➠ Words that start with b - 10 letters
List contains 2652 Words that start with "b".
- - One making a large withdrawal?
- - Purse snatcher on the side of a river?
- - ...with a gun
- - Has a job asking people for money on one side of The Liffey for raffles, for one
- - *One planning a job
- - Clyde Barrow, for one
- - John Dillinger, notably
- - Controls the flow of blood by taking hot stuff from money-grabber in financial institute
- - Lawbreaker
- - Bonnie or Clyde
- - ...... criminal
- - Kind of crook
- - Funded boycott on last book by Dahl, reportedly
- - Funded
- - Supplied with dough, as a bakery
- - Provided funds for
- - Financed
- - They exchange notes in bar on weekend with legal aides
- - They handle lots of money
- - Money loaned by a financial institution
- - Overdraft fee, e.g.
- - ATM fee, for example
- - American checks boats on edge of a river delta
- - Headline about carpentry work for a new financial institution?
- - Counter behind a counter?
- - Man in a cage.
- - Employee in a cage
- - Worker in a cage
- - ...... tenderizer
- - One who may help you keep your balance?
- - Taker of deposits
- - *Financial institution employee
- - Certain money-handler
- - Person behind bars
- - One with many bills
- - Deposit taker
- - High-security storage spots
- - Safekeeping spots
- - Cash caches
- - Places for valuables
- - Censored rockers?
- - Blacklisted rock group?
- - Prohibited performers?
- - Outcast orchestra?
- - Insolvency.
- - Financial ruin
- - Desperate declaration (seven letters)
- - Red state
- - piece of art in a wells fargo?
- - *Local check point?
- - *Local place for making deposits or getting loans
- - Local lender
- - *Neighborhood financial institution
- - ATM site
- - Teller's milieu
- - *Deposit location
- - Where 10-Across may be found
- - Country whose capital is Dhaka
- - Dhaka's land
- - Dhaka is its capital
- - The world's eighth most populous country, capital Dhaka
- - 1971 charity single by George Harrison that was written to raise awareness for millions of refugees from the country in the title: 2 wds.
- - state bar on clearing house's chief after closure of banks
- - south asian republic
- - Country in which bag handles may be produced
- - East Pakistan, today
- - Subject of a famous benefit concert
- - Nation of 150-plus million
- - Dacca's nation
- - Beneficiary of a 1971 Harrison/Shankar concert
- - Bag handles (anag) — Commonwealth country
- - Asian nation
- - Asian country
- - Nepal neighbor
- - Country that celebrates Pohela Boishakh
- - Country east of India
- - Lad behind explosion - he's resettled somewhere in Asia
- - Platforms in many parks
- - Park fixtures
- - Outdoor festival features
- - Outdoor concert sites
- - Concert platforms
- - Village green structures.
- - Small, venomous, ringed Australian snake
- - Person taking bets on financial institutions?
- - this man ben after misbehaving gets expulsion
- - Ostracism
- - Expatriation
- - Exile
- - Prohibition
- - Salon treatment that produces the "fright wig" look?
- - Vietnamese sandwich-cooking flame?
- - Really dull but sharp fencing museum subject in McLean, TX
- - Prickly fencing
- - Material for fencing in rabbit mostly, with deer running around bungalow's rear
- - Fencing material
- - Sharply worded telegram that forms a barrier
- - Pub brewed, I suspect, something spiky and difficult to get through
- - Hurtful old kind of message that creates barrier
- - Range barrier
- - Prison camp barrier
- - Joseph Glidden's 1874 good idea
- - Material that reinforced the top of the Berlin Wall: 2 wds.
- - Frontier border protection
- - Lucien B. Smith's invention: 1874
- - Glidden's invention: 1873
- - Sarcastic telegram
- - protection on a fence or wall
- - Can war bride be upset by this entanglement?
- - protective metal fence
- - Can war bride be freed from this entanglement?
- - Tailless macaque monkey associated with the Rock of Gibraltar
- - The monkey of Gibraltar
- - According to legend, its continued presence on Gibraltar allows the British to retain control thereof
- - Misnamed tailless monkey
- - Tailless Atlas Mountains monkey
- - operation —, code name for nazi germany's invasion of the soviet union during world war ii
- - Nickname of Frederick I of Germany
- - Nickname of Emperor Frederick I
- - Pirate name
- - Barbary pirate who attacked the Spanish along North Africa's Mediterranean coast in the 1500s
- - Cheap shot
- - Half-price drink?
- - As unaccompanied group, one might keep Pole outside?
- - Old-time quartet cause hairdressers to jump on one leg
- - With 63-Across, singing group ... or a hint to the ends of the answers to the four starred clues
- - What quartet may do: pub-crawl, imbibing ales, expending energy
- - Close-harmony singing
- - Where to buy "Adagio for Strings"?
- - Men's salon
- - Haircut place for guys
- - Surgeon's symbol of yore
- - Member of Group 2
- - Part of the street scene.
- - Striped symbol for a men's haircutter
- - Old-time haircutter's symbol
- - Hair loss symbol?
- - Haircutter's symbol
- - Sidewalk symbol
- - Tonsorial insigne.
- - Super season
- - Really productive season
- - Period of exceptional business for a company
- - Particularly successful stretch
- - When the Hulk was born?
- - Topic of a happy annual report
- - Great business period
- - Company coup
- - Unusually good 365 days
- - Unusually good time
- - Antinuclear slogan
- - '60s protest slogan
- - Peace rally slogan
- - Anti-nuke slogan
- - Anti-nuclear slogan
- - Theban plays fail to make peaceful appeal
- - '60s protest sign
- - Extension of an embargo?
- - Restriction lifted — that is, for eating good creamy dessert
- - Times when everything goes perfectly
- - Title girl of a 1966 pop hit
- - 1966 Beach Boys song
- - 1965 Beach Boys hit that was first recorded by the Regents: 2 wds.
- - #2 hit of 1966
- - Girl in a Beach Boys song title
- - Beach Boys title woman
- - Beach Boys title girl
- - "I Am Not This Body" photographer
- - Author of social comedies, Booker-nominated for her 1977 Quartet in Autumn
- - Campy 1968 Fonda title role
- - Jane Fonda film of '68
- - Duran Duran derived their name from a villain in this 1968 movie
- - 1968 Jane Fonda sci-fi film
- - Make elevators illegal in Britain?
- - Broad inlet off the Irish coast
- - Sacred Indian plant also called the strangler fig
- - Where Robinson Crusoe makes his home
- - Pub that encourages one to drink like a fish?
- - East End locks securing publication in drawer
- - Slapstick prop one may slip on
- - Yellow slapstick prop
- - Pratfall causer, sometimes [2 wds.]
- - slippery slapstick prop
- - Cause of a comedic slip
- - Cause of a slip, in slapstick
- - *Slapstick slipping cause
- - Stereotypical slip cause
- - Staple of many a slapstick shtick
- - Slip cause
- - Cause of a slip, perhaps
- - Slapstick staple
- - Slapstick prop
- - ingredient in some vegan bacon
- - Slippery covering for a fruit
- - It might go from green to yellow to black
- - Yellow slipper?
- - Monkey cage discard
- - Fruity discard
- - Stereotypical slipper?
- - You might slip on it
- - Skin behind a slip, perhaps
- - It may lead to a trip
- - It's slippery
- - Slip source
- - Riddle: Why is this discard like music?
- - This could get one down
- - Supposed psychoactive substance outlined in "The Anarchist Cookbook"
- - It goeth before a fall
- - Fruit discard
- - Loud sound from a fruit?
- - The act of poking fun at yellow fruit?
- - A wedding meal might be served on one
- - Morays that are good for splits?
- - 1980s female vocal group
- - A popular girl group who sang the hit song "Venus"
- - Fruity group?
- - Girl group with the 1986 #1 hit "Venus"
- - Sweet group that sang "Cruel Summer"
- - Girl group with the 1986 hit "Venus"
- - Girl group with a 1986 #1 hit
- - Girl group that sang "Cruel Summer"
- - Female group with the 1986 #1 single "Venus"
- - English girl group
- - Band with the 1986 #1 hit "Venus"
- - All-female group with the 1986 #1 hit "Venus"
- - "Love in the First Degree" all-female group
- - "Foodie" pop group with the 1983 debut album "Deep Sea Skiving"
- - "Cruel Summer" group
- - Female pop trio since 1979
- - "Cruel Summer" band
- - *Long curved barrette
- - Hair securer that's slightly curved
- - Railing on stairs or balcony
- - Adults are moved behind black railing
- - Labour upset American business support
- - Railing with molded supports
- - Parapet railing
- - Railing + supports
- - Stair railing
- - Balcony railing
- - Offered to conceal desire artist represented in parapet edging
- - Parapet
- - Rail coach carrying the French turned over business
- - Rail links globe endlessly with American business
- - A bad result, collapsing row of pillars
- - Part of a balcony
- - Part of a stairway
- - Hard stick used for building material
- - Capital southwest of Timbuktu
- - Body of water at the eastern end of the Kiel Canal
- - basalt mixed with ice water
- - A doctor interrupts drunk holding line, confused
- - Deceived 12 across with last letter from the foreign department
- - Hornswoggled
- - Deceived
- - Hoodwinked
- - Tricked
- - Mystified
- - Vessel in a Harry Belafonte song
- - Vehicle that's loaded in a Harry Belafonte hit
- - Food transportation ... that Harry Belafonte sang about
- - Craft in a Belafonte title
- - Craft in a Belafonte song
- - Belafonte song subject
- - Recreational water sled
- - Vessel for Union, Wade, Paul and James in an infamous vacation photo
- - Recreational sea craft
- - Elongated dessert dish
- - Caribbean sight
- - Yellowish dessert
- - Popular dessert.
- - Brambles not right as an environment for raising wildlife and fools
- - Confuses
- - "Jackass" daredevil
- - "Jackass" costar who had his own "Viva" spinoff on MTV
- - Around noon, bad dealer shot conductor
- - Conductor hearing German songs that are forbidden?
- - Musical conductor ... and, literally, what the start of each answer to a starred clue is
- - Duke Ellington, for example, also included in British editorial
- - Musician's calling
- - Concert's baton waver
- - Count Basie perhaps vetoed broadcast, needing editor's opinion
- - Ted Heath, for example, also included in British editorial
- - First letter of our mystery guest
- - Count Basie, e.g.
- - Sgt. Pepper, e.g.
- - Player manager
- - Count Basie, notably
- - Ricky Ricardo was one
- - One who must face the music?
- - Ricky Ricardo, e.g.
- - Glenn or Mitch Miller
- - 66 Across V.I.P.
- - Arm or rubber?
- - Tommy Dorsey.
- - Benny Goodman.
- - Baton waver
- - Yellow mollusk that became the U.C. Santa Cruz mascot
- - U.C. Santa Cruz athlete
- - Slimy mascot of the University of California at Santa Cruz
- - After wiping bottom, baking naans can be seen as potential hazard
- - Embargo article when family reveals potential hazard
- - Unforeseen hazard
- - A yellow jacket you slipped on?
- - Coating of fruit and nuts given to relatives
- - mad relatives: one may floor the unwary
- - Eccentric family's potential pitfall
- - Pitfall for the unwary
- - Crazy family - might be responsible for slip
- - it causes slip-ups in crazy family!
- - slippery slapstick prop
- - Common slapstick prop
- - Cause of unexpected fall perhaps in British people eating pineapple
- - Potential cause of downfall in cuckoo family
- - Sanction a note mostly querying source of downfall
- - Mad relatives a potential cause of mishap
- - Crazy family that could lead to one's downfall
- - Pratfall cause of slapstick
- - Pratfall cause
- - Stereotypical pratfall cause
- - Slipper's peel?
- - Cause of many a slip.
- - Something to slip on
- - Slipper.
- - crazy family is a cause for embarrassment
- - Crazy family that requires careful steps
- - Outdoor concert platform
- - outdoor platform for concerts
- - Dart thrust into el toro
- - Noggin with a sweat absorber around it?
- - Group working in a school - the type employed to control the players
- - group leader reportedly prohibited teacher
- - Director of players refashioned team's brand
- - Parade or concert hand-waver
- - Sousa or Alexander, e.g.
- - Person with a baton
- - Conductor.
- - Music director's first piece from Beethoven excited tradesman
- - Symbol of wedlock
- - 1970 Freda Payne hit
- - Young abstainers given cynic's wedding-ring?
- - Outdoor performance venues
- - Perch for a wheelie, perhaps
- - Elongated bike perch
- - Fruity bicycle part
- - Bicyclist's perch, perhaps
- - Elongated bike saddle
- - Cyclist's perch, perhaps
- - Bicycle option
- - A part of some bicycles
- - Elongated bicycle perch
- - Some bikers' perch
- - Bicycle part named for its shape
- - Bicyclist's perch
- - Bicycle part
- - wheelie bike feature
- - Bike accessory that curves in the back
- - Bike part with a fruit in its name (Émile Zola)
- - Bike accessory
- - Bike part, maybe
- - Feature found on a kid's 29-Across
- - Place for fruit- loving cyclists?
- - Kid's bike part
- - Bike feature?
- - things slipping into chaos?