➠ Words that start with B

ball

- Redhead from Jamestown, N.Y.
- Festive redhead?
- Redhead of classic TV
- Screen redhead
- radio 2 breakfast show host, zoe ...
- Masquerade event
- A formal party characterized by a banquet followed by ballroom dancing
- Spherical plaything
- Sitcom pioneer Lucille
- lavish dance requiring a sphere?
- event in many jane austen novels
- Soccer equipment
- not a square dance, presumably?
- Word after "air" or "hair"
- "Monster's ...," 2001 drama film starring Halle Berry for which she won an Oscar
- ... boys and girls, traditional Wimbledon roles
- dance all round?
- Globe for kicking and catching
- Dance band's leader has everything
- Word before "gown" or "bearing"
- sphere on which one is alert and informed
- Good time for delivery?
- Fun thing to kick
- It may be passed in fields or courts
- Connects with a bat
- "Behind the eight ...," pool idiom that may be used at work to refer to a bad situation
- central event in the cinderella fairy tale
- A round dance?
- obviously no square dance
- Dance with Lucille
- ... basically bringing everyone to party
- Tennis or soccer need
- The cooperative thing to play
- Shimansky soccer ..., $2.59 million dollar toy made with black diamonds
- Delivery bowled by everybody
- Thing to keep your eye on
- Dance band leader meets everybody
- Caught up in manual labour? It awaits Cinderella!
- Globe-shaped object
- Dance; delivery
- Debutante's dance
- Event mentioned in "Cinderella"
- Ending to many sports names, as "Basket-" or "Foot-"
- Castmate of Vance and Frawley
- Googly say: it's bowled everyone!
- matzo .... soup
- By all means, get rid of yes-man from The Globe
- Actress Lucille of 1968's Yours Mine and Ours
- Big event for Cinderella
- Item caught by a lacrosse stick
- What a pitcher pitches
- It's often passed to a colleague
- Googly say bowled everyone!
- Cinderella's event
- Served in squash game
- Spherical object used to play tennis or soccer
- Globe, sphere
- grand old time
- Dance with links to old prison footwear
- Formal gathering with gowns and dancing
- ship stabilizer (final part of a process)
- Degree students have big party
- Delivery bowled the whole team?
- Item for fetch or catch
- Magic 8 ..., Instagram game filter that can be uploaded as a story
- sphere of yarn
- who played imelda quirke in the commitments?
- Brawls occasionally seen before line dance
- Golf need
- Pomander case
- Debutante's affair
- Cinderella's destination
- Chain's companion
- Word with eight or fast
- Socket counterpart
- Musket projectile
- Musket missile
- It may be masked
- Deb's event
- Chain's partner
- Belle's milieu
- You need one to play tennis or golf
- Yoga prop
- Word with gopher or golf
- Word with fur or fuzz
- Word after screw or stick
- Woody Herman's Woodchopper's ........
- Wizards' and Mystics' game, informally
- What Watson drives
- What Trevino drives
- What Tom Watson drives
- What some carriers hold
- What Cinderella wanted to attend
- Wax unit?
- Walk on the fourth?
- TV "Woman of 1952."
- Times Square dropper on New Year's Eve
- Strike's opposite, to an umpire
- Squash, say
- Sports item absent from wrestling and track
- Something passed in courts
- Social event for Scarlett
- Soccer item
- Snow missile
- Slash's Snakepit "Be the ......"
- Round object in sports
- Retriever on court, ... boy
- Object used in sports
- Metaphorical wax shape
- Masquerader's event
- Masquerade ...... (fancy costume party)
- Lucille who played Lucy Ricardo in "I Love Lucy"
- Lucille or volley
- Lucille of TV.
- Lucille ........
- Low pitch, for one
- Jim Bouton's "...... Four"
- It's sometimes low and in the dirt
- It may be carried or dropped
- It has a red stripe in pool
- It drops in Times Square on New Year's Eve
- Horsehide or pigskin
- High pitch, say
- High and outside.
- Have a ...... (really enjoy oneself)
- Have a ......
- Formal social dance
- Follower of kick or stick
- Faulty pitch
- Event with gowns
- Diamond object
- Debutante's social event
- Debutante's party
- Debutante event
- Comedienne from Jamestown, N.Y.
- Cinderella's delight
- Chain's end, sometimes
- Bowler's roller
- Bowler's orb
- Black eight, e.g.
- Aptly named Laker Lonzo
- A pitch low and away
- 25% of a walk
- "That's the way the ...... bounces"
- "Chain" companion
- .......... State (David Letterman's alma mater)
- Cricket necessity
- Festive affair
- Costume party
- Bouncer
- Nursery toy
- Cotillion
- "Cinderella" dance
- Event for Cinderella
- & 17 Across Like scorer of try, one going round to keep things moving
- Formal dance
- Delivery at first bemused everyone
- Michael --, English actor, singer, and broadcaster
- Need in many outdoor games
- By all means, dump yes-man from The Globe
- Soccer need
- "Cinderella" event
- Taken in by manual labourer turning up for a fancy dance
- Part of a Cinderella story
- Cricket need
- "Cinderella" setting
- Gets a kicking for having no ties to Bastille
- Field hockey need
- Bouncer perhaps needed for dance
- Sphere; dance
- Everything comes after second-class delivery
- 33-Down need
- High pitch, maybe
- Fancy dance
- Low pitch, perhaps
- Dance needs bouncer, possibly
- Where Cinderella lost her slipper
- Bouncer maybe needed for dance
- Delivery bowled everybody
- Part of foot that may be painful in dance
- Labrador's playtime quarry
- Squash need
- Dance; sphere
- Cinderella's dance
- Tennis racket's target
- Spalding or Voit product
- Gala affair
- Dance event
- Tennis racket target
- Shagger's collectible
- Sphere for sport
- Strike's counterpart
- Type of dance that Cinderella attended
- Social function for dancing
- High and outside pitch, say
- Object in many sports
- A good time you'd expect to roll?
- Formal affair
- Pigskin or horsehide
- Soccer sphere
- Strike's opposite
- Chain partner
- Catch requirement
- *Event in 'Cinderella'
- One's round for the dance
- Grand dance
- Dance where you have to shout to be heard
- See 12-Down ... and a word that can follow the ends of the answers to starred clues
- Event where Austen readers first 'see' Mr. Darcy
- Event attended by Cinderella
- Pitch that's low and inside
- High pitch?
- Cinderella attended it
- ...... and chain
- One blowing up a lottery machine?
- Bouncing toy
- Playground bouncer
- Hard or soft sphere
- Elaborate dance
- *Rocking good time
- Bad thing to drop in business
- Arnaz's collaborator in comedy
- Annual Times Square dropper
- '69 Iron Butterfly album
- Socialite's party
- High-pitched cry from an ump?
- Event Cinderella attended
- Cinderella's soiree
- Scene of a lost glass slipper
- Toy "wrapped" in the answer at 43-Across
- "I Love Lucy" star
- Beach ......
- Gala event
- Umpire's cry
- Child's toy
- Cricket delivery
- Spherical object
- Kind of pen?
- 'Blast!'
- Soiree
- Ump's call
- Umpire's call
- Ump's cry
- Lavish party
- Formal party
- Beach toy
- Society event
- Part of the foot
- Gala
- Round object
- Dodge
- Good time
- Terrific time
- Really good time
- Great time
- Super time
- Fun time
- Swell time
- Sphere
- Dance.
- Orb.
- Social event.
- Formal.
- See 36 Across
- Part 3 of quote
- See 10-Down
- -
- ___ Arena, indoor arena home to the Denver Nuggets and the Colorado Avalanche
- piece of ping-pong equipment
- Formal dance event
- cannon's partner
- graduate beginning to love line dance
- Formal dance; sphere
- Table tennis need
- a dance you need room for
- Word after "soccer" or "base"
- Word with hard or soft
- Formal dance; globe
- Word in the name of many sports
- she was a charter member of the television hall of fame

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ballad

- Tune in dance advertisement
- Song everyone gets in Michael Jackson album
- it's wicked to put your all into a song!
- Tune everyone critical about
- Everyone's included in wicked song
- Everyone enthralled by wicked tune
- A place for scientists set up by the foreign director in the fields of Athenry
- Everyone into wicked tune
- Romantic song everyone gets nasty about
- Everyone into rotten tune
- Everyone into lousy tune
- Tune everyone's critical about
- Song and dance followed by commercial
- Everyone into wicked song
- Dance advertisement written by songwriter
- Everyone enthralled by wicked song
- Song and dance created by a small daughter
- everybody interrupting deplorable song
- slow sentimental or romantic song
- graduate left with boy's song
- Song/dance promo
- The song is totally dreadful, all round
- "The Long and Winding Road," for example
- Lyrical song
- Song and dance promotion?
- Song and dance over commercial
- song for dance commercial
- Bob Dylan number, for example
- Song used to promote dance?
- Romantic song is not all bad
- slow song
- put everything into very poor folk-song
- Song and dance advertisement
- "let it be" or "november rain"
- "The .... of Josie"; Doris Day movie
- song with a story
- Sweet number
- Song type
- Power ...... (type of song)
- Poem often set to music
- First dance song, often
- Sentimental song
- Narrative song
- Song or poem that tells a story
- Romantic song
- Crooner's rendition
- Type of song
- Troubadour's number
- Coleridge's 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner,' for one
- Slow romantic song
- Song that tells a story
- Serenader's song
- Adele's 'Someone Like You,' e.g
- 'Hey Jude,' e.g
- Troubadour's song
- Troubadour's delivery
- Song and dance over item interrupting TV programme?
- 'I Will Always Love You,' e.g
- Slow sentimental song
- Something to slow-dance to
- Song and dance, to a degree
- Serenader's selection
- It's not a complex number
- Story set to music
- Story-telling song