➠ Words that start with b - 8 letters
List contains 2512 Words that start with "b".
- - Colorful play areas
- - Kids' play boxes with plastic spheres
- - Metal worker?
- - Two-headed hammer variety
- - Metalsmith's hammer
- - Metalsmith's tool
- - Part of some hammers
- - Kind of hammer
- - Hammer type
- - With this clue's number billiards game
- - In Cluedo, area between the kitchen and conservatory
- - Sweep around everyone in dance venue
- - Here you may see each and every person sweep round?
- - Possible murder scene in the original version of Cluedo, between the kitchen and the conservatory
- - Place to dance the waltz or tango, perhaps
- - Sweeper collects everything in the hall
- - Site in the game Clue
- - Place to dance in a tuxedo
- - Space for dancing bear to hold hands with maiden
- - "Mad Hot ...," 2005 movie that featured Ann Reinking as a competition judge
- - Dance setting
- - Cotillion site
- - Dance site
- - Place for a gala
- - Hall sweeper gathers everything
- - Dance hall
- - Sweeper covers entirety of hall
- - Loud noise all right inside hall
- - Dancing venue
- - Place for dancing
- - Spheroid from space is synonymous with old romance
- - Place to dance waltzes
- - Dance hall's success involving everybody beginning to rumba
- - Cotillion locale
- - Place for a cotillion
- - Dancing style
- - Prom place
- - Where Belle does his autographing?
- - Radio's "Make Believe ......"
- - Lodgings for Lucille?
- - Discothèque forerunner
- - Debut locale
- - Kind of dance
- - Place for a formal dance
- - bachelor meeting everyone beside moor returning from dancing venue
- - Golf course
- - 3 for baseball
- - Dance position that's not precise
- - Arena for the San Francisco Giants or the LA Dodgers
- - Rough estimate, ... figure
- - Approximate place for pitchers
- - Yankee Stadium, e.g.
- - Approximate range
- - (Of a figure) approximate
- - 'Arena' for rough estimates
- - Approximate sphere of activity
- - Roughly estimated
- - Rough spherical object found by recreation ground
- - Diamond setting
- - A diamond in the rough?
- - Pro slugger's workplace
- - Wrigley Field or Camden Yards
- - Type of figure
- - Shea, for one
- - Comiskey or Fenway
- - Like some figures
- - Approximate
- - Game place
- - Lab comes up with loons to produce party decorations
- - Inflated party decorations
- - Hot-air craft
- - Party decorations
- - Quickly gets higher bonuses, impressing everyone
- - Lighter-than-air aircraft run by hot air
- - The flighty types that get blown up out of all proportion by The Party regulars that are full of air
- - Some party decorations
- - Gets bloated
- - Puffs out
- - They may be sent up in trials
- - Swells (up)
- - Party poppers
- - they go up with inflation
- - Clowns might twist them into animal shapes
- - Thin inflatable bags
- - Inflates benefits to include everybody
- - Malcolm Forbes' collection
- - Clowns' toys
- - Ancient siege weapon for launching stones
- - Ancient siege weapon
- - Ancient missile hurler
- - Ancient catapult
- - a catapult used in ancient warfare for hurling large stones
- - Medieval siege catapult
- - Divide up
- - asked to indicate a choice, many baled out
- - Cast a vote
- - Voted
- - Went to the polls
- - Made a selection
- - Voter.
- - John Q. Citizen in November.
- - Castle that is a holiday residence of the Royal Family
- - Soothing stuff said to be found in royal residence
- - Plumed hat not quite right in formal dance
- - Something soothing spoken by man in the corner in a holiday home
- - Black just capturing a learner's castle
- - Scotch bonnet burns - remedy taken by mouth
- - Bishop's unethical, drinking drop of liquor in Queen's house
- - Scottish castle helps in tribal morale
- - Scottish residence of the British sovereign
- - Scottish residence of the British royal family
- - Something comforting said in palace
- - Something soothing said in royal residence
- - Roam drunkenly in dance in castle
- - Royal castle in Scotland
- - Royal Scottish home
- - Something soothing spoken in royal residence
- - Flash artist in Globe -- top coverage for Scotsman
- - Queen's Scottish home
- - Castle in Scotland
- - Royal retreat in the highlands.
- - Castle in Scotland, on the Dee.
- - Royal residence on the Dee.
- - Royal residence in Scotland.
- - Royal home in Scotland.
- - Queen Elizabeth's royal residence, in Scotland.
- - Dog turning right in grand residence
- - Where royalty may get comfort, it's said
- - Vocal support for male dog around royal residence
- - Labour reverse has lesson for royal house
- - Scottish castle
- - Royal residence — walking shoe — Scottish military hat
- - Scottish castle helps with tribal morale
- - Scottish castle for British royals
- - Boot out from Liberal Democrats, without discreet manoeuvring
- - Laced boot seaman rejected -- left and right
- - Historical Scottish castle.
- - Royal castle
- - Royal residence
- - Uproar and disapproving comment with friend taking husband inside
- - Hue and cry
- - everyone's invited in by call, no time for publicity
- - one may be for hitting unknown who sounds like making fuss
- - Noisy uproar
- - Everyone taken in by half of hoofer's sensational advertising
- - Noisy publicity
- - Much fuss
- - Hype, informally
- - Exaggerated advertising
- - Blatant advertising — a holy lob (anag)
- - Sensational promotion
- - Excited commotion
- - Everyone taken in by most of band's blatant publicity
- - Oh boy, all wrestling is the epitome of hype
- - Oh boy — all wrestling is hype!
- - Extravagant fuss (informal)
- - Everyone, taken in by most of band, in uproar
- - Publicity hype
- - Times grabs a couple of students who heard commotion
- - Sensational publicity, hype
- - Bachelor with partner husband loves -- what a commotion!
- - Flamboyant advertising
- - Extravagant fuss
- - Exaggerated fuss when eccentric hobo embraces friend
- - Flamboyant pitch
- - Blatant advertising or publicity
- - Dance with boorish type without a fuss
- - Aggressive plugging
- - Attention-getting demonstration
- - Clamorous advertising
- - Advertising hoopla
- - Flamboyant puffery
- - Barnum specialty
- - Brash magazine of 1930's
- - Publicize: Colloq.
- - Promotional stunts.
- - Exaggerated publicity.
- - Press agent's stock in trade.
- - Loud talk (after a village in County Cork).
- - Sensational publicity
- - Uproar
- - Big stink
- - Hype
- - Ado
- - Oh boy! All round publicity
- - Sensational publicity (inf)
- - most mild as weather
- - Most pleasantly warm
- - Browbeat, boss around
- - tease friend, boast about it
- - Liberals (anag) — more determined and courageous
- - number of people at a fancy dance, e.g.? (going from a school in indiana ...)
- - Yankees or Reds
- - Five or nine
- - Yankees or Mets
- - Home is one corner in it
- - One known for interceptions
- - Baseline modified for islanders
- - Graduate starts living in open enclave south-east of popular island of Indonesia
- - Islanders keeping band in headquarters
- - islanders stand outside crease
- - Islanders queue in HQ
- - Islander's baseline shot
- - HQ receiving short message from Asian island
- - Some Indonesian islanders
- - Island people of Indonesia.
- - Being a foreigner, having a job to get into the base
- - Degree courses on English language
- - Bali cats
- - Certain Indonesian
- - Foundation inspiring family from Indonesia
- - Long-haired cat with sapphire-blue eyes
- - Foundation receiving short letter in Asian language
- - Certain Indonesians
- - Long-haired cat breed
- - Indonesian Hindus
- - Singaraja natives
- - Like gamelan music
- - Indonesian native
- - South Pacific people
- - Colorful East Indians.
- - Asian people.
- - Southeast Asian tongue
- - indonesian people
- - south east asian people
- - Islands off Spain
- - ...... Islands: Majorca's chain
- - ...... Islands, near Spain
- - Spanish islands
- - Islands off Valencia.
- - Spanish islands in Mediterranean.
- - Islands east of Sardinia.
- - Writer describes a king of Spanish region
- - Helps a desperate farmer?
- - He provides help for those engaged in court activity
- - Refused to go along with, like an idea
- - Quaff that causes hesitation?
- - Chopin creations
- - Some of Chopin's compositions
- - Chopin compositions
- - Medieval verses
- - Tone poems for orchestra.
- - Poetic forms.
- - It keeps you from going gray
- - 'Distressed' condition?
- - Mr. Clean's notable feature
- - Mr. Clean trademark
- - Loss of hair
- - Trademark for Yul or Telly
- - Yul Brynner, e.g.
- - Blue goose
- - Chrome dome, so to speak
- - Cueball, so to speak
- - American bird, one resembling a coot?
- - Jean-Luc Picard feature
- - Widgeon
- - Skinhead
- - Bird for Yul Brynner?
- - Place for Cohan's keys
- - Singer Freddy Fender's real name, ...... Huerta
- - Bank account totals
- - Checks and .......
- - Weighs
- - Scales
- - offsets cab lanes
- - checks' counterparts in law
- - Parts of Mr. Clean and Lex Luthor costumes
- - david ..., author of novels hell's corner and split second
- - technique of hand-painting hair
- - Hair highlighting technique
- - Unlocked area?
- - Tread-loss area
- - Unmopped area?
- - Place on the head where a man might apply Rogaine: 2 wds.
- - Home haircut hazard
- - Rug's place
- - Rogaine target
- - It lacks locks
- - Where there's no hair apparent
- - Top place to get sunburned?
- - Comb-over target
- - One might prompt a need for seed
- - Minoxidil target
- - Sign of age
- - Spain's Islas ......
- - las islas de ibiza, mallorca, formentera, y menorca
- - With obvious strain one bears warrior's sword
- - Uncovered stack of hay in a belt
- - Belts for swords or bugles
- - Like Sinatra songs
- - Like yesterday
- - Brave undertaking?
- - Sport such as rugby or soccer
- - What you watch at Fenway Park or Wrigley Field: 2 wds.
- - Fundamental parts
- - Sport and dance curtailed when leg gets crushed
- - Sand lot activity [2 wds.]
- - a bounder will get knocked about in this sport
- - "Take Me Out to the ......" (seventh-inning song): 2 wds.
- - *Something to 'take me out to,' in an old song
- - Such as rugby
- - Stupidly gamble about a pound in sport
- - Type of dinner dance opens golf tournament
- - Football tennis?
- - Sporting event
- - Fenway Park event
- - Opening Day event
- - Fenway Park action
- - Situation, slangily
- - It may follow the national anthem
- - SkyDome event
- - Situation, informally
- - Super Bowl happening
- - Sight at Fenway Park
- - "Take-me-out" place
- - All-American attraction.
- - "Take me out to the ...... . . . "
- - Cynosure of many eyes on April 9.
- - Le sport American.
- - Walter Alston's bailiwick.
- - Diamond event.
- - Stadium event
- - Situation
- - informal situation of party: up for it?
- - Ump's call
- - Umpire's decision
- - 1970 autobiography of baseball pitcher Jim Bouton: 2 wds.
- - Jim Bouton book
- - Cause of a walk
- - Controversial 1970 Jim Bouton book
- - Words before a walk
- - Deb's dress
- - Debutante's wear
- - What a princess might wear to a dance
- - Deb's wear
- - Formal wear
- - £50 charges to procure exclusive dress for occasion
- - £50 in pocket? Have fine attire
- - A very formal dress
- - Good old post-Fifties western with outlaw going round in costume
- - Tennis court attendant
- - Stadium employee who works along the foul lines (2 wds.)
- - The left, to a southpaw?
- - Lads who spend a lot of time looking at the net?
- - Foul territory workers
- - Chasers of fouls
- - they're positioned outside the court to keep the bounders in check!
- - Young helpers at a tennis match
- - Certain retrievers
- - Bright from the outset, no girls court help?
- - Tigers or Cubs, informally
- - Angels or Dodgers
- - Tigers, e.g
- - Diamond group
- - Device controlling inflow into a cistern
- - Cistern floater
- - Component of cistern
- - Mechanism used in filling water tanks
- - In support, learner left with care of plumbing item
- - Commode component
- - victorian village in deeside east of the cairngorm mountains noted as a hiking centre
- - Stabilizes, as a ship
- - Stability-creating stuff from back lab remains for a very long time
- - Stabilizes, as a hot-air balloon
- - Stabilizes with a heavy load
- - Balloon stabilizers
- - Tanker's counterweights
- - Gives stability to
- - Regional city starts booking everyone with a rodent
- - Gold rush town in Victoria
- - Australian city near celebrated gold mines
- - Moves well, has balance to start with and is at least somewhat athletic.
- - i call bet off to be graceful
- - Trouble, albeit around Lake Como - the first that's typical of those taking steps to practise at The Bar
- - Graceful, dancer-like
- - In freezing cold, the Parisian is graceful
- - Be twitching with everyone joining in, as befits some dancing
- - Graceful and flowing, Lake Erie finally freezing all round?
- - In the style of Joffrey
- - like a graceful type of dancing with organised movements
- - Characteristic of classical dance
- - Of Balanchine's milieu
- - Times Square action on New Year's Eve (2 wds.)
- - New Year's Eve celebration in Times Square commonly referred to as the ...: 2 wds.
- - "Auld Lang Syne" trigger, and a hint to this puzzle's theme
- - Muddled
- - Shaped into orbs
- - In utter confusion, slangily
- - Like many a used Kleenex