beltway Series ballplayer, familiarlyNAT
- BemoanLAMENT
- Ben & Jerry's rivalEDYS
- Ben Franklin, John Adams, etc.FOUNDINGFATHERS
- Ben Franklin's birthplaceBOSTON
- Bench clampVISE
- Bench press musclePEC
- Bench press musclesDELTS
- Benches and chairsSEATS
- BenchmarksNORMS
- Bend in a roadCURVE
- Bend in slippersPLIE
- Bend out of shapeWARP
- Bending readilyLITHE
- BeneathUNDER
- Beneficial to both sidesWINWIN
- BeneficiaryHEIR
- Beneficiary of "special provisions" in the Indian ConstitutionHINDUCASTE
- BenefitAVAIL
- Benefited from the end of daylight saving time, or a hint to 20-, 28-, and 42-AcrossGAINEDANHOUR
- Benelux continentEUR
- Bengali butterGHEE
- BenjaminsCNOTES
- Benoit Blanc, e.g.SLEUTH
- Benson Lee coming-of-age film set in South KoreaSEOULSEARCHING
- Bentley of "Yellowstone"WES
- BerateRAILAT
- Berates loudlyYELLSAT
- BereftDEVOID
- Béret, par exempleCHAPEAU
- Berets and beaniesHATS
- Bering Sea isleATTU
- Berkeley, familiarlyCAL
- Berlioz's "__ Troyens"LES
- Bermuda, to BritainCROWNCOLONY
- Bernardine Evaristo's "Girl, Woman, __"OTHER
- Berry Farm founderKNOTT
- Berry from BrazilACAI
- Berry grown in Ohio?HALLE
- Berry in a yogurt bowlACAI
- Berry native to the Amazon rainforestACAI
- Berry touted as a superfoodACAI
- Bert who played the Cowardly LionLAHR
- Bert, to ErnieROOMIE
- Bert's "Sesame Street" roommateERNIE
- Bert's kid-vid friendERNIE
- Bert's kid-vid palERNIE
- Bert's Muppet friendERNIE
- Bert's Muppet palERNIE
- Bert's Sesame Street buddyERNIE
- Bert's Sesame Street palERNIE
- Bertrand Russell's "parent of cruelty"FEAR
- BeseechURGE
- BeseechedPLED
- BeseechesBEGS
- Beset from all directionsSWARM
- BesideALONG
- Beside oneselfIRATE
- Besides thatTOO, ELSE
- BesiegedOVERRAN
- Bespoke, as a suitHANDTAILORED
- BestTOP
- Best budsPALS
- Best Championship Performance, e.g.ESPY
- Best club in Vegas?ACE
- Best Comeback Athlete, e.g.ESPY
- Best effortAGAME
- Best guess as to when, initiallyETA
- Best guesses: Abbr.ESTS
- Best imaginableIDEAL
- Best in a poolOUTSWIM
- Best In Business awarderINC
- Best man's traditional taskWEDDINGDINNERTOAST
- Best of the bestAONE, GAUL
- Best pair in pokerACES
- Best Picture Oscar winner starring Mikey MadisonANORA
- Best Picture winner set in IranARGO
- Best Play, for oneTONY
- Best possibleIDEAL
- Best Score Oscar nominee name for GandhiRAVI
- Best version of oneself, in psych-speakEGOIDEAL
- Best yet, per record booksALLTIME
- Best-__ plansLAID
- Best-case scenariosOPTIMA
- Best-flavoredTASTIEST
- Best-in-classAONE, TOPS
- BestestFAVE
- BestiePAL
- Bestow good uponBLESS
- BestridingATOP
- BestsONEUPS
- Bet-matching statement in pokerICALL
- Beta follower?TRON
- Beta precederALPHA
- Bête __NOIRE
- Beth Ann Fennelly's "__ to Butter"ODE
- BetrayRATON
- Betray nervousnessPACE
- Betray overeagernessDROOL
- Betray, or what can be found three times in this puzzleDOUBLECROSS
- BetrayedFLIPPEDON
- Betrays fearPALES
- BetrothedFIANCEE
- Betsy of flag fameROSS
- Bette's "Divine" stage nameMISSM
- Better equippedABLER
- Better for a taskABLER
- Better late __ neverTHAN
- Better suited forAPTER
- Betting settingCASINO
- Betting settingsOTBS
- Betting statODDS
- Betty Who's Grinch boySTU
- Betty's makeupAPPLES
- Between zero and 90 degreesACUTE
- Between, in FrenchENTRE
- Between, in SpanishENTRE
- Between, to RacineENTRE
- Beverage brewed in bagsTEA
- Beverage served on tapBEER
- Beverage suffixADE
- BeveragesDRINKS
- Beverages that sound bothersomeTEAS
- Beverly Hills shopping streetRODEODRIVE
- Beverly of the "Vacation" filmsDANGELO
- BewilderADDLE, BAFFLE
- BewilderedFOGGY
- BewitchHEX
- Beyoncé challenge in the song "Energy"EVERYBODYONMUTE
- Beyoncé song about the joy of human existenceBEALIVE
- Beyoncé song with the lyric "I got my angel now"HALO
- Beyoncé, to the BeyhiveIDOL
- Beyoncé's "I Am... __ Fierce"SASHA
- Beyonceworld.com, e.g.FANSITE
- Beyond buddingINLEAF
- Beyond disputeTRUE
- Beyond irritatedFEDUP
- Beyond madIRATE
- Beyond repairTOTALED, KAPUT
- Beyond unexpectedEERIE
- Beyond what's reasonableTOOFAR
- Bhindi masala podOKRA
- Bhutan neighborTIBET
- Bi- multipleOCTO
- Bi- quadrupledOCTO
- Bialik of The Big Bang TheoryMAYIM
- Biathlon needSKI
- Bibimbap toppingKIMCHI
- Bible book before 1 Cor.ROM
- Bible camp genre, or what the answers to the starred clues could be mistaken for?CHRISTIANROCK
- Bible's "kept"HADST
- Bible's firstborn boyCAIN
- Biblical "See this!"BEHOLD
- Biblical approvalYEA
- Biblical ark builderNOAH
- Biblical ark makerNOAH
- Biblical brotherABEL
- Biblical don'tsSINS
- Biblical excerptTEXT
- Biblical gardenEDEN
- Biblical hymnPSALM
- Biblical kingdom east of the Dead SeaMOAB
- Biblical man on the inside?JONAH
- Biblical marinerNOAH
- Biblical mountSINAI
- Biblical mountain ridgeOLIVET
- Biblical paradiseEDEN
- Biblical peakARARAT
- Biblical plotEDEN
- Biblical possessiveTHY
- Biblical prepositionUNTO
- Biblical queen's homeSHEBA
- Biblical queen's landSHEBA
- Biblical rider of a red horseWAR
- Biblical shepherdABEL
- Biblical site of long division?REDSEA
- Biblical son of SethENOS
- Biblical songPSALM
- Biblical suffixETH
- Biblical symbols of strengthOXEN
- Biblical tower cityBABEL
- Biblical tower townBABEL
- Biblical transportARK
- Biblical twinESAU
- Biblical twin of JacobESAU
- Biblical wonderlandEDEN
- Bibliography abbr.ETAL
- Biceps buildersARMCURLS
- Biceps exerciseARMCURL
- Biceps-working exercise, literallyNIHC
- Biceps' locationARM
- BickerARGUE
- Bicontinental country's capitalANKARA
- Bicycle attachmentHORN
- Bicycle spokes, essentiallyRADII
- Bicycle wheelTIRE
- Bicycles and airplanes?WRIGHTSTUFF
- Bidding eventAUCTION
- Bids "bon voyage!" toSEESOFF
- Bifurcated choiceAORB
- Big __ National ParkBEND
- Big __: David Ortiz nicknamePAPI
- Big __: semisRIGS
- Big addition to a to-be-read pileTOME
- Big African beastHIPPO
- Big Apple area named for its Colonial calcium carbonate depositsWHITESTONE
- Big Apple baseballersMETS
- Big Apple beach's __ IslandCONEY
- Big Apple convenience store greeterBODEGACAT
- Big Apple fashion lettersDKNY
- Big Apple islandMANHATTAN
- Big Apple mascotMRMET
- Big Apple newspaper, for shortNYT
- Big Apple resident, for shortNYER
- Big Apple sluggersMETS
- Big Apple suburb in ConnecticutCOSCOB
- Big Apple teamYANKS
- Big Apple-based fashion labelDKNY
- Big Apple's ad bizMADISONAVENUE
- Big Apple's BravestFDNY
- Big aspirationsGASPS
- Big Aussie birdsEMUS
- Big Australian birdsEMUS
- Big band member?TUBA
- Big bang lettersTNT
- Big batteriesDCELLS
- Big battler in FantasiaTREX
- Big beast with a trunkELEPHANT
- Big Ben's cityLONDON
- Big birdEMU, OSTRICH
- Big bird of AustraliaEMU
- Big birds of AustraliaEMUS
- Big blastBASH
- Big blowBANG
- Big Blue of the NFL, for shortNYG
- Big bovinesOXEN
- Big brand of elevatorsOTIS
- Big brass hornTUBA
- Big bratTERROR
- Big brawlMELEE
- Big brewerURN
- Big briny bodySEA
- Big brother?ABBOT, BAABAA, ALIAS, ORCA
- Big bruisersHEMEN
- Big brutesOGRES
- Big bulliesOGRES
- Big bullyBRUTE
- Big bumblerAPE
- Big bundle of bucksWAD
- Big bustlesADOS
- Big buyer of missile defense systemsELAL
- Big catPUMA
- Big cat handlersTAMERS
- Big cat hybridLIGER
- Big cat in the skyLEO
- Big cat that roarsLION
- Big cheesesPOTENTATES
- Big citrusPOMELO
- Big city bigwigMAYOR
- Big city for futebolRIO
- Big clumsy typesOXES
- Big co. designationINC
- Big coffee brewerURN
- Big coffee dispenserURN
- Big commotionADO
- Big Cup candy brandREESES
- Big D cagersMAVS
- Big D proMAV
- Big D sch.SMU
- Big day for a co.IPO
- Big digsESTATE
- Big doGALA
- Big drink of waterGULP
- Big enchiladaTOPBANANA
- Big familyTRIBE
- Big flower potURN
- Big fussADO, HOOHA
- Big game in UtahELKS
- Big grazerELK
- Big hairAFRO
- Big hairdoAFRO
- Big handbagTOTE
- Big hitTRIPLE
- Big hit on the comics pageBAM
- Big hopperHARE
- Big horned animalRHINO
- Big house in BritainGAOL
- Big inconvenienceHASSLE
- Big laughYUK
- Big league aideBATBOY
- Big library bookATLAS
- Big lugsOAFS
- Big Mac rivals?PCS
- Big mad and not hiding itAGGRO
- Big messSNAFU
- Big mistakeBONER
- Big mo. for floristsFEB
- Big moment in a pairs figure skating routineLIFT
- Big money, for shortMIL
- Big mountain catPUMA
- Big mouthMAW
- Big name in bagsPRADA
- Big name in BoSox historyYAZ
- Big name in bouillonKNORR
- Big name in bowling centersAMF
- Big name in boxed mac and cheeseANNIES
- Big name in brick phonesNOKIA
- Big name in bright lightsKLIEG
- Big name in canned cornDELMONTE
- Big name in car manufacturingOTIS
- Big name in caulkDAP
- Big name in chipsINTEL
- Big name in comfort footwearTAOS
- Big name in confessional poetrySYLVIAPLATH
- Big name in crisis managementNATO
- Big name in elevatorsOTIS
- Big name in excavatorsDEERE
- Big name in field equipmentDEERE
- Big name in foilALCOA
- Big name in French fashionDIOR
- Big name in frozen dessertsSARALEE
- Big name in gaming monitorsACER
- Big name in gummy bearsHARIBO, LIE
- Big name in ice creamEDY
- Big name in jarred tomato sauceRAO
- Big name in jewelryKAY
- Big name in laptops and lipstickMAC
- Big name in loansSALLIE
- Big name in locksYALE
- Big name in midcentury modern designEAMES
- Big name in middle management?ATKINS
- Big name in moviesIMAX
- Big name in nail polishOPI
- Big name in pasta sauceRAO
- Big name in pizza snacksTOTINOS
- Big name in plastic wrapSARAN
- Big name in potato chipsLAYS
- Big name in Rationalism and Mind-Body DualismRENE
- Big name in screen gamesATARI
- Big name in seltzer waterPOLAR
- Big name in small appliancesNINJA
- Big name in small cubesKNORR
- Big name in soul musicARETHA
- Big name in surrealismDALI, MIRO
- Big name in the school supply aisleELMER
- Big name in the Wild West ShowANNIE
- Big name in threadsFASHIONICON
- Big name in tractorsDEERE
- Big name in trading cardsTOPPS
- Big name in video streamingROKU
- Big name in volleyballsVOIT
- Big name in Western fictionGREY
- Big name on Texas mapsPASO
- Big or Little formation in the night skyDIPPER
- Big partyBASH
- Big personalitiesEGOS
- Big phoniesPOSEURS
- Big pieces of concreteSLABS
- Big pigBOAR
- Big pigsHOGS
- Big primateAPE
- Big primatesAPES
- Big rigsSEMIS
- Big scoopsLADLES
- Big seller of bookcasesIKEA
- Big serving of cakeSLAB
- Big shakeSEISM
- Big shots, from surfing slangKAHUNAS
- Big slice of meat loafSLAB
- Big smileGRIN
- Big source of powerSOL
- Big spenderSPORT
- Big spender at a casinoWHA
- Big spender's maximEASYCOMEEASYGO
- Big sports betOVER
- Big star's small roleCAMEO
- Big successHIT
- Big talkBOAST
- Big thing in a holeACE
- Big to-doRUCKUS
- Big wheelsKAHUNAS
- Big whoopADO
- Big word on Indiana mapsHAUTE
- Big zeroLOSER
- Big-box chainIKEA
- Big-eyed baby birdOWLET
- Big-eyed night birdOWL
- Big-eyed night birdsOWLS
- Big-screen movie formatIMAX
- Big-screen suffix for jumboTRON
- Bigfoot cousinYETI
- Bigger than bigMEGA
- Biggest cheesePREZ
- Biggest city in the Cornhusker StateOMAHA
- Biggest competitorARCHRIVAL
- Biggest holiday in VietnamTET
- Biggest of the Three BearsPAPA
- Biggie __: 1990s rap monikerSMALLS
- Bighorn's motherEWE
- BigwigMOGUL
- Bigwig celebrity, for shortVIP
- Bigwigs, for shortVIPS
- Bike attachmentHORN
- Bike maintenance toolsOILERS
- Bike part that can be raised and loweredSEAT
- Bike spokesRADII
- Bike trick also called a stoppieENDO
- Bike's foot leversPEDALS
- Biker trying to miss the bus, perhaps?DAREDEVIL
- Biker with a gas tankMOTORCYCLERIDER
- Biker's challengeHILL
- Bikini partsBRAS
- Bikini topBRA
- Bikini topsBRAS
- Biles with five eponymous gymnastics skillsSIMONE
- Bilingual "Sesame Street" MuppetROSITA
- Bilingual cartoon explorerDORA
- Bilingual subj.ESL
- BillNOTE
- Bill addressing climate change?NYE
- Bill collection sitePEW
- Bill delivererSENATEPAGE
- Bill dispenserATM
- Bill fig.AMT
- Bill for drinksBARTAB
- Bill Nye's fieldSCIENCE
- Bill with round numbers?OPENTAB
- Billboard "Greatest Rapper of All Time"JAYZ
- Billboard biggest young-male group, 1987-2012BOYZIIMEN
- Billboards and commercialsADS
- Billboards, e.g.ADS
- Billfold fillONES
- Billiards bounceCAROM
- Billiards gameSIXBALL
- Billiards stickCUE
- Billiards sticksCUES
- Billiards surfacePOOLTABLE
- Billiards targetCUEBALL
- Billie Eilish's "__ Guy"BAD
- Billion-gross film of 2023BARBIE
- Billionth: Pref.NANO
- Bills replaced by coins in Canada and AustraliaONES
- Bills with LincolnFIVES
- Bills with Washington's faceONES
- Billy of "Titanic"ZANE
- Billy Porter series about 1980s ball culturePOSE
- Billy who wore a velvet tuxedo jacket and ball gown to the Oscars in 2019PORTER
- Binary digitsONES
- Binary type of questionYESNO
- Binary, in a wayYESNO
- BindTIE
- Binder flapsTABS
- Bing portalMSN
- Binge-watch, sayODON
- BingesBENDERS
- Bingo kinBEANO
- Bingo-like casino gameKENO
- Binoculars partLENS
- Bio informationAGE
- Bio, for oneSCI
- BiodegradeROT
- Biodiversity org.WWF
- BiographyLIFESTORY
- Biol. or chem.SCI
- Biological groupingsPHYLA
- Biological pouchSAC
- Biological translation templateRNA
- Biology blueprintsGENOMES
- Bioluminescence produced by marine microorganismsSEAFIRE
- Biomedical research agcy.NIH
- Biometrical targetIRIS
- Biopic with Dr. King and Malcolm XALI
- Biotech bacteriaECOLI
- Biotech creationCLONE
- Biotech firm developing cancer vaccinesMODERNA
- Biotech firm known for vaccinesMODERNA
- Biotech giantAMGEN, SFO
- Birch relativeALDER
- Bird assembling twigsNESTER
- Bird feeder fillerSEED
- Bird feeder foodSUET
- Bird feeder morselsSEEDS
- Bird feeder?BEAK
- Bird in a coopHEN
- Bird in a Poe poemRAVEN
- Bird in much Australian artEMU
- Bird in the bushEMU
- Bird in Tootsie Pop adsOWL
- Bird of __ (eagle or vulture)PREY
- Bird of peaceDOVE
- Bird on a Sydney 50-centerEMU
- Bird on the Canadian dollar coinLOON
- Bird on the Rosetta StoneIBIS
- Bird soundTWEE
- Bird symbolizing peaceDOVE
- Bird that honksGOOSE
- Bird that quacksDUCK
- Bird that weaves pouchlike hanging nestsORIOLE
- Bird that went extinct in the 1660sDODO
- Bird with a long neckSWAN
- Bird with large green eggsEMU
- Bird with small blue eggsROBIN
- Bird-relatedAVIAN
- Bird: Lat.AVIS
- Bird's dwellingNEST
- Bird's feathersPLUMAGE
- Bird's gulletCRAW
- Bird's soundTWEET
- Bird's wing boneULNA
- Birdhouse foodSUET
- Birds associated with wisdomOWLS
- Birds fly through themSKIES
- Birds of preyEAGLES
- Birds paraded on Saint Stephen's Day in IrelandWRENS
- Birds that hootOWLS
- Birds that make hourly appearancesCUCKOOS
- Birds whose collective noun is chimeWRENS
- Birds whose young sometimes face-plant to sleepOWLS
- Birds, bees, begonias,...BIOTA
- Birds' homesNESTS
- Birds' homes in treesNESTS
- Birds' tree homesNESTS
- Birds' twig abodesNESTS
- Birdseed ingredientSUET
- Birkenstock optionCLOG
- Birria orderTACO
- Birth announcement abbr.LBS
- Birth announcement tripletLBS
- Birth announcement?ADDITIONSIGN
- Birth years for some of Gen ZEARLYAUGHTS
- Birth-relatedNATAL
- BIRTHDAY __ (bounce house, for example)PARTYRENTAL
- Birthday girl's new numberAGE
- Birthday party dessertCAKE
- Birthing coachDOULA
- Birthplace of 2021 AL Rookie of the Year Randy ArozarenaCUBA
- Birthplace of K-popSEOUL
- Birthplace of novelist Kiran DesaiINDIA
- Birthstone between sapphire and topazOPAL
- Birthstone for many PiscesAQUAMARINE
- Birthstone for some ScorpiosOPAL
- Biscayne Bay cityMIAMI
- Biscotti flavoringANISE, ALMOND
- BisectHALVE
- BisectsHALVES
- Bishop of Jerusalem c. 100STSIMEON
- Bishop's domainDIOCESE, SEE
- Bismarck precederOTTO, VON
- Bissell's German rivalMIELE
- Bistecca __ fiorentinaALLA
- BistroCAFE
- Bistro amenityWIFI
- Bistro billsTABS
- Bistro where diners rarely get what they order?CONFUSIONRESTAURANT
- Bistro, e.g.EATERY
- Bistro, for instanceEATERY
- Bistro's listingMENU
- BitGAG
- Bit hard (on)CHOMPED
- Bit in many a casseroleSTRINGBEAN
- Bit in some lasersION
- Bit of a bar mixNUT
- Bit of a cloudWISP
- Bit of a Hawaiian ChipTARO
- Bit of a jigsaw puzzlePIECE
- Bit of a model kitPART
- Bit of a monogramLETTER
- Bit of a tortilla chipCORN
- Bit of adviceTIP
- Bit of an atomNEUTRON
- Bit of baloneyFIB
- Bit of bioplasticALGA
- Bit of bird foodSEED
- Bit of black magicHEX
- Bit of body artTATTOO
- Bit of bromineATOM
- Bit of butterDAB
- Bit of changeCENT
- Bit of colorationTINGE
- Bit of critiqueNOTE
- Bit of DNAGENE
- Bit of energyERG
- Bit of evidenceCLUE
- Bit of fridge decorMAGNET
- Bit of hair gelDAB
- Bit of hard-won progressINROAD
- Bit of headwayDENT
- Bit of helpHINT
- Bit of heredityGENE
- Bit of inheritanceGENE
- Bit of inspirationIDEA
- Bit of kid litCHAPTERBOOK
- Bit of kindlingTWIG
- Bit of land in the seaISLE
- Bit of legaleseHEREIN
- Bit of mintSPRIG
- Bit of Persian language?MEW
- Bit of poetryLINE
- Bit of resistanceOHM
- Bit of rosemarySPRIG
- Bit of sign language?OLDE
- Bit of some jamsCAR
- Bit of suctionSIP
- Bit of sunlightRAY
- Bit of thymeSPRIG
- Bit of toothpasteDAB
- Bit of wisdomPEARL
- Bit of witchcraftSPELL
- Bit read by a fortune tellerTEALEAF
- Bit to stuffBREADCRUMB
- Bite lightlyNIPAT
- Bite like a beaverGNAW
- Bite on a rope or clusterNERD
- Biter of Miles MoralesSPIDER
- Bites of the Big AppleBAGELDOGS
- BitingSNIDE, SATIRICAL
- Biting workSATIRE
- Bits of baloneyFIBS
- Bits of chaffHAYSEED
- Bits of trickeryWILES
- Bitter beersALES
- Bitter brew, brieflyIPA
- Bitter rivalryFEUD
- Bitter-smellingACRID
- Bitter-tastingACRID
- Bitty bitsIOTAS
- Björk's countryICELAND
- Bk. after ProverbsECCL
- Bk. openerTOC
- Blab a secretTELL
- Black __OPS
- Black __ cattleANGUS
- Black __ soupBEAN
- Black aces and black eightsTHEDEADMANSHAND
- Black and white cookiesOREOS
- Black Card co.AMEX
- Black dialect, for shortAAVE
- Black eyesSHINERS
- Black gemONYX
- Black magic's pin targetVOODOODOLL
- Black playing cardSPADE
- Black Power symbolFIST
- Black Sea peninsulaCRIMEA
- Black Sea portODESSA
- Black stoneONYX
- Black tea gradePEKOE
- Black tea varietyASSAM, PEKOE
- Black-and-orange birdORIOLE
- Black-and-white 18-Across predatorORCA
- Black-and-white bearsPANDAS
- Black-and-white cookieOREO
- Black-and-white dolphinORCA
- Black-and-white game tileDOMINO
- Black-and-white marine mammalORCA
- Black-and-white treatOREO
- Black-and-white whalesORCAS
- Black-clad subcultureGOTH
- Black-clad teen subcultureGOTH
- Black's opponent in checkersRED
- BlackBerrys, e.g.: Abbr.PDAS
- Blackbird cousinsORIOLES
- Blackboard accessoryCHALK
- Blacken lightlyCHAR
- Blacken, as a steakCHAR
- Blackens with sootSMUTS
- Blackjack cardACE
- Blackjack player's requestHITME
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- Blame forPINON
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- BlanketedCOATED
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- Blast from the __ (song oldie)PAST
- Blast lettersTNT
- Blast or skip pastZAP
- Blast that's often annoyingMASSEMAIL
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- Blasting materialTNT
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- Blazer partLAPEL
- Blazer sleeveARM
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- Bleachers shoutoutHIMOM
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- Bleak assessmentITSBAD
- Bleep outCENSOR
- BlendMIX
- Blend in a bowlSTIR
- Blend togetherMELD
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- Blender buttonPULSE
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- Blender setting for pumpkin pie fillingPUREE
- Blender's baby-food settingPUREE
- Bless using oilANOINT
- Blessed event?SNEEZE
- BlessesOKS
- Blessing elicitorACHOO
- Blessing enderAMEN
- Blessing over breakfast?EGGSBENEDICTION
- Blessing responseAMEN
- Bling for successful MLB teams, literallyWORLDSERIES
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- Blink, sayREACT
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- Blissful placesEDENS
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- Blob of gumWAD
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- Block lettersABC
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- BlockadeSIEGE
- Blockbuster's frequent follow-upSEQUEL
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- Blog additionsPOSTS
- Blog feed initialsRSS
- Blog feed lettersRSS
- Blog messagesPOSTS
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- Bloke's "first-rate"SLAPUP
- BlokesMEN
- Blonde brewALE
- Blonde brewsALES
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- Blood bank fluidsSERA
- Blood bank supplyPLASMA
- Blood componentSERUM
- Blood componentsSERA
- Blood drive unitPINT
- Blood relation, for shortSIB
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- Blood work lettersLDL
- Bloodhound's trailSCENT
- BloomFLOWER
- Bloom in a fall bouquetASTER
- Bloom supporterSTEM
- Blooming __: deep-fried appetizerONION
- Blooper reel bitOUTTAKE
- Blooper reel bitsOUTTAKES
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- Blossom bitPETAL
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- Blossoms yet to openBUDS
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- Blot gentlyDABAT
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- Blouse fabricSILK
- Blouse or turtleneckTOP
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- Blows off steamVENTS
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- Blu-ray.com listingDVD
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- BlubbersWEEPS
- BlueSAD, LOW
- Blue area on a mapSEA
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- Blue Buffalo rivalALPO
- Blue character in a mushroom-shaped houseSMURF
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- Blue jeans brandLEVIS
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- Blue polDEM
- Blue Ribbon beerPABST
- Blue Ribbon lagerPABST
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- Blue-green Muppet who plays the guitarROSITA
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- Blueprint detailSPEC
- Blueprint detail, for shortSPEC
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- Blues guitarist __ MahalTAJ
- Blues Hall of Famer JamesETTA
- Blues singer JamesETTA
- Blues-rock starRAITT
- Bluetooth device's lack, oftenWIRE
- Bluish greenTEAL
- BlunderERR
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- Blunted bladeEPEE
- Blunted swordEPEE
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- Blurry craft in tabloid picsUFO
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- BMW competitorAUDI
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- Board alternativeSKI
- Board for a raceSKI
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- Board game hourglassEGGTIMER
- Board game pieceDIE
- Board game with settlersCATAN
- Board game with weapons, suspects, and roomsCLUE
- Board VIPEXEC
- Board-game cubesDICE
- Boardroom accessoryEASEL
- BoastBRAG
- Boat bodiesHULLS
- Boat club hangingOAR
- Boat paddled in a lakeCANOE
- Boat pairOARS
- Boat sport for pilots?FLIGHTCREW
- Boat that's paddledCANOE
- Boat trailers?WAKES
- Boat's frontPROW
- Boathouse bladeOAR
- Boathouse collectionOARS
- Boathouse implementOAR
- BoatloadTON, SLEW, PASSEL
- Boats like Noah'sARKS
- Boats made from barksCANOES
- Boats of refugeARKS
- Boatwright's raw materialELM
- Bob Marley's "__ Little Birds"THREE
- Bob Marley's "Lets' get together" songONELOVE
- Boba __ of Star Wars filmsFETT
- Boba optionALOE
- Bobby of hockeyORR
- Bobby of the BruinsORR
- Bobcat cousinLYNX
- Bobs and weaves?COIFS
- Boca __, FLRATON
- Boca Raton's st.FLA
- BodegaMART
- Bodega fixturesATMS
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- Bodies of waterSEAS
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- Body artTATS, TATTOO
- Body art artist with needlesTATTOOIST
- Body art sacred in Maori culture, brieflyFACETAT
- Body art that uses hennaMEHNDI
- Body art, brieflyTAT
- Body art, for shortTAT
- Body art, in briefTATS
- Body art, informallyTATS
- Body art, slangilyTATS
- Body midsectionTORSO
- Body of eauMER
- Body of waterSEA
- Body of water said to be named for a king of AthensAEGEANSEA
- Body part that can be furrowedBROW
- Body part with 27- and 52-AcrossTORSO
- Body part with a bridgeNOSE
- Body prefixANTI
- Body shop fig.EST
- Body shop franchiseMAACO
- Body spray brandAXE
- Body wash brandDIAL
- Body work?TATTOOS
- Body wrap venueSPA
- Body-lifting exercise that may be done in a doorwayCHINUP
- BogFEN
- Bog downTIEUP, MIRE, ALIT, ROW
- Bog materialPEAT
- Bogart film set in the desertSAHARA
- Bogged downLOGY
- Boggle piecesDICE
- Boggy placesSWAMPS
- BoglikeSLUDGY
- BogusPSEUDO, SHAM
- BoilSEETHE
- Boil fromGETMADAT
- Boil overERUPT
- Boiled slowlySTEWED
- BoilingHOT
- Boiling point?KETTLE
- Boiling water outputSTEAM
- Boise's st.IDA
- Boise's stateIDAHO
- BoisterousLOUD
- Boisterous playROMPS
- Bold alternativeITALIC, ITALICS
- Bold and loudBRASSY
- Bold challengeDARE
- Bold poker participantsRAISERS
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- Bolivian cultural centerLAPAZ
- Bollywood wrapSARI
- BOLO alternativeAPB
- BOLO kinAPB
- Bolshevik leaderLENIN
- BolstersFORTIFIES
- BoltSCRAM
- Bolt down the track?USAIN
- Bolt fastenerNUT
- BombastHOTAIR
- Bona __FIDE
- Bona fideACTUAL, REAL
- Bond actorCRAIG
- Bond and PowersSPECIALAGENTS
- Bond creator FlemingIAN
- Bond investor's concernYIELD, YIELDTOMATURITY
- Bond novelist FlemingIAN
- Bond of the '80sDALTON
- Bond ordersMARTINIS
- Bond villain with an underwater lairDRNO
- Bonding agentsGLUES
- Bonds between relativesFAMILYTIES
- Bone head?OSTEO
- Bone-dryARID
- Bones at the bases of spinesSACRA
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- Bonnie's partner in crimeCLYDE
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- Bonus for Visa usersCARDREWARD
- Bonus round?NOSH
- BonusesEXTRAS
- Bony prefixOSTEO
- BooBAE
- Boo followerHOO
- Boo-booOWIE
- Boo-boosOWIES
- Book about "the world's worst dog"MARLEYANDME
- Book after JudgesRUTH
- Book before AmosJOEL
- Book before JoelHOSEA
- Book club discussion topicSYMBOLISM
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- Book flap blurbBIO
- Book identifierTITLE
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- Book leafPAGE
- Book makerPRESS
- Book nameTITLE
- Book of fictionNOVEL
- Book of mapsATLAS
- Book of Marvels of the World author (c. 1300)POLO
- Book of photosALBUM
- Book partSPINE
- Book that's been mapped out?ATLAS
- Book with JudgesBIBLE
- Book-to-be's __ datePUB
- Book's backboneSPINE
- Book's chapter listTABLEOFCONTENTS
- Book's nameTITLE
- Bookcase fastenerSCREW
- Booker T.'s bandMGS
- Bookish sortsNERDS
- Bookplate inscriptionEXLIBRIS
- Books with 83-AcrossSCIFI
- Bookstore drawerCAFE
- Bookstore section for do-it-yourselfersHOWTO
- Boom operator's need?TNT
- Boomboxes, e.g.WIDERECEIVERS
- Boomer's childXER
- Boomerang shapeVEE
- Boomers' kidsXERS
- Boondi __: spiced yogurt dishRAITA
- BoondocksSTICKS
- BoostLEGUP
- Booster target, perhapsMORALE
- Boot bottomsSOLES
- Boot coveringGAITER
- Boot upPOWERON
- Boot-shaped landITALY
- Booted up?SHOD
- Boots outOUSTS
- Boots up, as a programLOADS
- BootyLOOT
- Booze brand adjectivized in adsABSOLUT
- Boozy brunch beverageMIMOSA
- Borden mascotELSIE
- Borden spokescowELSIE
- BorderEDGE
- Border collie's concernsRAMS
- Border lineHEM, EDGE
- Border linesEDGES
- Border onABUT
- BordersABUTS
- Borders onABUTS
- Bored by routineINARUT
- Bored feelingENNUI
- Bored with everythingJADED
- BoredomENNUI
- BoringDULL, BLAH
- Boring outcome?HOLE
- Boris Johnson, for oneTORY
- BornNEE
- Born abroadNEE
- Born and __BRED
- Born inFROM
- Born, in biosNEE
- BorrowedONLOAN
- Borrower's limitCREDITLINE
- Borrows without expecting to returnBUMS
- Borscht baseBEET
- Borscht ingredientBEET
- Bosc or Bartlett fruitPEAR
- Bosc, for onePEAR
- Boss aroundSTRONGARM
- Boss at a bistroMAITRED
- Bossa __NOVA
- Bosses, brieflyMGRS
- Boston airportLOGAN
- Boston hospital, familiarlyMASSGENERAL
- Boston Marathon mo.APR
- Boston playerCELTIC
- Boston University athleteTERRIER
- Boston's state, for shortMASS
- Boston's state: Abbr.MASS
- Bot blockerCAPTCHA
- Botanical anchorsROOTS
- Botanical balmALOE
- Botanical balm for bruisesARNICA
- Botanical healersALOES
- Botanical transplantGRAFT
- Both sides of America?SCHWAS
- Both, at firstAMBI
- BotherADO
- Bother a lotEATAT
- Bother constantlyPESTER
- Bother greatlyIRK
- Bother vocallyYAPAT
- Bothered constantlyATEAT
- Bothers greatlyEATSAT
- Bothersome personPEST
- Bottle opener brandEKCO
- Bottle partsNECKS
- Bottled (up)PENT, HELDIN
- Bottled spiritGENIE
- Bottles of coloringDYES
- BottomTUSH
- Bottom of a platter?SIDEB
- Bottom of a shoeSOLE
- Bottom of a statueBASE
- Bottom of the barrelDREGS
- Bottom of the barrel stuffLEES
- Bottom-feeding fish also called a gurnardSEAROBIN
- Bottom-left PC keyCTRL
- Bottomless brunch drinksMIMOSAS
- Bottomless pitABYSS
- Bought by usOUR
- Bouillon brandKNORR
- Boulder or pebbleSTONE, ROCK
- Bouldering spotCLIFF
- Boulders and pebblesSTONES
- Bounce backECHO, RALLY
- Bounce back, as a soundECHO
- Bounce house fillerAIR
- Bounce with a pogo stickHOP
- BouncedWENT
- Bouncer's checkCARD
- Bounces backECHOES
- Bouncy gaitTROT
- Bouncy tuneLILT
- Bound aroundLOPE
- BoundariesENDS
- Boundary between land and waterCOASTLINE
- Boundary improverEDGER
- BoundedLEAPED
- Bounding mainOCEAN
- BoundlessVAST
- BountifulAMPLE
- Bounty beverageGROG
- Bounty captainBLIGH
- Bounty competitorVIVA
- Bouquet delivery co.FTD
- Bouquet favoriteROSES
- Bouquet holderVASE
- BouquetsAROMAS
- Bourbon barrelCASK
- Bourbon barrel woodOAK
- Bout conclusionsKAYOS
- Bout with scores to settleGRUDGEMATCH
- Bout-ending lettersTKO
- Bout-starting signalBELL
- BoutiqueSHOP
- Boutonniere partnerCORSAGE
- Boutonniere spotLAPEL
- Bovine hurdle of rhymeMOON
- Bovines, per NashILK
- Bow alternativeCURTSY
- Bow taker on a stageVIOL
- Bow to the inevitableADAPT
- Bowie's role in "The Prestige"TESLA
- Bowl edgeRIM
- Bowl game org.NCAA
- Bowl goalsTDS
- Bowl org.NCAA
- Bowl overSTUN
- Bowl overseerNCAA
- Bowl successesTDS
- Bowler's challengeSPLIT
- Bowler's edgeBRIM
- Bowler's hangoutALLEY
- Bowler's targetPIN
- Bowlers, e.g.HATS
- Bowling assignmentLANE
- Bowling centerALLEY
- Bowling laneALLEY
- Bowling lanesALLEYS
- Bowling pin countTEN
- Bowling rentalsSHOES
- Box __KITE, SETS
- Box closerTAPE
- Box for a violinCASE
- Box for practiceSPAR
- Box for shipping fruitCRATE
- Box office bombFLOP
- Box office surpriseSLEEPERHIT
- Box on a tableELEMENT
- Box set unitsDVDS
- Box topsLIDS
- Box with partsKIT
- Boxer AliLAILA
- Boxer biterFLEA
- Boxer MaxBAER
- Boxer MuhammadALI
- Boxer's attireROBE, STEVIA
- Boxer's punchJAB
- Boxer's punch comboONETWO
- Boxers Muhammad and LailaALIS
- Boxers or briefsUNDIES
- Boxes upENCASES
- Boxing arbitersREFS
- Boxing eventBOUT
- Boxing great MuhammadALI
- Boxing judge localeRINGSIDE
- Boxing matchBOUT
- Boxing match siteARENA
- Boxing match venueARENA
- Boxing matchesBOUTS
- Boxing night highlightMAINEVENT
- Boxing proMOVER
- Boxing punchesJABS
- Boxing ref's ruling, for shortTKO
- Boxing ring ruling, for shortTKO
- Boxing round signalBELL
- Boxing settingRING
- Boxing stopperTKO
- Boxing victoryKAYO
- Boxster competitorMIATA
- Boy in a familySON
- Boy in a Menotti operaAMAHL
- Boy in many kids' rhymesJACK
- Boy in the familySON
- Boy portrayed by BarbraYENTL
- Boy Scout groupsTROOPS
- BoyfriendBEAU
- BoyosLADS
- Boys in a familySONS
- Boys in the familySONS
- Boys of BarcelonaNINOS
- Bozeman sch.MSU
- BozoCLOWN
- BozosOAFS
- BP merger partnerAMOCO
- Bra(i)nMINDSEYE
- Bracelet componentBEAD
- Bracelet spotANKLE
- Bracket shapeELL
- Brad Paisley's "__ Everything"SHES
- BragCROW
- Brag aboutBOASTOF
- Brag about a victoryGLOAT
- Brag about winningGLOAT
- Brag excessively about skillsTALKAGOODGAME
- BraidPLAIT, ONIONS, PESTS
- Brain __STEM
- Brain or heartORGAN
- Brain prefixNEURO
- Brain-basedMENTAL
- Brain-wave tests: Abbr.EEGS
- BrainchildIDEA
- BrainstormIDEATE, IDEA
- Brainstorming productIDEA
- Brainy introvertsNERDS
- Brainy oneINTELLECT
- Brake liningsSHOES
- Brake partsDISCS
- Braking hastilySTOPPINGONADIME
- BranchARM, OFFSHOOT
- Branch of govt.DEPT
- Branch of IslamSHIA, SUNNI
- Branch of Islam that includes ZaydismSHIA
- Brand for competitive diversSPEEDO
- Brand in some bathroomsMOEN
- Brand name coined by EastmanKODAK
- Brand name derived from the Danish for "play well"LEGO
- Brand newMINT
- Brand new socialiteDEB
- Brand of 5-AcrossIZOD
- Brand of brush headsORALB
- Brand of countertop materialCORIAN
- Brand of electric autoTESLA
- Brand of facial cleanserOLAY
- Brand of fine stationeryEATON
- Brand of fleecy slippersUGG
- Brand of heavy-duty trash bagsGLADFORCEFLEX
- Brand of microwave popcornACTII
- Brand of red plastic cupsSOLO
- Brand of riding mowersDEERE
- Brand of rolled tortilla chipsTAKIS
- Brand of scouring powderBONAMI
- Brand of shapewearBALI
- Brand on some Canadian pumpsESSO
- Brand stylization such as camel case?BUMPONALOGO
- Brand that dropped "Juice" from its name in 2019JAMBA
- Brand that once had a licensing deal with 7-ElevenICEE
- Brand that sells Braille BricksLEGO
- Brand whose logo adorns Argentine soccer jerseysADIDAS
- Brand with a Selena Gomez limited edition versionOREO
- Brand with TV ads featuring GarfieldIAMS
- Brando, thanks to StreetcarBREAKOUTSTAR
- Brandy designationVSOP
- Brandy lettersVSO
- Brass or bronzeALLOY
- Brass without buttonsBUGLE
- Brat, e.g.WURST
- Bratty backtalkSASS
- Brave and nobleHEROIC
- Brave deedsHEROICS
- Brave person not getting creditUNSUNGHERO
- Bravely decided you wouldDAREDTO
- Bravely stand one's ground, or what 19-, 24-, and 45-Across typically do?SHOWSOMESPINE
- Bravery in battleVALOR
- BrawlFRACAS
- Brawl souvenirSHINER
- Braying animalASS
- BrazennessGALL
- Brazil's former capitalRIO
- Brazilian city that sounds like Maryland's capitalANAPOLIS, OWIE, LAD
- Brazilian city, familiarlyRIO
- Brazilian coinsREALS, TONYS
- Brazilian dancesSAMBAS
- Brazilian music genreBOSSANOVA
- Brazilian soccer greatPELE
- Brazilian soccer legendPELE
- Brazilian sports legendPELE
- BreadDINERO, SODA, MOOLA
- Bread around a burgerBUN
- Bread baked in a tandoorNAAN
- Bread box?ATM
- Bread for a burgerBUN
- Bread for an Italian sandwich?EURO
- Bread makerMINT, OVEN
- Bread often brushed with gheeNAAN
- Bread purchaseLOAF
- Bread seed sourcePOPPY
- Bread served with biryaniROTI
- Bread served with raitaNAAN
- Bread that's brownedTOAST
- Bread traditionally boiled then bakedBAGEL
- Bread with a pocketPITA
- Bread with caraway seedsRYE
- Breadless Subway footlong of 2025OREO
- Breadmaking needYEAST
- Breads with pocketsPITAS
- BreakRESTPERIOD
- Break __ (split)INTWO
- Break __ songINTO
- Break awaySECEDE
- Break divine lawSINAGAINSTGOD
- Break downANALYZE, CRY, WEEP
- Break for a bitTAKETEN, NAP
- Break freeESCAPE
- Break from working outRESTDAY
- Break in twoSPLIT
- Break in?STAYCATION
- Break into bitsSMASH
- Break offSTOP, SNAP
- Break off a romanceENDIT
- Break sharplySNAP
- Break suddenlySNAP
- Break the law, by one's own admissionSCALP
- Breakaway groupSECT
- Breakfast beverage (K)EARLGREYTEA
- Breakfast bowl berryACAI
- Breakfast cereal trio, and what 20-, 31-, and 38-Across areSNAPCRACKLEPOP
- Breakfast mascot's rankCAPN
- Breakfast optionHOTCEREAL
- Breakfast or brunchMEAL
- Breakfast restaurant chainIHOP
- Breakfast sometimes prepared overnightOATS
- Breakfast stripBACON
- Breakfast tea varietyASSAM
- Breaks a commandmentSINS
- Breaks breadEATS
- Breaks down in tearsSOBS, HIHON, ALAMO, RPI
- Breaks evenHALVES
- Breaks groundHOES
- Breaks into bitsCRUMBLES
- Breaks sharplySNAPS
- Breaks things offENDSIT
- BreastfeedNURSE
- Breath Savers competitorALTOIDS
- Breath-taking effortGASP
- Breathable fabricMESH
- Breathe hardPANT
- Breathe quicklyPANT
- Breathed like a hot dogPANTED
- BreatherREST
- Breathing organLUNG
- Breathing spaceROOM
- BredRAISED
- Breed of chickenLEGHORN
- Breeze (by)SAIL
- Breeze (through)SAIL
- Breezed through, as a testACED
- Breezing throughACING
- Breezy "bye"TATA
- Breezy email sign-offBEST
- Breezy goodbyesTATAS
- Breezy songsLILTS
- Brew from a kettleTEA
- Brew in some healing ceremoniesAYAHUASCA
- Brew made from petalsROSETEA
- Brew served at Moe's TavernDUFFBEER
- Brew that may be hazyIPA
- Brewed beveragePEKOE
- Brewer's buyHOPS
- Brewer's grainMALT
- Brewer's heat sourceHOPKILN
- Brewer's supplyYEAST
- Breweries' buildingsHOPKILNS
- Brewery furnaceOAST
- Brewery kilnOAST
- Brewery kilnsOASTS
- Brewery ovenOAST
- Brewery productsALES
- Brewery supplyMALTS, YEASTS, HOPS
- Brewery tour pours, for shortIPAS
- Brewery truck contentsKEGS
- Brewery vessel?COFFEEPOT
- Brewmaster brewsALES
- Brewpub beverageALE
- Brewpub brewALE
- Brewpub faveIPA
- Brewpub lettersIPA
- Brewpub ordersIPAS
- Brewpub servingALE
- BrewsSTEEPS
- Brews enjoyed with sconesTEAS
- Brews from bagsTEAS
- Breyers rivalEDYS
- Brian De Palma crime classic starring Al PacinoSCARFACE
- Brian of Roxy MusicENO
- Brian who scored "The Lovely Bones"ENO
- Brick artisanMASON
- Brick artisansMASONS
- Brick carriersHODS
- Brick oven outputPIES
- Brick that's painful to step onLEGO
- Bricklayer's implementTROWEL
- BrickmakerLEGO
- Brickyard racers, casuallyINDYCARS
- Bridal boutique arrayDRESSES
- Bridal gown materialLACE
- Bridal party attireDRESSES
- Bridal pathAISLE
- Bridal shop selectionsGOWNS
- Bridal veil nettingTULLE
- Bride's face coveringWEDDINGVEIL
- Bride's new title, at timesMRS
- Bridge actionBID
- Bridge chargeTOLL
- Bridge cousinPINOCHLE
- Bridge distanceSPAN
- Bridge frameworkTRUSS
- Bridge phraseIPASS
- Bridge unitTRICK
- Bridge-crossing feeTOLL
- Bridges of fameJEFF, BEAU
- Bridges over valleysVIADUCTS
- Bridle strapREIN
- Bridle strapsREINS
- Bridle suite?STABLE
- Brie of "GLOW"ALISON
- Brief "Blah, blah, blah"ETC
- Brief "Holy cow!"OMG
- Brief "I don't need the details!"TMI
- Brief "More info soon"TBD
- Brief "No clue"IDK
- Brief "Then again ... "OTOH
- Brief "We'll figure it out later"TBD
- Brief acknowledgmentIAM
- Brief addressURL
- Brief affirmationIDO
- Brief alarmSOS
- Brief albums, brieflyEPS
- Brief breakPAUSE
- Brief but meaningfully wordedPITHY
- Brief but strong infatuation in the beverage aisle?BRISKMONSTERCRUSH
- Brief confessionIDID
- Brief confirmationITIS
- Brief drivesUSBS
- Brief fightSETTO
- Brief film roleCAMEO
- Brief flightHOP
- Brief in speechTERSE
- Brief letterNOTE
- Brief memoNOTE
- Brief memosNOTES
- Brief minuteLIL
- Brief momentSEC, SPLITSECOND
- Brief moment in time?SEC
- Brief moment, brieflyMSEC
- Brief moment, in briefSEC
- Brief office reliefTGIF
- Brief out takes?ETDS
- Brief partCAMEO
- Brief periodHRS
- Brief periods of timeMOMENTS
- Brief prediction that accounts for traffic and weatherETA
- Brief quarrelSETTO
- Brief read?MAG
- Brief reviewCRIT
- Brief sleepsNAPS
- Brief snoozeNAP
- Brief squabbleSETTO
- Brief stopPAUSE
- Brief swimDIP
- Brief time, brieflySEC
- Briefest of the signsLEO
- Brigadier at Second Bull RunMEADE
- Brigadier symbolSTAR
- BrightCLEVER
- Bright and airy courtyardsATRIA
- Bright celestial eventsNOVAS
- Bright colors added to hair strandsHIGHLIGHTS
- Bright courtyardsATRIA
- Bright forehead adornmentBINDI
- Bright night sightMOON
- Bright northern starVEGA, ALTAIR
- Bright ringHALO
- Bright spots?ATRIA
- Bright-eyedALERT
- Brightly colored Arita wareIMARI
- Brightly colored T-shirtTIEDYE
- Brightly colored TupperwareORANGEBOWL
- Brightness measuresIQS
- Brighton attractionSEA
- BrillianceECLAT
- BrilliantHIGHIQ
- Brilliant circuitHALO
- Brillo rivalSOS
- Brimless hat with a tasselFEZ
- Brimless topperTAM
- Brims of baseball capsVISORS
- Brine abundanceSALT
- Bring a smile toAMUSE
- Bring aboutINDUCE, RESULTIN, CAUSE
- Bring about, as mayhemWREAK
- Bring forthELICIT
- Bring home, as a stray catADOPT
- Bring inREAP, EARN
- Bring in a harvestREAP
- Bring into alignmentSYNC
- Bring into playUSE
- Bring outEDUCE, ELICIT
- Bring out a mealSERVE
- Bring out brunchSERVE
- Bring out dinnerSERVE
- Bring out the blue pencil againREEDIT
- Bring the hammer downGETTOUGH
- Bring to a bubbleBOIL
- Bring to a haltSTOP
- Bring to bearEXERT
- Bring to lifeANIMATE
- Bring to mindEVOKE
- Bring togetherUNIFY, WED, UNITE
- Bring unto harmonyATTUNE
- Bring upREAR
- Bring up againRERAISE
- Bring up the __ (trail)REAR
- Bring up the rearTRAIL
- Bring up, as childrenREAR
- Bring-your-own-headphones dance partySILENTRAVE
- Bringer of rainCLOUD
- Bringing down the houseSLAYING
- Bringing under controlTAMING
- Brings downABASES, LOWERS
- Brings forward for displayTROTSOUT
- Brings inEARNS, REAPS
- Brings the temperature down, maybeTALKSSENSE
- Brings to the groundRAZES
- Brings togetherUNITES
- BrinkEVE
- BrinySEA
- Briny bodiesSEAS
- Briny bodySEA
- BrioPEP
- Brit lit bosunSMEE
- Brit lit governessEYRE
- Brit's "Dear me!"ISAY
- Brit's "You can bet on this"ITSACERT
- Brit's "your honor"MLUD
- Brit's bathroomLOO
- Brit's blastedBLOODY
- Brit's close palBESTMATE
- Brit's cuppaTEA
- Brit's hot beverageTEA
- Brit's strollerPRAM
- Brit's trunkBOOT
- Britain's Isle of __MAN
- British baby buggiesPRAMS
- British beerALE
- British beer with a red triangle logoBASSALE
- British blokeCHAP
- British brass band mainstaysTENORHORNS
- British brew for twoPOTOFTEA
- British Caribbean islandANGUILLA
- British cartoon character who loves muddy puddlesPEPPAPIG
- British cellist JacquelineDUPRE
- British coinsPENCE
- British collectiveYOULOT
- British conservativeTORY
- British cosmetics brandYARDLEY
- British economistKEYNES
- British fellowCHAP
- British masonBRICKIE
- British museum benefactorTATE
- British nobleEARL
- British noble below a dukeEARL
- British nobleman below dukeEARL
- British nobles above earlsDUKES
- British nobles with low rankingBARONS
- British noblewomanDAME
- British pastrySCONE
- British penGAOL
- British police officerCONSTABLE
- British pop singer LewisLEONA
- British poundsKILOS
- British prep schoolETON
- British recording giantEMI
- British reference set: Abbr.OED
- British singer RitaORA
- British singing starADELE
- British tavernsPUBS
- British teacakeSCONE
- British tennis player RaducanuEMMA
- British titleLADY
- British title below dukeEARL
- British unit of lengthMETRE, SEND
- British unit of massTONNE
- British-inspired home styleTUDOR
- Brits who get gin on their birthdayBEEFEATERS
- Bro or stepbroSIB
- Bro's counterpartSIS
- Broad necktieASCOT
- Broad rd.AVE
- Broad scarfASCOT
- Broad stripSWATH
- Broad urban street: Abbr.AVE
- Broad valleyDALE, INNS, BEE
- Broad-minded approachEXPANSION
- Broadband lettersDSL
- BroadcastAIR, AIRED
- Broadcast hourAIRTIME
- Broadcast interrupter of a sortALERT
- Broadcast media group foundedNBCNETWORK
- Broadcast slotAIRTIME
- Broadcast's sound componentAUDIO
- BroadcasterAIRER
- Broadcaster of some NCAA gamesESPNU
- BroadcastingONAIR
- Broadcasting companyCCS
- Broadcasting nowONLIVE, ONAIR
- BroadcastsAIRS
- Broadway "Auntie"MAME
- Broadway buildingTHEATER
- Broadway genreDRAMA
- Broadway star BernadettePETERS
- Broadway's first EvitaPATTILUPONE
- Broccoli __RABE
- Broccoli __ (salad green)RABE
- Broccoli __ (turnip cousin)RABE
- Brock Purdy, for oneNINER
- Brogue, for oneACCENT
- Broke breadATE
- Broke bread, say?TORE
- Broke upLAUGHED
- Broken mirror, to someOMEN
- Broken record?IFALLTOPIECES
- Broken records, oftenSHARDS
- Broken-down washing machine?DEADWRINGER
- Bronco or MustangCAR
- Broncos and MustangsAUTOS
- Brontë governessEYRE
- Brontë novel localeMOOR
- Brontë orphanEYRE
- Brontë sisterANNE
- Brontë's "Jane __"EYRE
- Brontosaurus, for shortDINO
- Bronze finishersMEDALISTS
- Bronze or brassALLOY
- BroochPIN
- BroodMOPE
- BroodedMOPED
- Broody musicEMO
- Broody music genreEMO
- Brook fishTROUT
- Brook swimmerTROUT
- Brooklyn B-ballersNETS
- Brooklyn NBA teamNETS
- Brooklyn's __ IslandCONEY
- Brooks of country musicGARTH
- Brooks or Gibson of filmsMEL
- Brother from FranceFRERE
- Brother in ExodusAARON
- Brother of CainABEL
- Brother of Chico, Harpo, and GrouchoZEPPO
- Brother of JacobESAU
- Brother of MosesAARON
- Brother of Rocky's wifePAULIE
- Brother or sister, for shortSIB
- Brother's daughterNIECE
- Brothers and sisters, brieflySIBS
- Brothers Grimm magicianELF
- Brothers' bossABBOT
- Brought (up) from the pastDREDGED
- Brought alongTOTED
- Brought backREDUX
- Brought back on boardREHIRED
- Brought elegance toCLASSEDUP
- Brought home, as a salaryEARNED
- Brought outEVOKED
- Brought to courtSUED
- BrouhahaADO
- Brouwerij productBELGIANBEER
- Brown and PennIVIES
- Brown beverageALE
- Brown of Code fameDAN
- Brown photo tintSEPIA
- Brown shadeCOCOA
- Brown soft drinkCOLA
- Brown someSEAR
- Brown-ish green?IVIED
- Browned breakfast brandEGGO
- Brownie ingredientCOCOA
- Brownie scout, e.g.GIRL
- Brownies, for exampleGIRLSCOUTS
- Browning's "__ Lippo Lippi"FRA
- Brownish grayTAUPE
- Brownish photo huesSEPIATONES
- Brownish pigmentUMBER
- Brownstone porchSTOOP
- Brownstone turned art museumREHAB
- Browser bookmarksURLS
- Browser history listSITES
- Browser linksURLS
- Browser storageCACHE
- Browser unitsTABS
- Browser with a blue-and-green wave logoEDGE
- Bruins great BobbyORR
- Bruins legend BobbyORR
- Brunch cocktailsMIMOSAS
- Brunch date hr.TENAM
- Brunch egg servingsOMELETS
- Brunch sideHASH
- Brush offREBUFF
- BrusqueTERSE
- Brutally honestTOOREAL
- Brutish bruiserAPE
- Brutish Tolkien charactersORCS
- Brutus Buckeye's sch.OSU
- Bryn __ CollegeMAWR
- Bryn Mawr gradALUMNA
- Brynhild's beloved, in Norse mythSIGURD
- BTU producersACS
- BubMAC
- Bubble bath accessoryLOOFA
- Bubble Bath beauty brandOPI
- Bubble source, maybeGUM
- Bubble tea "bubbles"BOBA
- Bubble tea option, or a feature of 16-, 26-, and 43-AcrossPOPPINGBOBA
- Bubble Wrap alternativeAIRPILLOW
- Bubblegum kinHOTPINK
- Bubbling on a stoveABOIL
- Bubbly beverageSODA
- Bubbly beveragesSODAPOPS
- Bubbly drinkPOP
- Buchanan of crime fictionEDNA
- Buck or 38-AcrossDEER
- Buck passers?ATMS
- Buck's backAROO
- Bucket brigade?NBA
- Bucket list item, perhapsLONGTIMEGOAL
- Bucket partnerMOP
- BuckleGIVEOUT
- Buckled accessoriesBELTS, HEE, YETIS
- BuckoPAL
- BucksBREAD, MOOLA, MONEY
- Bucks and boarsHES
- Buckwheat noodleSOBA
- Bucolic lodgingINN
- BudPAL, MAC
- Bud's bud in comedyLOU
- Buddhist clericLAMA
- Buddhist meditationZEN
- Buddhist meditation aidsTIBETANBELLS
- Buddhist teacherGURU
- BuddiesPALS
- BuddyPAL, SYSTEM
- Buddy from way back whenOLDCHUM
- Buddy with rhymesGALPAL
- Budget lodgingsHOSTELS
- Budget rentalsMOVINGVANS
- Budget rivalALAMO
- Budgetary bigwig, for shortCFO
- Budweiser bottles' pour pathLONGNECK
- Buenos __, ArgentinaAIRES
- BuffTONED
- Buffalo abutmentERIE
- Buffalo NHL teamSABRES
- Buffet meal carrierTRAY
- Buffing and painting servicesMANIS
- BuffoonOAF, BOZO, NUMSKULL, DUNCE
- BuffooneryANTICS
- BuffoonlikeCLOWNISH
- Bug __SPRAY
- Bug bite symptomITCH
- Bug experts, for shortITPROS
- Bug in a swarmGNAT
- Bug with a seasonFLU
- Bug-shaped gemsSCARABS
- BugabooBANE
- BugaboosBANES
- Buggy for a bairnPRAM
- Buggy siteDUNE
- Bugle blastBLARE
- Bugs Bunny adversary FuddELMER
- Bugs Bunny fareCARROTS
- Bugs Bunny foe FuddELMER
- Bugs Bunny or Bart SimpsonTOON
- Bugs Bunny wore its uniform in '43USMC
- Bugs Bunny's "bizarre"SCREWY
- Bugs Bunny's girlfriendLOLA
- Bugs on a hillANTS
- Bugs on the road, brieflyVWS
- BuildERECT
- Build a snow fort or catch frogsPLAYOUTSIDE
- Build over timeACCRUE, FILCH, EMER
- Build some muscleTONEUP
- Build-it-yourself boxKIT
- Build, as a houseERECT
- Builders of papery nestsWASPS
- Building blocksABCS
- Building for cowsBARN
- Building for garden toolsSHED
- Building to store toolsSHED
- Building unitCONDO
- Building's corridorsHALLS
- Building's locationSITE
- Buildings with hayloftsBARNS
- Buildings' locationsSITES
- Builds speciallyCUSTOMMAKES
- Built a home in a treeNESTED
- Built a home, as a birdNESTED
- Built on __SPEC
- Built to lastSTURDY
- Bulb choiceLED
- Bulgarian, e.g.SLAV
- Bulk food holdersBINS
- Bulky hornTUBA
- Bull in SpainTORO
- Bull-riding venueRODEO
- Bulldogs sch.UGA
- BulldozePLOW
- Bullet train?LIST
- Bulletin board fastenerTACK
- Bulletin-board pinTACK
- Bullets or cannonballsAMMO
- Bullfight, in SpainCORRIDA
- Bullfighting fellowTORERO
- Bullfighting figureTORERO
- Bullfrog relativeTOAD
- Bullion, for exampleMETAL
- Bullpen statERA
- Bulls org.NBA
- BumblerCLOD
- BumblersOAFS
- BumblingCLUMSY
- BummedSAD
- Bummed outBLUE
- Bump from officeOUST
- Bump from the schedulePREEMPT
- Bump in the roadSNAG
- Bump intoMEET
- Bump on a toadWART
- Bump upPROMOTION
- Bump, as a blufferOUTBET
- Bumped intoMET
- Bumping headsATIT
- Bumps intoMEETS
- Bumps on toadsWARTS
- BumpyROUGH
- Bunch of beesSWARM
- Bunch of clowns, maybeCARLOAD
- Bunch of flowersSPRAY
- Bunch of palsGANG
- Bunch of your buddiesGANG
- Bunch of, casuallyLOTTA
- Bunches (of)ALOT
- Bunco trioDICE
- Bundle of energyDYNAMO
- Bundle of hayBALE
- Bundle of wheatSHEAF
- Bundled software collectionSUITE
- BundlesWADS, ALOT
- BungleMUFF
- Bungle somethingERR
- BunkHORSEFEATHERS
- Bunker Hill generalGAGE
- Bunny ears?SHOELACEKNOT
- Bunny's bounceHOP
- Buns, bobs, and beehivesDOS
- Bunsen burner nozzleGASJET
- BuoyantAFLOAT
- BurdenONUS, TAX
- Burden of a secret agent, perhapsDOUBLELIFE
- BurdenedBESET
- Burdened with too many tasksSWAMPED
- Burdens (with)SADDLES
- Bureau, brieflyDEPT
- Bureaucratic hassleREDTAPE
- Burger bun morselSEED
- Burger surrounderBUN
- Burger topperSLAW
- Burger-flipping toolSPATULA
- Burger, fries, and a drink, perhapsCOMBOMEAL
- BurglarTHIEF
- BurglarizeROB
- Burlap bagSACK
- Burlap bagsSACKS
- Burlesque bitSKIT
- Burly guyBOZO
- Burn a bitSINGE
- Burn forCRAVE
- Burn just a bitSEAR
- Burn slightly, as a steakCHAR
- Burn with hot waterSCALD
- Burn-soothing plantALOE
- Burn-soothing plantsALOES
- Burnable data-storage medium, for shortCDR
- Burned, in a wayONDISC
- Burner settingLOW
- Burning braidWICK
- Burning question?ISTHESTOVEON
- Burnt __ENDS
- Burnt residueASH
- Burnt, as briquettesASHY
- Burpee targetPEC
- Burr, before becoming VPSEN
- Burrito optionWET, ASADA
- BurroASS
- BurrowLAIR
- Burrowing mammalMOLE
- Burrowing mammalsMOLES
- Burrowing rodentVOLE
- Burrows throughDIGS
- BurstPOP
- Burst of lightFLASH
- Burst, as a balloonPOP
- Burst, as a bubblePOP
- Bursts of lightFLASHES
- Bursts, as balloonsPOPS
- Bus alternativeCAB, LYFT
- Bus barAXLE
- Bus chargeFARE
- Bus customersRIDERS
- Bus driver for 1-DownOTTO
- Bus starterOMNI
- Bus stationTERMINAL
- Bus. card abbr.EXT
- Bus. ltr. abbr.ENC
- Bus. typeLLC
- Bush 43 Court appointeeDAVIDSOUTER
- Bush successorOBAMA
- Bushels and pecksUNITS
- Bushy doAFRO
- Bushy hairstyleAFRO
- Busiest airport in MOSTL
- Busiest airport in the MidwestOHARE
- Busiest port in South KoreaBUSAN
- Business area, or its customersTRADE
- Business attireSUIT
- Business bigwigMOGUL
- Business card no.TEL
- Business competitorRIVAL
- Business end?INC
- Business lettersLLC, INC
- Business maj.ECON
- Business meetings over the phoneCONFERENCECALLS
- Business org.CORP
- Business school deg.MBA
- Business VIPsCEOS
- Business where employees often get snippy?SALON
- Business with lots to offerREALTY
- Business with milking machinesDAIRYFARM
- Businesses: Abbr.COS
- BussesCLEARS
- BusterBUB
- Busy bee in Apr.CPA
- Busy bodiesDOERS
- Busy month for CPAsAPR
- Busy personDOER
- Busy workBOONDOGGLES
- BusybodyYENTA
- BusynessADO
- But not moreMAX
- Butch Cassidy or the Sundance KidALIAS
- Butcher shop displayMEAT
- Butcher's inventoryMEAT
- Butcher's tool for cutting beefMEATCLEAVER
- Butcher's waresMEAT
- Butler honorNEBULAAWARD
- Butte boots' brandUGGS
- Butter portionPAT
- Butter Restaurant chef/owner GuarnaschelliALEX
- Butter squarePAT
- Butter substituteOLEO
- Butter substitute, in some recipesCRISCO
- Butter unitPAT
- Butterfield of "Sex Education"ASA
- Butterflies-to-bePUPAE
- Butterfly honorific, for shortMME
- Butterfly-to-beLARVA
- Butterfly, for shortMME
- Buttery cookie made with citrus zestLEMONSNAP
- Butting headsATIT
- Button alternativeSNAP
- Button on a job listing websiteAPPLY
- Buttoned-up sortPRUDE
- ButtonholeACCOST
- Buttonhole, e.g.SLIT
- Buttonlike earringSTUD
- Buttonlike flowerTANSY
- Buy a meal forTREAT
- Buy alternativeSELL
- Buy high and sell low, e.g.ERR
- Buy more TimeRENEW
- Buyer's proposalOFFER
- Buying bingeSPREE
- Buys for '50s TV viewersROOFANTENNAS
- Buys for, as a birthday dinnerTREATSTO
- Buys into a poker gameANTES
- BuzzGOSSIP
- Buzz word?APIAN
- Buzzer in a cloudGNAT
- Buzzing bugCICADA, GNAT
- Buzzy instrumentsKAZOOS
- By __ of (owing to)DINT
- By and by, quaintlyANON
- By and largeASARULE
- By walkingONFOOT
- By way ofVIA
- By way of, on itinerariesVIA
- BygoneOLDEN, XED
- Bygone anestheticETHER
- Bygone Apple gadgetsIPODS
- Bygone Apple music playersIPODS
- Bygone Apple playerIPOD
- Bygone Dodge subcompactOMNI
- Bygone Dodge two-seaterVIPER
- Bygone GM divisionOLDS
- Bygone GM lineOLDS
- Bygone handheld game console, for shortPSP
- Bygone handhelds, for shortPDAS
- Bygone Italian moneyLIRE
- Bygone JFK carrierTWA
- Bygone Mideast rulerSHAH
- Bygone orbiterMIR
- Bygone Palm smartphoneTREO
- Bygone phone featureDIAL
- Bygone pol. divisionsSSRS
- Bygone Russian rulersTSARS
- Bygone Russian titleTSAR
- Bygone space stationMIR
- Bygone Swedish autosSAABS
- Bygone timePAST
- Bylaw, brieflyREG
- Byline first in print about 2,500 years agoAESOP
- BypassAVOID
- Byproduct of cutting onionsWATERINGEYES
- Byron's "__ Walks in Beauty"SHE
- Byronian "before"ERE
- BYU degreeMBA