➠ Words that start with b - 8 letters
List contains 2512 Words that start with "b".
- - a marine crustacean with an external shell that sticks to rocks and the bottom of boats
- - it may form a strong attachment to a craft
- - Crustacean that lives attached to rocks
- - uncovered new clan inside that's hard to get rid of
- - Marine crustacean, which lives attached to submerged surfaces
- - ban clare's outing to find a crustacean
- - Hard-shelled creature that attaches itself to the bottom of a boat
- - Crustacean that attaches to surfaces
- - Crustacean that attaches to underwater surfaces
- - Crustacean that attaches to submerged surfaces
- - Marine crustacean, attaches to a boat-hull
- - Shellfish that attaches to ships
- - Attachment to a whale
- - Creature attached to a hull
- - Person hard to get rid of.
- - Person hard to get rid of: Colloq.
- - Fellow hard to shake off.
- - Salt in plain shellfish
- - marine crustacean that lives attached to rocks and ship bottoms
- - Marine crustacean found on ship bottoms
- - Lean crab (anag) — one with a hard shell
- - rock-clinging crustacean
- - Find sea creature around clean bar
- - Shell on ship's hull
- - Sea creature — lean crab (anag)
- - Hull hanger-on
- - Clingy crustacean
- - Marine crustacean
- - Goose lost balance around river
- - Goose in pub Lance cooked
- - Hanger-on finding resistance in balance disturbed
- - Clinging crustacean
- - Crustacean and goose
- - Crusty marine type lives on boat out from Connemara village and port in Clare
- - Sea creature unadorned with pinch of salt
- - Good shot behind farm building bags large type of goose
- - Goose in farm building disturbed Alec
- - Crustacean with cement glands
- - Nautical hanger-on
- - Keel clinger
- - Seagoing shell dweller
- - Incrustation on a keel
- - Hull incrustation
- - It forms attachments at sea
- - Boat hanger-on
- - This sticks around
- - ".......... Bill, the sailor"
- - Clinger on a keel
- - Anagram for balancer
- - Piggyback rider on a whale
- - "...... Bill the Sailor," 1931 song
- - Seagoing Bill
- - European goose
- - Sea animal.
- - Hull attachment
- - Marine hanger-on
- - Hanger-on
- - something getting encrusted in clean bar surprisingly
- - Crustacean without shell full of salt
- - Clinging marine crustacean, and a species of goose
- - Dublin-born founder of London children's homes
- - local young ladies' ban on servants
- - Is bad ram out to get local workers?
- - These gals mix it up
- - Tapstresses.
- - Some tavern workers
- - Pub waitresses
- - Drink dispensers
- - Pub employees
- - Additions to a musical staff
- - Territory roamed by wild lawyers? (... à la Buddy Roemer in 1991)
- - What dogs do to set a tempo?
- - A singer to object to one wrong note
- - Second lowest adult male singing voice
- - In an operatic voice, except for single bum note
- - Adult singing voice
- - male singing voice between bass and tenor
- - Male range of voice between bass and tenor
- - Male singer's voice
- - A male singer looks odd in boater
- - a male voice
- - Vocal range between tenor and bass
- - Singing voice meaning "heavy-sounding"
- - i beat ron when it comes to singing
- - robin ate out with a singer
- - Mid-range voice
- - Public house gets it from one type who's good with numbers in a vocal way
- - His voice perhaps is to preclude Charlie from exceptional notice
- - Very little music with it: solo voice
- - Male voice between tenor and bass
- - Male singer with a single exception holds special attraction
- - He can sing over a range except for one tricky note
- - Second lowest male singing voice
- - Before ending in servitude, no slave in anthem has inspired a singer
- - Voice between bass and tenor
- - Voice between tenor and bass
- - Stick it on a male singer
- - Voice displeasure with heart transplant performed in car seat (5,2)
- - Voice range
- - Male voice
- - Choir voice
- - Male singing voice
- - Low voice
- - Singing voice
- - The singer in a local one has it in for
- - a singing voice between bass and tenor
- - Rigoletto portrayer, e.g.
- - Singer excluding one musical sound
- - for robin to eat he must sing for his supper
- - Note: I bar crazy singer
- - Is it lunchtime at the pub that he sings?
- - Singer, but for one vocal inflection
- - Male vocalist
- - Male singer
- - Singer to ban one note
- - Male singer looks odd in boater
- - Not quite every item about it will identify singer
- - Bet on air rewritten for singer
- - Stick with one note for singer
- - Who sings except for one note?
- - Italian individual backing pub singer
- - Iago in 'Otello,' e.g
- - Sinatra, for one
- - Singer's block on single about sex
- - Singer from Italian city with colour
- - Singer in pub, individual possessing sex appeal
- - Figaro portrayer, e.g
- - Opera baddie, usually
- - Singer in pub, one having vocal expression
- - He should deliver just what's needed in opening of song?
- - Euphonium relative
- - Bing Crosby or Frank Sinatra, voicewise
- - Figaro in "The Barber of Seville," e.g.
- - Military band piece
- - Sherrill Milnes, for one
- - Sinatra, vocally
- - Sherill Milnes, for one
- - Merrill's range
- - Male part
- - Frank Sinatra, e.g.
- - Frank Sinatra, for one
- - Vocal type
- - Figaro in "The Barber of Seville"
- - Nelson Eddy, e.g.
- - Crosby was one
- - Sherrill Milnes, e.g.
- - Nelson Eddy was one
- - Merrill or Milnes
- - Walter Cassel, for example.
- - Low man
- - Singer?
- - Choir member
- - Low range
- - Tap tenders
- - Cocktail mixers
- - Cocktail makers
- - Mixologists
- - They open taps and tops and pick up tips
- - A round flat soft bread roll from the North West of England
- - Most eccentric groups of soldiers in company dealing with communications
- - Cypriot Levite who supported Paul in his apostolic work
- - Traveling companion of St. Paul.
- - Companion of Paul
- - "Dark Shadows" vampire
- - Arabs ban blessed Cypriot saint
- - Arabs ban frenzied missionary
- - Stop and arrest when finding missionary
- - New Testament prophet
- - Cypriot saint
- - Saint first named Joseph
- - Biblical figure
- - Nocturnal creature in tavern, currently with last of cocktail
- - Nocturnal bird of prey whose name suggests a farm: 2 wds.
- - For Spooner, really tedious American's an easy target
- - Hard-to-miss target is a darn bore, says Spooner
- - Unmissable target
- - But for poor Don King beside 2, contender must hit it!
- - Ban furious donor for missing the proverbial target
- - Easy target making one flap
- - You can't possibly miss this dratted churl, according to Spooner
- - 'Don't close the -- after the horse is gone'
- - You'd probably miss this proverbial pub opening after the end of autumn
- - When the cows come home, they go through it
- - Entrance on a farm
- - Locked-too-late item in adage.
- - Her rank prohibits one's admission
- - Noble ogler's first to absorb sleek waist in nudity
- - Titled lady a person's seen in pubs
- - "G.I. Joe" villain who shares her name with a noblewoman's rank
- - Lady bears son, moving about
- - Lady in pub with my posh son
- - Lady in pub on English ship
- - Noblewoman in pub with one's son
- - Posh lady's deepish voice -- it's gone extremely sensuous
- - ... stops to embrace single second lady
- - Lady exposes Mellors's rear, holding on
- - Noble Spanish lady caught up in undergraduate degree
- - Eleanor Parker's role in "The Sound of Music"
- - Author Orczy's title
- - Maria von Trapp's title
- - Nadia von Meck's rank.
- - Lady of rank
- - Titled lady
- - Aristo's son behind bars, getting solitary inside
- - lady in pub's drinking singles
- - Female aristocratic title
- - New son bears aristocratic title
- - Author Orczy, for one
- - Margaret Thatcher, e.g., in her later years
- - For this entitled female, what symbolises dollar?
- - Snobs are awful and typical of those with entitlements perhaps
- - Certain British noble
- - Honoured woman has quick drinks in pubs
- - Sludge metal band named after a noble title
- - Mrs. Thatcher, e.g.
- - "The Sound of Music" character
- - Mrs. Munchhausen e.g.
- - A noblewoman
- - Title spurned by Sophie Faninal
- - ...... Blixen (Isak Dinesen)
- - Mrs. Munchausen.
- - Title of "The Scarlet Pimpernel."
- - Certain noblewoman
- - Noblewoman
- - Title
- - Title of nobility
- - Noble ones found in pubs
- - hopper perhaps takes on a group of nobles
- - Bulldoze over summits of outstanding natural area - how is that noble?
- - Bulldoze over tops of outstanding natural area for noble folk
- - Nobles collectively
- - Noble rank
- - Part of the nobility
- - Body of lowest-ranking nobility
- - Lords showing discrimination against the elderly?
- - No 21-year-olds specifically need apply for positions in castle
- - Body of British peers
- - Francis Bacon had one
- - Lordly group
- - Modest peerage.
- - Dancing bears — not titled people
- - Titled people exclude rolling stone
- - title-holding commoners
- - a set born to be the nobility
- - Rural predators
- - Farm predators
- - Vessels carrying a group of sailors and birds
- - Tyto alba, nocturnal birds of prey
- - hooters in farm buildings
- - Some hooters
- - Makers of night flights
- - Nocturnal hunters
- - Hooters
- - birds possibly finding bran slow to digest
- - One who will drink you under the stable?
- - Where moos, clucks and oinks might be heard
- - Good place for chickens and cows
- - Enclosure with a dry bar? Bring in last of Sauvignon and serve up!
- - Where fowl play?
- - Free-range [eggs]
- - Farm area
- - The Web site
- - Part of a large farm
- - Hen-coop site
- - Farmer's milieu.
- - Habitat of farm animals.
- - Farm feature
- - Coarse, as language
- - Part of a farm.
- - Fowl territory?
- - Farm enclosure
- - Rod profits from good deals
- - Negotiates terms to achieve local profits
- - Pub profits include some reduced items
- - favourable transactions producing profits for the publican!
- - Pub profits -- selling these?
- - Publican's profits -- they're cheap at the price
- - Cheap items don't allow profits
- - Outlet store's offerings
- - Cheapies!
- - Advantageous purchases
- - Steals, so to speak
- - Engages in haggling
- - Basement offerings
- - Advertised opportunities.
- - Haggles
- - Steals
- - Sales ....
- - Tavern habitués
- - Saloon frequenters
- - Tavern frequenters
- - Pub regulars
- - Spirited types?
- - What a judge can do in a saloon
- - Pub hangers-on
- - Darts and cornhole, for two
- - Force one's way to earn big bucks
- - Gatecrash
- - chart showing pub and hotel stocking mostly pinot, perhaps
- - Pie chart alternative: 2 wds.
- - 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire' lifeline chart
- - Chart in many a PowerPoint presentation
- - Pie-chart alternative
- - Henry and Norm snatch back chart
- - comparative data diagram
- - Excel illustration
- - Summary / of stats / in a boxy / display
- - Statistical summary
- - Spreadsheet software option
- - "USA Today" illustration
- - "Chop-chop!"
- - Flirtatious drink servers, perhaps
- - Joins a group rudely and abruptly
- - Enters without knocking
- - Enters abruptly
- - Freight carrier is back north and rudely pushes through
- - Gatecrashes inns around Germany, Spain and up North
- - Entered rudely
- - Arrived rudely
- - Noise on boat was intrusive
- - Arrived impolitely
- - Birds eaten initially by those working on boats
- - Local pump attendant carries, for example, a round for one of those who owns a lighter?
- - Zigzag embroidery stitch
- - Brawl that's broken up by a bouncer
- - Altercation broken up by bouncers
- - A bouncer might break one up
- - Concern for a bouncer
- - Alcohol-based punches, maybe
- - what an infielder might use to field a slow-rolling ground ball
- - What a shortstop may use to field a grounder
- - requirements to practice, often
- - Practice tests?
- - Pre-practice tests?
- - Hurdles for lawyers
- - Buff
- - Sunscreen target
- - It's revealed by one who has nothing on local boozer - Ken is sick!
- - Tattoo target
- - Nudist's covering?
- - Quality of a bleak room
- - Lack of adornment
- - Stark quality
- - Being in the raw
- - Nudity
- - Poses nude
- - Leaves nothing to the imagination
- - Crow with few feathers?
- - Coffee shop workers
- - People who make and serve coffee
- - Coffee bar workers
- - Coffee makers
- - They're skilled in coffee-making
- - mudslingers?
- - Café employees who create latte art
- - sir, a tab's arranged for those at the drinks counter
- - Starbucks employees
- - Bean artists
- - Espresso experts
- - Workers with a daily grind?
- - Espresso servers
- - Employees with many perks?