➠ Words that start with b - 5 letters
List contains 1351 Words that start with "b".
- - supports the defenders
- - supports the defenders on the field
- - gives support to defenders
- - supports the sportsmen at the rear
- - supports defenders
- - Supports rugby players?
- - gives support to players in defence
- - Gives support to rugby players
- - Supports football players?
- - Is a supporter of
- - Helps or supports with money
- - Supports on Kickstarter
- - Lends support to
- - Lends support
- - Supports
- - Gives support to.
- - Supports those defending
- - retreats, with "off"
- - Bets on footballers and retires
- - parts of flash cards where the answers are written
- - Scenic grounds to the rear of several Cambridge colleges
- - Campaigns for those involved in the pitch
- - Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady, for two
- - some dresses don't have them
- - Second son in Cambridge colleges area
- - Rugby players
- - Tackles' teammates
- - Defensive players
- - Kickstarts, in a way
- - Gives resources to
- - Fronts' opposites
- - Bets on (horse)
- - Some footballers
- - Reverses.
- - Some football players
- - Is a proponent of
- - What the strikers have to face? Champions!
- - Second son in Cambridge college area
- - Provides money for
- - Supplies with funding
- - Spine sites
- - Stands behind
- - Pigskin carriers
- - Drives in reverse, with "up"
- - Campaigns for
- - Helps (a start-up) start up
- - Puts up money for, as a play
- - Places for pats
- - Is an angel to
- - Bets on
- - Puts up the cash
- - Invests in
- - Soccer positions
- - Reverse sides
- - Ball carriers
- - Remove a mistake, in a way
- - Behind-the-line men
- - O.J. et al.
- - Section of a football team.
- - Gridiron players.
- - Members of a football team.
- - Gridiron players, behind the line.
- - Upholds.
- - Football players.
- - Sponsors
- - Bankrolls
- - Subsidizes
- - Spines
- - Puts money (on)
- - Endorses
- - Rugby players standing out from a scrum
- - doing favours reciprocally and often illicitly
- - Puts money on second, and second again!
- - in sport, they have no advanced position
- - shows confidence in the defenders
- - Side effect of steroid use
- - Breakout caused by a sweaty uniform, perhaps
- - Spots that are hard to reach?
- - Skin problem portmanteau
- - Breakout that's behind you
- - Holes at the bottom of a scorecard?
- - Produce an undesired effect
- - Family of classical composers
- - Noted family of German composers
- - Family of German composers
- - Family with several notable composers
- - Family that wrote a lot of notes
- - Baroque musical family
- - Prolific 18th-century family of composers
- - Big music family
- - 18th-century musical family
- - Classical music family
- - German musical family
- - Noted musical family
- - Johann Sebastian et al.
- - Prolific composing family of the baroque period
- - Musical family
- - Family of composers
- - Johann S. and family
- - J. S. and C. P. E.
- - J. S. and PDQ
- - Talented family.
- - Johann and family.
- - Baroque musical dynasty
- - Musical dynasty
- - People in Toyland
- - British ramblers regularly finding these in arms
- - Small children (found in the wood?)
- - Their mouths are cited in Psalm 8
- - Infants "in the woods"
- - Herbert's "...... in Toyland"
- - Contents of some arms
- - They're in Toyland
- - Ones in the woods?
- - "...... in Arms" (Rodgers and Hart musical)
- - They may be in arms
- - "...... in Toyland" (Victor Herbert operetta)
- - Creatures in arms or woods
- - Rodgers and Hart's "...... in Arms"
- - Some are in arms
- - People in the woods
- - Dwellers in Toyland.
- - Dolls, in current parlance.
- - Travelers in the woods.
- - Ones up in arms?
- - ...... in arms
- - ...... in the woods
- - Naive folks
- - Naïfs
- - They're innocent
- - Embodiments of innocence
- - Toyland characters
- - Hotties
- - Inexperienced ones
- - Nurslings
- - Pretty women, slangily
- - Toyland denizens
- - Neonates
- - Woods denizens?
- - Ingenuous ones
- - Toyland residents
- - Woods dwellers?
- - "Baywatch" beauties
- - Woods residents?
- - Bargoer's quest, maybe
- - Nursery newcomers
- - Toyland types
- - Start of a Victor Herbert title
- - Herman and Didrikson
- - Untried ones
- - Herman and Ruth
- - Ruth and Zaharias
- - Ruth and Herman
- - Toyland's residents.
- - Toyland travelers.
- - Naïve persons.
- - Helpless ones.
- - Occupants of Toyland.
- - Mrs. Zaharias and others.
- - Maternity-ward callers.
- - "Toylanders."
- - Cuties
- - Cutie pies
- - Epitomes of innocence
- - Young ...... (children)
- - Tots
- - Toddlers
- - Very young children
- - Innocent sorts
- - Innocents
- - Innocent ones
- - Unsophisticated ones.
- - Novices
- - Little ones
- - Children
- - Term of endearment
- - Baseball great and great ox
- - these kids are not entirely bad, but less than the best!
- - barbara's out east with the toddlers
- - Coffeecake with cross-sectional swirls
- - Bread with a swirl
- - Coffeecake flavoured with orange, raisins and almonds
- - Dessert bread covered with streusel
- - Spongy cake laced with rum
- - Cake often laced with rum
- - Cake with rum in it
- - Coffee cake flavored with rum
- - Cake topped with streusel
- - eastern european coffee cake
- - cake brought by jerry and elaine to "the dinner party"
- - Eastern European braided sweet bread
- - Traditional sweet braided Polish bread
- - slavic braided cake
- - Cake similar to a kokosh
- - Swirly Jewish cake
- - Sweet-and-yeasty Polish cake
- - Sweet Easter treat
- - Rum raisin cake
- - Polish Easter cake
- - Kind of coffee cake
- - Braided Jewish bread
- - Eastern European cake
- - Yeasty cake
- - Sweet Easter serving
- - Sweet, spongy yeast cake
- - Spongy sweet cake
- - Russian cake
- - Sweet cake that's an Easter tradition in Eastern Europe
- - Coffee cake variety
- - Yeast cake highlighted in a "Seinfeld" episode
- - Slavic coffee cake
- - Raisin cake
- - Sweet, glazed cake
- - Raisiny cake
- - Prop in "The Dinner Party" episode of "Seinfeld"
- - Cylindrical rum-raisin cake
- - Polish cake
- - Spongy yeast cake
- - Raisin-and-rum cake
- - Sweet raisin cake
- - Easter cake
- - Rum cake
- - Spongy cake
- - Sweet braided Jewish bread
- - The English ...... Pipes Jig
- - ...... Pipes Jig
- - Risky game when rat's destroyed berry
- - Any grape, tomato, etc.
- - Any grape or tomato
- - Any grape, banana, etc.
- - Fruit derived from a single ovary
- - Any grape, cranberry, etc.
- - Grape, tomato or cranberry, e.g.
- - Berry, in botany
- - Berry: It.
- - Chew
- - Berry.
- - Berry, in Italy
- - Word element meaning "berry."
- - "Berry" prefix
- - Lead-in for breath
- - "...... in Black" (Beatles song)
- - Lead-in for breath or tears
- - ...... breath (plant with small, delicate flowers)
- - .... breath: bouquet filler
- - breath (tiny flowers)
- - ......-breath
- - ...... breath (flower)
- - John Waite '70s band, with "The"
- - Soft as a -- bottom
- - "...... Day Out" (1994)
- - ...... breath (one of the pinks)
- - Soft as a ...... skin
- - Smoker's leaves (in short)
- - Power Rangers villain
- - Hindu address for a gentleman
- - Hindu gentleman (var.)
- - Hindu "Mr." (var.)
- - Hindu title (Var.)
- - "Sweet ......" (Sally's pet name for Linus)
- - Hindu honorific
- - Hindu title of respect
- - Hindi courtesy title
- - Hindu Mr
- - Hindu gentleman
- - Hindu "mister"
- - Chacmas, for example
- - Sacred animals in ancient Egypt
- - Peter Frampton "...... Love Your Way"
- - 1964 #1 hit for the Supremes
- - Distinguished Hindu men
- - Hindu gentlemen
- - Hindu titles
- - Hindu misters
- - Subject of a 1980s surrogacy case
- - Pseudonym in a famous surrogacy case
- - Child in a 1980s custody case
- - .. ceesay, plays the title role in sky's wolfe