➠ Words that start with b - 8 letters
List contains 2512 Words that start with "b".
- - In which they work thirteen to the dozen
- - They make snacks I stored in plastic beakers
- - They're rolling in dough
- - Note the first sign of spring around Kildare in operations making plenty of dough
- - Bikes are wasted by those producing the fat rascals
- - Bread factories
- - Bear claw makers
- - Breads and cakes are produced here
- - Bread sellers
- - Aroma producers
- - Many people like their smell
- - Icing sites
- - They smell great
- - Pastry shops
- - Places for brioches
- - Where to buy éclairs
- - Food stores.
- - They make butterflies, pigs' ears, etc.
- - Certain stores
- - Sweet spots?
- - Where bread and cakes are made
- - Kite Abel made out of an early plastic
- - Nibble around sides of kale that's mistaken for plastic
- - Plastic upper-class snubbed by Azeri nobility?
- - Early form of plastic used for tableware, telephones etc
- - Heat to make hard plastic tile -- plastic!
- - A plastic once used for telephones etc.
- - Plastic in many telephone receivers
- - Collectible plastic jewelry
- - Type of plastic
- - the first synthetic plastic
- - synthetic thermosetting resin invented by l h baekeland
- - Like a bet, flutter and stuff around the old radio
- - Synthetic material to make e.g. cakes low in calories
- - Brand name in plastics
- - Synthetic resin product.
- - No 221B was where Sherlock Holmes lived in London
- - Cook ham, say for old-fashioned pies
- - Cookies-for-$$$ event
- - Selling home-made cookies brownies etc. often for charity
- - Event for folks looking for a sweet deal?
- - Classic fund-raising event
- - Fund-raiser of a sort
- - Bread-for-cake event?
- - Fundraiser, of a sort
- - Fund-raising event
- - Event with cakes and cookies
- - Popular money-raising event
- - Fundraising event
- - Time to make dough for cupcakes
- - Fundraiser with cakes
- - school fundraiser, many times
- - Frequent school fundraiser
- - Common PTA fundraiser: 2 wds.
- - School fundraiser, often
- - Church fundraiser
- - Attempt at making cookie dough?
- - School fundraiser
- - Common fund-raiser
- - Popular fund raiser
- - Bottle-drive alternative
- - Way to get dough from doughnuts?
- - High-calorie fund-raiser
- - School fund-raiser
- - PTA fundraiser
- - Frequent fund-raiser
- - London Underground line that runs between Harrow & Wealdstone and Elephant & Castle
- - London Underground line with terminus at Elephant and Castle
- - London Underground line coloured brown on the tube map
- - A bloke runs riot on Circle Line
- - Abandons a difficult situation
- - Rescues financially
- - Parachutes
- - Procures the release of
- - Hits the silk.
- - Gives up
- - Surety providers
- - Security providers
- - Where you might open a whole can of worms?
- - Emporium for anglers
- - Where Mitt Romney built a treehouse for his former employees? (... à la Michael Bloomberg in 2007)
- - Bond poster
- - Get-out-of-jail guy
- - Poster of a bond
- - Surety provider
- - Bank rescues
- - Large-scale financial rescues
- - Controversial financial rescues
- - Economic saves
- - Emergency assistance, from nautical lingo
- - Certain escapes
- - Court attendants
- - Officers given hits feel unwell inside
- - Courtroom officers
- - Sheriff's officers who execute writs
- - Concocts alibis over party for the property agents
- - Prepare dessert
- - Do a pastry job
- - Easter entre
- - Thanksgiving entree in some homes
- - Easter entree
- - Entrée topped with pineapple rings
- - Bad actor in a stoner movie?
- - Staple of Southern cuisine
- - Classic Christmas dinner
- - Traditional Christmas entrée
- - Sandwich ingredient.
- - Meat dish
- - what's left on the day is fair
- - Fair where graduate stabbed
- - A clan involved in plot must be fair
- - Left dance drunk after graduate fair
- - Fair
- - twisted blade can be evenly weighted
- - nicely poised, but with a bad grasp of a weapon
- - Level-headed criminal carries weapon
- - In a state of equilibrium
- - Objectively assessed
- - Equally weighted
- - Evil, snaffling weapon - one from both sides?
- - Unbiased account?
- - Steady — objective
- - Reconciled (account books)
- - Composed — unbiased
- - Like tightrope walkers and household budgets, ideally
- - In equilibrium
- - Sensible man with cold gets into bed
- - Sound from stable?
- - Objective: a weapon sawn off at the end to be used in plot
- - Presenting several points of view
- - Not good holding pike with both feet on the ground
- - Not good covering pike with both feet on ground
- - Objective of man, 100 -- to stay in bed!
- - Presenting all points of view
- - Kind of budget
- - Like tightrope walkers, usually
- - Kept steady.
- - Well-rounded
- - Poised
- - Stable
- - Equitable
- - On an even keel
- - Sane
- - Well-proportioned
- - '.... even!'
- - Unbiased
- - CPA, in a way
- - Ropedancer
- - Fly appendage
- - Gymnast, often
- - Waiter, frequently
- - Well-rounded
- - ...... Acrobat
- - Tightrope walker
- - leans on the cab and settles his account
- - Props at the end of 15 across for closing plays
- - Figures at the bank at the end of 15 across taking direction
- - Stays on the tightrope
- - credits graduate with weapons
- - Counterweights, equalisers
- - Equalises
- - CPA's concerns
- - Bishop Alan Clare, head of school, settles accounts
- - Amounts outstanding
- - Checks' counterparts
- - Weighs tips of big aggressive weapons
- - CAB's lean organisation with important figures
- - Unpaid portions
- - Bank figures
- - Bankbook numbers
- - Checks a checkbook
- - Bank amounts
- - Auditors' concerns
- - Checks' partners
- - Checks' associates
- - Danish locale
- - Place for bear claws and elephant ears
- - Place for cookies and cakes
- - Cookie cookery
- - Pastry store.
- - Pie producer
- - .......... tart, a shortcrust pastry shell with layers of jam and frangipane topped by flaked almonds
- - don't undercook a tart
- - Almond cake, ... tart
- - a tart you shouldn't undercook
- - derbyshire town associated with an almond-flavoured pudding and tart
- - Produce good food in Derbyshire
- - Cookie sheets, say
- - Cake pans and pie tins
- - Cookie sheets and cake pans
- - who is the director general of rté?
- - Turkish desserts
- - Layered Turkish pastries
- - Famous old travel-guide publisher
- - travel guide eponym
- - a travel guide popular in the 19th century
- - Tourist guidebook publisher
- - Guidebook
- - International travel guide publisher
- - Tourist's guidebook
- - Guidebook for travelers
- - Traveler's guidebook
- - Guidebook originator.
- - Cook entertains news boss and European publisher
- - Baker oddly dead set on travelling around with old German guide
- - Aircraft manufacturer, Dr Kee's manoeuvring guide
- - Traveller's guide book(s) since the mid-19th century
- - Editor wants introduction to electrics in oven guide
- - Puzzles and posers
- - Puzzles
- - Perplexing
- - What's mystifying about groovy short love affair?
- - Mystifying
- - Confusing
- - Puzzling in a rising fab fling!
- - Sailor brought back very loud fish. Mystifying!
- - Cryptic
- - Uneasy feelings
- - Uncomfortable feelings
- - You might get them from a skeezy person
- - What one might get from a con artist
- - Intuitive warning signs
- - Slangy cause of unease
- - Pibroch player
- - Player in plaid
- - Music-maker to chirp aboard barge travelling around
- - Musician at a St. Patrick's Day parade
- - Churchwarden after midnight in public houses produces Scottish music
- - Seed carried in rickety barge — one making lots of noise!
- - Scottish funeral accompanist
- - Doctor loses the head with churchwarden in public house playing Scottish music
- - Skirted musician bringing silver flute into empty bar
- - Secure piano in middle of jetty for musician
- - Note smoker in pub is a musician
- - One blows out air using silver tube with brown coating
- - Performer featured on Peter Gabriel's "Come Talk to Me"
- - Favorite marching band musician
- - Performer in a kilt
- - Highlands musician
- - Performer in plaid, perhaps
- - Droning musician
- - Kilted musician
- - Scottish musician
- - big paper misrepresented musician
- - Most loose-fitting
- - Best to include a double string, one that’s the most loose
- - Furthest from formfitting
- - With the rumba, glad you are not a homeless woman
- - Airport procedure that involves a scale
- - Going:......:: coming:carousel
- - *Task for TSA agents
- - Bread container in a deli
- - What you find kitsch in
- - in ... (vulgar)
- - What a non-stylish person might have when it comes to clothes: 2 wds.
- - Best data produced by one of those sick types, in a manner of speaking
- - Why a jokester may say "Too soon?"
- - What ethnic jokes are in
- - Liability in the field of décor.
- - What kitsch shows
- - Zero refinement
- - Lowbrow sensibilities
- - Post-tragedy joking, e.g.
- - Tacky quality
- - Produce best data for vulgar type
- - Post bugaboo
- - Inelegance
- - Irreverence that goes too far
- - Indecorum, e.g.
- - Undiscriminating quality
- - Vulgarian's specialty
- - Insensitivity
- - Fashion Police focus
- - Kitsch
- - Lack of esthetic sense.
- - Inelegancy.
- - Gingerbread, for example.
- - Lack of refinement
- - Kitschy quality
- - Gaucherie.
- - Tackiness
- - It may be over one's head at first
- - Infielder's mistake
- - Infielder's gaffe
- - Ball field error
- - Down periods
- - When the chips are down
- - Adverse period.
- - Life's downswings
- - Depressions and recessions
- - Justin Timberlake "Not a ......"
- - On ...... with (not speaking to, perhaps)
- - Unfortunate way to break off a relationship, with "on"
- - No longer speaking (with "on")
- - What those not speaking to each other are on?
- - What bitter rivals are on?
- - No longer speaking, after "on"
- - what exes might be on
- - Diamond-shaping choice
- - Rectangular diamond
- - Diamond ring feature
- - Small diamond?
- - Long loaf
- - Elongated French loaf
- - Crusty French bread shaped like a baton
- - A small carrier perhaps picked up some food from France
- - get a tube out for bread
- - Long, thin loaf
- - Long loaf — tube gate (anag)
- - Be full of sickness, having dry bread
- - Stick produced in France and Belgium over lawyer heading off to sue leaders of think tank
- - French loaf
- - Long French breadstick
- - French stick
- - Bread from wrapper chewed noisily
- - Lengthy pain in France?
- - Mostly cured, suppressing endless fever, revealing some pain?
- - Loaf with a crisp crust
- - Inside empty briefcase, fit dry bread
- - French for "stick"
- - The French stick to small container, we hear
- - In stand, fit dry bread
- - Long narrow French loaf
- - Long loaf of French bread
- - Narrow loaf
- - New Orleans loaf
- - Gem shaped like a convex oblong.
- - Convex oblong gem.
- - Gem
- - French bread
- - Gemstone cut sounds like French bread
- - narrow french loaf
- - happen to check temperature on time following fever and pain locally?
- - Great Recession bank rescue
- - Bundle of bills for freeing a jailbird?
- - Damn bad weather heading for Iraq from a Gulf state
- - From an island nation in the Persian Gulf
- - Gulf resident: I hate it to be wet on island
- - Native of one Gulf state
- - Native of one of the Gulf States
- - Resident of one of the Persian Gulf States
- - Get-out-of-jail document
- - Possible instance of predatory lending
- - Get-out-of-jail card?
- - Organization such as Free the 350
- - From country that is 700 islands, north of Cuba
- - New Providence resident
- - Resident of New Providence island
- - Nassau native
- - Family of wind instruments which includes Highland, Irish and Northumbrian varieties
- - "Scotland the Brave" instruments
- - instrument played on st. patrick's day
- - Skirling instrument
- - instrument to catch smokers
- - obtain smokers' instruments
- - scottish winds
- - wind instrument often associated with scotland
- - Instrument for the kilted
- - Scottish musical instruments
- - Highlands instrument
- - Scottish wind instruments
- - Scottish instruments
- - Scots instrument
- - Instrument with a chanter and one or more drones
- - Instruments with chanters
- - Instrument with continuous sound
- - Noisy instruments.
- - Some reed instruments
- - Instruments
- - Marcher's instrument
- - wind instrument, associated with scotland
- - musical wind instrument
- - Gaelic musical instruments
- - Scottish Highlands instruments
- - Highland wailers
- - Highlands wailers
- - They're blown at some weddings
- - 3/17 musicmaker
- - Pibroch producers.
- - Highland favorites.
- - Thrillers of Scotsmen.
- - Grab pastries, soft in the middle — a Scottish speciality