➠ Words that start with b
List contains 22630 Words that start with "b".
- - Shortstop's bane
- - Fielder's bane
- - Tough bounce for a shortstop to handle
- - Tough play for Derek Jeter
- - Tough chance for Jeter
- - Crabby attitude
- - Grumpiness
- - Grouchiness
- - Foul mood
- - Poking a hive with a stick, say
- - Sticking a fork in the toaster, e.g.
- - It should get nixed
- - "Uh-oh! Don't do that!"
- - "I don't recommend doing that"
- - 'I wouldn't do that'
- - 'I wouldn't do that if I were you'
- - 'No, you don't want to do that'
- - "You shouldn't do that"
- - "I wouldn't advise it!"
- - Lead balloon, so to speak
- - Hardly encouraging words
- - Darwin Awardee's downfall?
- - "I wouldn't"
- - "Find another way"
- - It won't fly
- - Inadvisable plan
- - "I wouldn't recommend it"
- - "I'd advise against it"
- - 'Nah'
- - Don't do it
- - No way
- - "Don't even go there!"
- - "Don't even think about it!"
- - "Uh uh!"
- - "Yeah, don't do that"
- - "Saturday Night Fever" director John
- - "Saturday Night Fever" director
- - Undesirable hold 'em holding
- - Nothing, at a poker table
- - Yarborough, e.g.
- - Cap wearer's sassy slogan
- - Things best kept under one's hat?
- - personal management problems
- - Times of trouble with tresses
- - Tough time for the loser in a fabled race?
- - Tough time for a bunny?
- - Reason the tortoise won the race?
- - Result of a night of all those orders
- - Kind of day, grooming-wise
- - ...... day (when you might want to wear a hat): 2 wds.
- - Kind of day
- - Unruly mop
- - 2021 Ed Sheeran #2 hit that was the debut single from the album "=": 2 wds.
- - top ten hit for ed sheeran in 2021
- - Vices
- - Subjects of some New Year's resolutions
- - When everything goes wrong at the barber's?
- - When one may get a nasty shock?
- - 24 hours during which everything seems to go wrong?
- - time when nothing works in riyad? ah!
- - When one's crowning glory is less than glorious?
- - When everything seems to go wrong at the same time?
- - When everything makes one irritable?
- - What any of this puzzle's theme entries could cause
- - When a shock is even harder to bear?
- - Locks the pits for 24 hours?
- - Time when nothing goes right in musical put on outside during recess
- - Inauspicious occasion when one has a terrible shock
- - It's commonplace in humid climates
- - Time to feature any of the three theme answers?
- - When one might wear a hat
- - Model's dread
- - distressing time for top stylist
- - Hard time a coot presumably doesn't have?
- - Difficult 24-hour period
- - Reason to wear a hat, maybe
- - A shocking time, in terms of shock?
- - Reason to keep something under your hat?
- - Good time for a babushka, perhaps
- - Result of a permanent failure?
- - No time for photographs?
- - Result of improper conditioning?
- - Lock trouble?
- - Period of frustration
- - Depressing period
- - Reason to wear a hat
- - Coiffure crisis
- - poor clothes for a vice?
- - Snuff, for some
- - smoking, say? make a bid for a bath!
- - fault a smart horsewoman won't have
- - Something that's good to break
- - Something to break
- - Vice
- - Cause for an appointment with a cardiologist
- - Carpenter's or mason's paste
- - After overloading the molding tray with putty the clumsy dentist left the patient with a …
- - Elicitors of groans
- - They cause rolling of the eyes, not rolling in the aisles
- - They may cause people to die onstage
- - They get few laughs
- - Cause of some groaning
- - Something a bomber delivers?
- - Prank that tanked
- - It'll make you groan
- - It may fall flat
- - Evildoer's accumulation
- - No-goodnik's accumulation
- - Wrongdoer's consequence from the universe
- - Bit of cosmic justice
- - What you have when you've behaved poorly, and "what goes around comes around": 2 wds.
- - Unhappy returns?
- - Result of not leaving tips, perhaps
- - Cause of just deserts
- - Just deserts for misconduct
- - Result of evil acts, supposedly
- - Consequence of selfish acts, some say
- - Consequence of selfishness, some say
- - Comeuppance for evil actions, supposedly
- - Unwelcome vibes
- - The downside of "what goes around comes around"
- - Unwanted emanations
- - Cosmic payback
- - What the devil is capable of is not right, for example
- - Source of corruption
- - What Bean Town felons have been?
- - it turns out not to be true
- - Speculations that don't pay off
- - Barren area of the Dakotas and Nebraska
- - Nebraska region
- - Barren region of South Dakota and Nebraska
- - Area of South Dakota
- - Heavily eroded region
- - Groups holding tortured lad in deeply eroded waste areas
- - National Park in South Dakota where Dances with Wolves was partially filmed
- - South Dakota national park featured in "Dances with Wolves"
- - the black hills in south dakota are an example
- - South Dakota geographical feature
- - Why the parent gave the kid a spanking?
- - It could result from a torn ACL
- - One whose tongue is constantly in a twist, maybe
- - banter becomes wicked in time
- - Jests go stale in time
- - railing is in poor condition in time
- - banter becomes hurtful in time
- - Frivolous repartee unwelcome in time
- - Playful banter is hurtful in time
- - Not good time to squeeze in witty conversation
- - Playful teasing
- - Friendly teasing
- - Joking offensive, in time
- - Wicked home with time for witty conversation
- - Teasing graduate gained ground
- - Levity is unpleasant for the elderly
- - Bit of slagging is not good for one horse at the end of race
- - Banter not good for the elderly?
- - Josh revealed as wicked in time
- - Playful, teasing talk
- - Awful batting? Time for teasing
- - Asked Gina out amid chaff
- - Waggery is poor during one's advancing years
- - Banter assumed to be better when young?
- - Jests go off as they grow old
- - chaff isn't good when one is older
- - Humorous banter
- - Frivolous repartee
- - Frivolous backchat
- - (Witty?) chat
- - Good-humored raillery.
- - Mark entertains in a talk that's playful
- - Drollery less desirable as one gets on?
- - Playful banter
- - Repartee may be poor -- at home with a case of gangrene!
- - Playful banter bizarrely began aid
- - British, notice, in mature bit of banter
- - Banter's good when you're young, by implication?
- - Humorous, witty conversation
- - Witty conversation
- - Round pub briefly, British saw witty conversation
- - It's harmful to institute with Egan serving up witty conversation
- - Witty banter
- - Playful repartee
- - M. C.'s stock in trade.
- - Give and take
- - Repartee
- - Banter
- - Raillery
- - '-- joking!'
- - " . . . bit of ...... the best of us"
- - Male villains: 2 wds.
- - Villains in oaters
- - TV villains.
- - Villains
- - Black hat wearers, stereotypically
- - Black hats
- - Traditional wearers of black
- - Westerns' black-hat wearers
- - Stereotypical black-hat wearers
- - Those wearing black hats, perhaps
- - Fishing device pictured on a name tag?
- - worried by wicked, unwonted greed
- - Sick with greed, terribly worried
- - Tormented and looking embarrassed by tag
- - Pestered by stocky burrowing mammal?
- - Bothered and embarrassed by commercial label
- - Hounded
- - Hounded by terrible twisted greed
- - pin socialist who gets harassed
- - Pestered to make brooch crimson
- - Persistently annoyed
- - Pestered relentlessly
- - So I .... him into a game. What a mistake! ...
- - Chivied.
- - Rode
- - Annoyed persistently
- - Nagged
- - Pestered
- - Heckled.
- - Harassed
- - Annoyed
- - extortion scheme involving humans, not weasel family animals as the name suggests
- - Extortion scam
- - Wis. blackmail?
- - Cheating-woman-with-an-angry-husband con
- - Pestering, worrying
- - Lousy garage fringe band is annoying
- - Animals seen in plagues
- - Harry with small animals
- - Animals related to otters, ferrets, etc.
- - Bothers, in a way
- - Pesters nocturnal animals
- - Harasses the beasts
- - Persistently troubles members of the Mustelidae family
- - university of wisconsin
- - Wisconsin ballplayers
- - A cete of ..........
- - Burrowing mammals with strong claws
- - Wisconsin squad
- - Nags at
- - Wisconsin players
- - Wisconsin footballers.
- - Natives of Wisconsin.
- - Wisconsin's football squad.
- - Wisconsinites
- - Heckles
- - Harasses
- - Nags
- - Harries.
- - Pesters persistently
- - Annoys persistently
- - Bothers
- - Wisconsin collegians
- - Con man's "game."
- - Wisconsin's symbol.
- - Wolverine's cousin
- - Wisconsin native
- - Oshkosh native
- - Wisconsinite
- - Symbol of Wisconsin.
- - Bandicoot.
- - Native of Wisconsin.
- - Bayham ...... of "Bleak House."
- - State name of Wisconsin.
- - Burrowing animal, symbol of Wisconsin.
- - Nocturnal animal.
- - "The Wind in the Willows" critter
- - Noodge
- - Musteline mammal
- - Mink relative
- - Member of the weasel family
- - Burrowing animal.
- - Burrowing mammal
- - Burrowing critter
- - Heckle
- - Pester constantly
- - Annoy constantly
- - Annoy to no end
- - Harass persistently
- - Be a pest to
- - Harass
- - Harry
- - Hassle
- - Nag
- - Annoy no end
- - Browbeat
- - Taunt
- - Nocturnal mammal
- - Annoy
- - Bedevil
- - Pester
- - wise character from the wind in the willows played on screen by bob hoskins
- - Animal which lives in a sett
- - Mammal with black and white striped head
- - pester – wind in the willows character
- - Student heroism at the University of Wisconsin?
- - Viña Delmar's best seller, 1928.
- - Viña Delmar novel, 1928.
- - Admonition to an Airedale, perhaps
- - Reprimand to a dog, maybe
- - Biker chick, perhaps
- - Not just a tease
- - song that won donna summer a grammy in 1980 for best female rock vocalist
- - #1 Donna Summer hit
- - 1979 R. & B. No. 1 song with an oft-sampled "toot-toot, beep-beep" chant
- - 1979 Donna Summer chart-topper
- - *Donna Summer #1 hit
- - Buttons
- - Scout's collection
- - Stars of the Wild West
- - ID or membership emblems
- - "...? We don't need no stinking ...!"
- - Sinbad gestures for included name tags
- - sheriffs' insignias
- - Insignias on uniforms
- - Scouts' emblems
- - Items on a Girl Scout's sash
- - Emblems signifying rank or affiliation
- - Insignias for short-legged omnivores, I hear
- - Symbolic brooches
- - Police officers' shields
- - Insignia emblems
- - Company IDs
- - Police identifiers
- - Stars in western movies, e.g
- - They're tokens from first Boudin and Degas tour
- - Heat shields?
- - Scout's awards
- - Emblems to signify rank or membership
- - Signs first brilliant Degas production
- - Access requirements
- - Some IDs
- - Police IDs
- - Boy Scouts' rewards
- - Stars in many westerns
- - Scouting prizes
- - Scout's honors
- - Cops' IDs
- - Boy Scouts earn them
- - Sheriffs' IDs
- - Signs of authority
- - Scouts earn them
- - Insignia
- - Tin stars
- - Stars, shields, etc.
- - Distinctive devices.
- - Emblems
- - Symbols of authority
- - Some stars
- - ... nocturnal animals lacking right distinguishing marks
- - "Uh-oh! Don't do that!"
- - What you shouldn't oughta use
- - What this clue have
- - English teacher's annoyance
- - Heavy
- - No-good Fawkes is the villain
- - 2019 song by Billie Eilish which also has a remix that features Justin Bieber: 2 wds.
- - 2019 song by Billie Eilish which reached number one in the Billboard Hot 100 replacing 27a: 2 wds.
- - Billie Eilish hit song
- - Hit song by the 1-Across winner whose name is spelled out by the final three letters of 21-, 25-, 47- and 52-Across
- - Villain in an old movie
- - Action film foil
- - Villain of a piece
- - The Joker in Batman movies, e.g.
- - One to root against
- - Black hat wearer
- - Villain
- - Persistently pester journalist Blitzer?
- - today's testifiers in kangaroo court?
- - Wisconsin's nickname, with "the"
- - Wisconsin, with 'the'
- - Wisconsin nickname, with "the"
- - Wisconsin nickname