➠ Words that start with b
List contains 22630 Words that start with "b".
- - Brings lunch from home
- - Brings along one's lunch
- - Quits trying, informally
- - Quits, slangily
- - Quits
- - Gives up
- - Let me take that – British silver is turning up …
- - Cords perhaps getting fashionable in Surrey town
- - Mine gold initially in a lot of bedrock
- - under-eye features
- - They can be plastic or paper
- - Luggage seen with tired eyes
- - Word with paper or plastic
- - Features of tired eyes
- - ...... under the eyes (facial puffiness)
- - Cases with no handle in Bangladesh
- - Insomniac's eye features
- - Word with "punching" or "paper"
- - They might be under the eyes or over the shoulder
- - They may be checked
- - facial features that may be covered up with concealer
- - carriers unwelcome under the ayes, say
- - birkin purchases
- - Burdens for bellhops
- - what bellhops carry
- - The question "Paper or plastic?" refers to them
- - Satchels and clutches are types of this accessory
- - What's said when claiming many lands
- - Clutches and such
- - Checkout line's stack
- - reusable shopping items
- - Luggage as graduate goes on vacation
- - plenty of reserves
- - They're tossed in a game of cornhole
- - tea containers
- - plenty of luggage
- - favored specialties
- - Sacks those revolting characters in business gabbing
- - holders of cereal or milk
- - Containers for miserable old women
- - Paper or plastic containers at a supermarket
- - Bases in baseball slang
- - Redcaps' burdens
- - Book carriers for children
- - Holders for dry dog food
- - 10-cent purchases at some grocery stores
- - Some are checked at airports
- - travel items you can track using the fly delta app
- - Under-eye woes
- - Catches, as game
- - Bellhop's burden
- - "Three ...... full"
- - You might check them at the airport
- - What groceries are put into
- - Trousers, slangily
- - Takes game
- - Supermarket haul
- - Supermarket give-aways
- - Skycap's burdens
- - Sand and shopping
- - Sacks or purses
- - Redcap's burden
- - Porter's burdens
- - Plenty — containers
- - Packs grocery purchases
- - Overhead compartment's contents
- - Morning-after adjuncts to eyes
- - John Denver "All my ...... are packed"
- - Helps at the checkout counter
- - Gets, as game
- - Does work at a checkout line
- - Cancels, as plans
- - Caddies' totes
- - Black sheep's trio
- - Black sheep's burden
- - Bean and feed
- - Accessories for women
- - Purses
- - Holdalls
- - Steals lots
- - Items in a self-checkout station question
- - What overhead bins hold
- - Grocery sacks
- - Pieces of luggage
- - Diaper carriers
- - Helps at checkout
- - "Paper or plastic?" items
- - Items of luggage
- - Totes, e.g
- - Duffels, e.g
- - Overhead bin fillers
- - Overhead compartment items
- - Sacks reserves
- - Helps at the checkout
- - Some are paper, some plastic
- - Overhead bin contents
- - Overhead bin items
- - Porters' burdens
- - They ride on some carousels
- - Carousel objects
- - Hefty supplies?
- - Targets of a traveler's check?
- - Prada products
- - Captures, as game
- - Local captures both sides in the Bay of Pigs
- - Porter's responsibility
- - Carousel accumulation
- - Umps man them
- - Carousel sights
- - Airport carousel items
- - Set of luggage
- - Lots of luggage
- - Porter's load
- - Lots of carriers
- - Captures, traps
- - Secures trousers
- - Start of 22 across is locally comparable for the holidays
- - Captures, as a trophy
- - Grocery store staples
- - Childishly I claim the luggage
- - Takes unilaterally
- - Items checked at the airport
- - Guitarists use gig ones
- - Skycap's cartful
- - Paper or plastic containers
- - They are checked at the door
- - Airport carousel riders
- - Grocery stores freebies
- - Grocery store freebies
- - Carousel contents
- - What goes on the bus
- - Works at checkout
- - Grocers stock them
- - Carry-ons, for instance
- - Traveling companions?
- - Pocketbooks
- - Diamond bases
- - Some carry-ons
- - Skycap's burden
- - Insomnia indicators
- - Supermarket supplies
- - Baseball bases
- - Vacuum-cleaner supplies
- - Hunts successfully
- - Overhead contents
- - Iconic Kate Spade products
- - Holders of groceries
- - Grocery holders
- - Plastic containers
- - Carryalls
- - Grocery containers
- - Bases.
- - Does a checkout chore
- - Does a checker's chore
- - Grips
- - End of question
- - Specialties
- - Carousel collection
- - Diamond units?
- - Luggage items
- - Satchels
- - Porter's burden.
- - Aircraft carriers?
- - Cases
- - Suitcases
- - Valises
- - Shoppers' aids
- - Supermarket supply
- - First, second and third, but not fourth
- - Points on a diamond?
- - Bulges
- - Theme of the puzzle
- - Pouches
- - Accessories
- - Sacks
- - Overhead items
- - Containers.
- - Trash collectors?
- - Acquires
- - Catches
- - Captures
- - Luggage.
- - See 37-Across
- - See 1
- - They were widely worn in Oxford in the 20s
- - Oodles
- - Holders of many groceries
- - Garment worker's largess
- - A small carrier perhaps picked up some food from France
- - Stick produced in France and Belgium over lawyer heading off to sue leaders of think tank
- - Lengthy pain in France?
- - Mostly cured, suppressing endless fever, revealing some pain?
- - In stand, fit dry bread
- - happen to check temperature on time following fever and pain locally?
- - Long loaf
- - Elongated French loaf
- - Crusty French bread shaped like a baton
- - get a tube out for bread
- - Long, thin loaf
- - Long loaf — tube gate (anag)
- - Be full of sickness, having dry bread
- - French loaf
- - Long French breadstick
- - French stick
- - Bread from wrapper chewed noisily
- - Loaf with a crisp crust
- - Inside empty briefcase, fit dry bread
- - French for "stick"
- - The French stick to small container, we hear
- - Long narrow French loaf
- - Long loaf of French bread
- - Diamond-shaping choice
- - Narrow loaf
- - New Orleans loaf
- - Rectangular diamond
- - Diamond ring feature
- - Gem shaped like a convex oblong.
- - Convex oblong gem.
- - Gem
- - French bread
- - Small diamond?
- - Gemstone cut sounds like French bread
- - narrow french loaf
- - "Brown" holder, ingredient, arachnid
- - "..., humbug!" (cry from Scrooge)
- - Cry from Ebenezer Scrooge or Scrooge McDuck
- - "..., Humbug!" (Scrooge's Cry)
- - Grumpy comment from Scrooge
- - The third to leave party? That's annoying!
- - Scrooge's exclamation, reacting to humbug
- - What Scrooge shouted
- - Scrooge's exclaim
- - Grouch's exclamation
- - Scrooge's signature cry
- - Scrooge says what?
- - What Scrooge said
- - Ebenezer Scrooge's expression, "...! Humbug!"
- - Grouchy remark from Ebenezer Scrooge
- - Word oft shouted by Scrooge
- - Word that Scrooge uttered
- - "nonsense!" to scrooge
- - "... humbug!" (ebenezer scrooge's word)
- - scrooge's "rubbish!"
- - Scrooge's dismissive cry
- - Curmudgeon's cry
- - Scrooge word
- - Scrooge's outcry
- - Ebenezer's exclamation
- - Scrooge's kvetch
- - Ebenezer's expletive
- - A word from Cratchit's employer
- - Scrooge's shout in "A Christmas Carol"
- - Scrooge's reply
- - Scrooge's cross word
- - Scrooge-like remark
- - Scrooge outburst
- - Scrooge expletive
- - Ebenezer Scrooge exclamation
- - Scrooge's expletive
- - Goes with humbug
- - "fooey on yule!"
- - Expression of disdain, contempt, or disagreement
- - Word that may precede humbug
- - "What a bunch of bull!"
- - rejecting word
- - literary response to "a merry christmas, uncle!"
- - "Humph, humbug!"
- - Exclamation of disgust upon slipping back into the habit
- - Word associated with "Humbug!"
- - "christmas! fooey!"
- - Word that goes with "humbug"
- - a christmas carol word
- - Starting to bellow a hot word of contempt
- - Word sometimes said before "humbug"
- - Disgusted utterance of a hot-headed bachelor
- - An exclamation of "Rubbish from the Kasbah!"
- - Comment from a 1-Down
- - "..., humbug!"
- - "Balderdash!"(Used today)
- - Dickensian cry
- - Contemptuous cry
- - Dickensian outburst
- - "A Christmas Carol" comment
- - Tchu!
- - Dickensian interjection
- - "Rah, rah, sis-boom-......!"
- - Scroogian shout
- - Faugh!
- - Dickensian exclamation
- - "A Christmas Carol" epithet
- - Word often said before "humbug"
- - Scroogian expletive
- - Exclamation in "A Christmas Carol"
- - Dickensian shout
- - Cry in "A Christmas Carol"
- - Cranky cry
- - Cousin of "Phooey!"
- - Word heard by Cratchit
- - Word from a killjoy
- - Scroogean cry
- - French loaves
- - Long loaves
- - Long, thin loaves
- - French bread loaves
- - They're often blonde and braided
- - Boulangerie basketful
- - Prepare to be carried home, as groceries
- - do a grocery clerk's job
- - They're blown at some weddings
- - Some reed instruments
- - Family of wind instruments which includes Highland, Irish and Northumbrian varieties
- - "Scotland the Brave" instruments
- - instrument played on st. patrick's day
- - Highland wailers
- - 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 wailers
- - Highlands instrument
- - Scottish wind instruments
- - Scottish instruments
- - Scots instrument
- - 3/17 musicmaker
- - Instrument with a chanter and one or more drones
- - Instruments with chanters
- - Instrument with continuous sound
- - Pibroch producers.
- - Noisy instruments.
- - Highland favorites.
- - Thrillers of Scotsmen.
- - Instruments
- - Marcher's instrument
- - Grab pastries, soft in the middle — a Scottish speciality
- - wind instrument, associated with scotland
- - musical wind instrument
- - Gaelic musical instruments
- - Scottish Highlands instruments
- - 1970s children's TV series
- - Rendition at some Scottish funerals
- - Some droning musicians
- - Scottish musicians
- - Kilted musicians.
- - March 17 performers
- - St. Patrick's Day sight
- - Silver Knight's backer in stand? One sounds full of wind
- - It's blown in Scotland
- - Scot's squeeze
- - Skirler's need
- - Aberdeen instrument
- - A Great Highland ........ usually has three drones
- - Instrument that drones
- - Instrument often played at memorials
- - In secure drill, Greek character shows source of notes
- - Scottish instrument
- - Instrument with a chanter and drones
- - Droning instrument
- - Instrument played standing up
- - It has a chanter and drones
- - Scottish "wind" instrument
- - Inverness instrument
- - Droning reed
- - Certain reed
- - Noisemaker in Dundee
- - Doodlesack.
- - Wind instrument
- - Reed instrument
- - Musical instrument
- - See 20-Across
- - Music-maker to chirp aboard barge travelling around
- - Churchwarden after midnight in public houses produces Scottish music
- - Seed carried in rickety barge — one making lots of noise!
- - Doctor loses the head with churchwarden in public house playing Scottish music
- - Performer featured on Peter Gabriel's "Come Talk to Me"
- - Musician at a St. Patrick's Day parade
- - Pibroch player
- - Scottish funeral accompanist
- - Skirted musician bringing silver flute into empty bar
- - Player in plaid
- - 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
- - Favorite marching band musician
- - Performer in a kilt
- - Highlands musician
- - Performer in plaid, perhaps
- - Droning musician
- - Kilted musician
- - Scottish musician
- - big paper misrepresented musician