➠ Words that start with b - 8 letters
List contains 2512 Words that start with "b".
- - Mister Solo excited Chloe in pub?
- - BA or BSc graduate, eg
- - Solo sort needs bleach or explosive
- - Sounds like Beany or Barney perhaps hasn't got a regular mate
- - Mister Solo?
- - Word with pad or party
- - graduate who's never been in a union
- - German composer gets lore confused though they hold a degree
- - unmarried composer got part back
- - single one
- - Composer has part played back for a single man
- - "The ...," reality TV show featuring Clayton Echard as the star in 2022 that inspired a wine collection by ABC
- - he's never been in a union
- - ... in Paradise (reality dating show spinoff)
- - If Johann Sebastian had taken a backward role, he may have stayed a single man
- - Bach has upcoming part as single chap
- - ... pad (single man's home)
- - Single male part transposed by composer
- - Composer returning part for unmarried man
- - composer has new role for a single
- - A matchless fellow?
- - Single-minded man?
- - '... in Paradise' (TV show)
- - He's single, to a degree
- - One who's never met his match?
- - he's only got a single viewpoint
- - "Tammy and the ...," 1957 romantic comedy movie starring Debbie Reynolds as Tambrey Tyree
- - Single man
- - Non-union member?
- - He's not taken
- - ...... party (pre-wedding festivity)
- - Unmarried man
- - Composer's part upset single chap
- - Hit ABC dating show, with 'The'
- - He's not married
- - Single guy
- - Composer with uplifting part for one unaccompanied
- - Part of BA
- - One who would lose status as union member
- - Man not in union bungled lab chore
- - Single composer played part back
- - Non-married male
- - "The Dating Game" contestant
- - One who's never asked for a hand?
- - He's a single
- - James Buchanan, notably
- - D. Mann's "The ...... Party": 1957
- - Footloose fellow
- - College degree.
- - 3 Down's co-star.
- - Benedict's former status.
- - No lady's man.
- - President Buchanan was one.
- - Man about town
- - Kind of party
- - Part of B.A
- - "The ________" is a US dating reality show hosted by Chris Harrison on ABC
- - Composer has part elevated for single man
- - Unmarried male
- - Single man supporting film with carol he composed
- - "The ...," series where a man has to choose a fiancee, which became a cultural phenomenon after its debut in 2002
- - Man who has never married
- - Brand of fine crystal whose name is also a card game
- - source of advice rejected measure of worth in card game
- - Roughly going back and forth in naughty child's game
- - Back briefly with vehicle attending gambling game
- - Gambling game with a punto banco variation
- - Casino card game featured in several James Bond films
- - vehicles come head to head at a game
- - A cricket club in pub, at card game
- - Card game favoured by James Bond
- - Casino game for Bond
- - Card game like chemin de fer
- - Casino card-game
- - Vosges crystal-making town: card game
- - Card-game in which players bet against the banker
- - In the Penguin Encyclopedia of Card Games, "a more up-market but less intelligent version of Twenty-One"
- - Docked support vehicle at game
- - Sponsor, we hear, to desert game
- - Vehicle reversing with weight of gems is a chancy enterprise
- - Card game played in casinos
- - It's a challenge in casino with badly behaved child running around the accountants?
- - Card game in the original "Casino Royale"
- - Casio game
- - Monte Carlo game
- - Its motto could be "Come to Reno and play!"
- - Game like chemin de fer
- - Card game at Monte Carlo.
- - Favorite game on the French Riviera.
- - Vegas game
- - Casino game
- - Card game
- - Gambling card game
- - Card game played at casinos
- - Chemin de fer, more commonly known among casino patrons
- - Casino option
- - French crystal brand
- - Chemin de fer
- - See 17-Across
- - "Goo goo gaa gaa," for example
- - "Wefwigewator," for instance.
- - Tot's speech
- - Speech that's hard to follow
- - Childish prattle
- - Infantile vocalizations, and a hint to the starts of 17-, 25-, 37- and 50-Across
- - "Goo-goo" and "boo-boo" (2 words)
- - Cooing, maybe
- - "Go bye-bye," e.g.
- - Simple language
- - Nonsensical syllables, maybe
- - Patronization technique
- - "Goo goo ga ga," e.g.
- - It's mostly nonsensical syllables
- - "I wuv oo," e.g.
- - "Goo-goo," e.g.
- - Babbling
- - Nonsensical syllables, perhaps
- - Babbling (2 wds.)
- - Sound from a toddler's toy horn?
- - "the child," as he's otherwise known as
- - Nickname for the Mandalorian's charge
- - Composer's spring brew?
- - Character seen in personal column?
- - defender, british one, showing courage
- - A column of people
- - Courage shown in personal column?
- - Spinal column
- - Courage
- - Throw your weight behind B1's strength of character
- - Another word for spine
- - Fortitude — protection for the spinal cord
- - The spine
- - Wimp's lack
- - Strength of will
- - Resolve
- - Resoluteness
- - Fortitude
- - Spine
- - Talk spitefully about side with incisiveness
- - Speak unkindly about someone who is absent
- - Produce spiteful criticism of support for Sting
- - Talk nasty about support for Sting
- - Gossip maliciously
- - Say mean things
- - Speak ill of in absence
- - Attack surreptitiously
- - Slander
- - Speak ill of
- - Impudent comment from a footballer ?
- - impertinent rejoinder from the defence?
- - Retort about lumbago?
- - impudent, retrograde talk?
- - Insolent response to rugby player gossip
- - Bet on tips for Cheltenham, Haydock and Tramore out of insolence
- - Father won't hear of it from childish type offering support for Switzerland removing top tax
- - Impudent remarks
- - Impudent rejoinder
- - Soccer player gets the bird for impudent retorts
- - Support for college headgear - the referee doesn't want to hear any of it
- - Impudent replies
- - Lucky creature, not large, caressing Henry's cheek
- - Impertinent rejoinder
- - Give cheek
- - Nerve gas?
- - Lip in place again, over jaw
- - Home again by tea time bringing sauce
- - Gossipy conversation
- - Impudence
- - Impertinent talk
- - Cheekiness
- - Insolence
- - Acrobatic feat
- - Yoga or gymnastics move
- - Calisthenic exercise
- - Evade an obligation
- - Renege
- - certain boston neighborhood
- - Boston neighborhood
- - Place for canoodling in a cinema
- - Part of a scrum in rugby
- - Support American Revolutionary's complaint
- - support each terrible pain
- - Back a revolutionary with physical ailment
- - It creates a strain after doing all the heavy lifting giving support to a revolutionary
- - It could cause one to lay down on the job
- - Pain of second celebrity landing outside hospital
- - Lumbago, e.g.
- - Tiny rod-shaped organism
- - Rod-shaped bacterium
- - Rod-shaped microbe
- - Bacterium
- - Microscopic organism which causes disease
- - wake up abruptly and get taxi, returning to outskirts of athy to make retreat
- - Retreat without turning around
- - Retreat gradually
- - Retreat
- - Bet on a course, as to how one might take flight
- - *What to do when coming face to face with a bear
- - Bet on a strategy and get out
- - Recoil
- - Support master making rhythmic accentuation
- - Syncopated rhythmic element
- - Ringo's accent?
- - Accented rhythm
- - Something in a music bar here again -- attend!
- - Returned to work
- - once again doing something
- - Slangy "Ditto!"
- - "Ditto"
- - Informal "Likewise"
- - echoic acknowledgment
- - Animals replaced in launcher by ex-POTUS's granny
- - Former American president taken in by a nomadic pygmy - an older relative of Putin's, for example
- - Granny of US President engaging in degree with spirit
- - Kind of kerchief
- - Elderly Russian woman
- - Russian grandma
- - Gorbachev's grandmother
- - Old Russian woman
- - Triangular headscarf tied under the chin
- - Old woman's wild after graduate regularly larks about
- - Russian grandmother and her headscarf
- - Russian grandmother
- - Russian head scarf
- - ...... Lady (Kennedy assassination figure)
- - Scarf for a Moscow matron
- - Woman's head scarf
- - Head scarf
- - Russian grandmother to rub a bush kangaroo's belly
- - Grey Muscovite threw Baku bash
- - Baseball legend [2 wds.]
- - Slugger of 714 homers, and a charter member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum: 2 wds.
- - Baseball player, famous for hitting home runs, d. 1948
- - Member of baseball's "Murderers' Row"
- - Member of baseball's 700 Club
- - The Great Bambino
- - One of two members in baseball's "700 Club"
- - Charter Baseball Hall-of-Famer
- - Baseball star
- - Baseball great
- - Baseball's "Bambino"
- - The Bambino
- - Yankee legend known as the Sultan of Swat (2 wds.)
- - the sultan of swat and excited hubert followed sailor
- - Legend surpassed by Hank Aaron
- - Early Red Sox legend
- - Murderers' Row batter in front of Lou Gehrig
- - Member of the 1920s Murderers' Row
- - Legendary figure once seen on diamonds
- - The Yankees retired his #3 in 1948
- - Who was 86-Across after 23-Across
- - Slugger who finished his career with the Boston Braves
- - 1923 63 Across
- - *He hit 714
- - Hitter of 714 homers
- - Six-time A.L. RBI leader
- - Diamond legend
- - 1936 Hall of Fame inductee
- - Slugger of 714 homers
- - No. 3 in Murderers Row
- - Role for William Bendix and John Goodman
- - A 1914 Oriole who took wing
- - Baltimore boy who made good
- - Star name at Cooperstown.
- - Sports idol of the '20s.
- - Sports idol of the Twenties.
- - Legendary Yankee
- - Yankee legend
- - The Sultan of Swat
- - Critter fed mouth-to-mouth
- - Fledgeling
- - Like many a heartthrob's eyes
- - Eye color
- - Eye shade
- - Pastel color
- - Nursery tale character.
- - Cottage dweller to spoil stomach
- - He finds somebody sleeping in his bed
- - He finds his chair broken when he comes home
- - Smallest porridge eater
- - Porridge eater of note
- - Smallest of a fictional trio
- - Youngest of three porridge eaters
- - Sudden higher birth rate
- - Sudden sharp increase in the birth rate
- - Period of increased births: 2 wds.
- - Period of increased births
- - Small explosion in population
- - tiny report of production expansion?
- - Sharp increase in population — the bulge
- - Postwar population phenomenon
- - Post-WWII birthrate increase
- - Post-WW II birthrate increase
- - Explosion of a sort
- - Small-minded businessmen
- - A witchlike character in Slavic folklore; subject of a symphonic poem by Anatoly Lyadov
- - mythical witch who flies around the forest riding a mortar and carrying a pestle
- - Chaotic infant left with husband is to be tucked in
- - Gilda Radner character on "S.N.L."
- - Gilda Radner role on 'SNL'
- - Early "Saturday Night Live" character
- - Classic "S.N.L." character who spoke with rounded R's
- - "Saturday Night Live" character who introduced herself with "Hewwo"
- - Gilda Radner character
- - Interviewer in some mock interviews
- - '70s "SNL" parody
- - Horror film monster who has become an L.G.B.T.Q. icon, with 'the'
- - top hat-wearing monster of a 2014 horror film
- - Sheepish noise by this maiden offering Arab ideology
- - Statistical aid for sheep?
- - Chewy Nestlé candy bar
- - Candy bar introduced in 1921
- - Candy bar containing peanuts, caramel, and nougat: 2 wds.
- - Snickers rival
- - Justice Bader Ginsburg, as a child?
- - Birth announcement tidbit
- - is tabby's way to watch small creatures?
- - watches kids for cash
- - Watches for money
- - Tends infant(s)
- - Tends to a tot
- - Makes minor observations?
- - Minds the young 'uns
- - Attends to a child.
- - Tends tots
- - Minds Junior
- - does a minor job?
- - minds, as children
- - Keepsake from the newborn years
- - What some parents request at restaurants
- - vacay for parents-to-be
- - Trip for parents-to-be
- - 1964 number-one hit for The Supremes
- - #1 hit for the supremes co-written by dozier
- - Supremes hit song of 1964
- - 1964 #1 hit for the Supremes
- - Sci-fi series set in the 23rd century
- - Wicked places
- - Wicked cities
- - 2008 Tina Fey/Amy Poehler movie
- - 2008 Tina Fey rom-com
- - 2008 Poehler/Fey comedy
- - 2008 Tina Fey/Amy Poehler comedy
- - Minor progress
- - Wee bit of progress
- - Situation in bowling with just the two and seven pins remaining
- - 1962 Bette Davis title role
- - Bette Davis role
- - what ever happened to ........?, 1963 film starring bette davis and joan crawford
- - Nursery furniture with bars
- - Bed with bars
- - Children's toy that might be diapered: 2 wds.
- - bad boy somehow got two pounds for a toy
- - Un-PC name to call a female
- - Short nightgown
- - Ingenue twisted body in dance
- - Short nightie
- - High-waisted dress cut
- - Betsy Wetsy, for one
- - Cabbage Patch kiddie
- - Pajama style
- - Cutie pie
- - Cabin boy's drunk milky concoction
- - Proud parent's sculpture commission?
- - Indicator of pregnancy
- - Indication of a bun in the oven?
- - Pregnancy photo feature
- - you can tell a graduate by what is worn in infancy?
- - Infancy
- - Starting time
- - One's early years
- - It may be dribbled
- - mashed up avocados, perhaps
- - Nourishment for an infant: 2 wds.
- - Infant's meal
- - Overgrown duck of comics
- - Depression-era bank robber Lester Joseph Gillis was also called .... Nelson
- - nickname of british flyweight boxer nicola adams
- - Grammy winner who founded Soda Pop Records
- - Youthful appearance
- - Youthful nickname
- - Youthful countenance
- - One with the look of an innocent child?
- - Amore from Jan Garber and His Orchestra, 1926
- - "When Can I See You" singer
- - Influential blues singer and guitarist who toured in the USSR in 1979