➠ Words with b

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  • - fruit preserve used by dull person before eastern celebration
  • - Scouting festival
  • - Juliett with a gong touring rock festival
  • - Scout festival
  • - Rally crowd wave by end of stage
  • - Scouts' festival
  • - Scout's gala
  • - McAvoy's briefly stopped by tedious person guiding festival
  • - In-tents rally?
  • - Scout gathering pack over drill at beginning of Easter
  • - Being sloshed, a mob jeer scout rally
  • - Scout rally
  • - Rally of Guides or Scouts
  • - Loud celebration
  • - When drunk a mob jeer scout rally
  • - Jeer a mob travelling to a large gathering
  • - Scouts' rally
  • - Gala get-together, of scouts say
  • - Big party or, put another way, major bee
  • - Large rally
  • - Pack gathering outside primarily occupy rally -- this one?
  • - Party crush -- put up with being at back of queue
  • - Large scout/guide rally
  • - Big Scouts meeting
  • - Boy Scout event
  • - Scout gathering, e.g.
  • - Boy Scout get-together
  • - Boy Scout gathering
  • - Scout gathering
  • - Boy Scout convention.
  • - Lavish celebration
  • - Festive gathering
  • - Bash
  • - Lavish party
  • - Festive party
  • - Big bash
  • - Those taking part should be prepared for this rally
  • - party or celebration
  • - jim almost welcoming dullard in grand party
  • - Mass gathering of Scouts or Guides
  • - celebrity on committee opposite port?
  • - Port and
  • - Celebrity directors on the right?
  • - almost begin to go on the ship – that's right
  • - brilliant directorate can't be left on the ship
  • - right-hand side on a ship
  • - right side taken by celebrity on committee
  • - celebrity poet penned first ode on the right deck
  • - Celebrity, showing no interest, we hear? That's right
  • - Port alternative
  • - Right on the ocean
  • - Opposite of port
  • - Right side on the briny
  • - Port's partner
  • - right on certain transport
  • - It's right to brandish a rod at the unruly brats
  • - Brilliant set of directors, right?
  • - nautical term for the right-hand side of a ship.
  • - Leading directors just right for sailors?
  • - "First-class meals" is right
  • - almost begin to embark - that's right
  • - Kids climbing over A-road? Might be right
  • - Right person of brilliance to lead directors
  • - The best governing body is right!
  • - right side of ship
  • - right side
  • - in the main, it can't be left
  • - At sea? Right!
  • - side of a ship indicated by a green light?
  • - Excellent group of directors? Right!
  • - Literally, the steering side of a vessel
  • - It's right in the water
  • - Ship's right
  • - Side of a ship
  • - Right side of a ship
  • - Right at sea
  • - Right-hand side of ship
  • - Captain's right
  • - Ship's right side
  • - Rodents going over where one serves food, right?
  • - Boat's right side
  • - Seafarer's right
  • - It's never left at sea
  • - Kind of tack
  • - Right-hand side of a ship
  • - Place for a ship's engine
  • - Plane's right
  • - Right for a sailor.
  • - ...... right?
  • - Nautical term.
  • - Brilliant management — it's a mariner's right!
  • - ship's right-hand side
  • - Torchbearer of note [Jeep]
  • - Torchbearer
  • - Famed torchbearer
  • - Torchbearer of note
  • - confusing beauty, titles for sculpture in new york harbor
  • - New York City landmark suggested by the ends of 17-, 22-, 34- and 50-Across
  • - About 100 tons of copper batteries fly out all over the place
  • - Independent island woman holds a torch for big apple
  • - Foes built treaty around New York freedom figure
  • - National icon trusty, albeit worried about backing adversary
  • - Where to see an iconic monument in NY
  • - The most prominent figure in a US city
  • - 19th-century French gift to New York City
  • - Pointy New York Harbor landmark
  • - The ........ was a gift from France to the USA, dedicated in 1886
  • - Moving feebly, tourist at famous sight in America
  • - Welcoming symbol of freedom
  • - Trick football play
  • - Monument Station refit -- tube's affected with loads of yuckiness initially
  • - Historic monument on which Emma Lazarus's 'The New Colossus' is inscribed
  • - Monument dedicated in 1886
  • - New York Harbor attraction
  • - She has the items at the ends of 17-, 26-, and 49-Across
  • - New York Harbor sight
  • - "She" celebrates a birthday today
  • - Anagram of built to stay free
  • - Subject of the measurements in 17-, 26-, and 45-Across
  • - Symbol of the first word of 53-Across
  • - Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi creation
  • - USA landmark
  • - Vacation attraction
  • - New York landmark
  • - BUILT TO STAY FREE?
  • - Larger-than-life lady?
  • - Sculptor's gift to Mom?
  • - National monument dedicated 10/28/1886
  • - Original Miss America?
  • - Impressive N.Y. harbor sight
  • - Bartholdi sculpture
  • - F. A. Bartholdi's creation
  • - "Enlightening the World" figure
  • - Physical symbol of Lincoln's philosophy
  • - New York's "French connection"
  • - Harbor landmark
  • - N. Y. Harbor miss
  • - Hoary football play
  • - Bartholdi's creation
  • - Monumental creation
  • - Objective of recent plot.
  • - Famous national monument.
  • - Figure on a U. S. stamp.
  • - Symbol on a stamp.
  • - Emblem on a postage stamp.
  • - Symbol on 8c stamp.
  • - Landmark of New York City.
  • - Deceptive play, so-called from pose taken by player.
  • - Symbol on new 8-cent stamp.
  • - Tourist attraction
  • - Theme of the puzzle
  • - reportedly regret hurtful remark involving edible leafstalks
  • - dock-like plant with tangy red stalks which can be cooked
  • - Edible sour leafstalks
  • - Edible stalks rot
  • - Edible sour stalks
  • - Reddish stalks cooked and sweetened
  • - Plant with poisonous leaves and edible stems
  • - Plant with edible leafstalks
  • - Plant stems, edible when cooked
  • - Plant stalks eaten as fruit
  • - Pie stalk
  • - Edible leafstalk
  • - Edible stalk
  • - Leaf-stalks cooked and used as if fruit
  • - Edible plant stems
  • - Edible stalks
  • - Plant with edible stems
  • - Leaf-stalks eaten with crumble
  • - Stalks in a pie
  • - Tart plant stalk diced for pie filling
  • - Plant grown for its stalks
  • - Edible stems
  • - Stalks out of the kitchen garden
  • - Plant with pink stalks
  • - Background talk of edible stalks
  • - regret outspoken insult, being a bit of a fool?
  • - Plant roses at front except in centre
  • - The crowd murmur of pie being made of its sticks
  • - plant whose leafstalks are cooked, sweetened and eaten as a dessert
  • - Heated dispute OR tart tart ingredient
  • - Herb said to go with fish or fruit
  • - vegetable used in pies
  • - French way, we hear, to dig in leafy veg
  • - Regret hurtful remark heard muttered in crowd scene
  • - red-stalked plant
  • - One of the docks runs pub in central region
  • - Nonsense talk, on stage
  • - Barney runs pub in centre
  • - Fruity expressions of anger?
  • - Vegetable rot
  • - Unscripted talk in theatre stems from garden
  • - What can be a sweet Polish horse with a shed outside hotel
  • - Regret insult in speech? Rubbish!
  • - Bull with stick through heart after matador's finale
  • - Hur changing the point producing leafstalk
  • - Fruit counter in centre on right
  • - Run pub in transport centre, say? Nonsense
  • - common crumble ingredient
  • - massage wrapping husband with local plant
  • - Stewed leafstalk
  • - Words that are untrue or make no sense
  • - Word repeated to sim-ulate conversation on stage
  • - Word repeated by actors to simulate conversation
  • - Two-in-a-row situation
  • - Stewed red leafstalk
  • - Spat on the field
  • - Sour sticks eaten as fruit after cooking
  • - Leafstalks usually cooked, sweetened and eaten in puddings
  • - Large-leafed plant
  • - Fray
  • - Heated dispute
  • - Plant; nonsense
  • - Plant stem used as fruit
  • - Core supporter upset supporting Republican rubbish
  • - Republican centre supporter brought up nonsense
  • - Tart vegetable in pies
  • - Tart pie filling
  • - Fruit; nonsense
  • - Nonsense; plant
  • - Reddish leafstalks cooked and sweetened
  • - Regret broadcast jibe? Nonsense
  • - Centre parting starts to really annoy Richard Burton? Nonsense!
  • - Radical ban in centre relates to German wine - the type from the allotment
  • - Nonsense beginning in rough pub in the centre
  • - Stalky fruit
  • - Resistance to ban in the centre and in the allotment
  • - Rubbish resistance by centre turned supporter
  • - Husband in game met by wounding remark? Nonsense
  • - Restricted ban in the centre and in the allotment
  • - former pupil able to read front of dam is destroyed
  • - Utterly destroyed
  • - former pupil educated daughter, getting erased
  • - former pupil educated daughter, getting wiped out
  • - Wiped out completely
  • - Effaced
  • - Completely wiped out
  • - essential that corrupt spiel is banned
  • - Absolutely necessary and essential (thing)
  • - Essential(Used today)
  • - Get painless in bed somehow -- that's essential
  • - Essential spaniel's in bed after going walkies
  • - Essential
  • - Like oxygen to humans
  • - Needful and penniless? Bad, I fancy
  • - Vitally necessary
  • - Hell to write, breaking through dark as necessary
  • - Vital spies blend in, adapting around America
  • - ... adapting pine bed's nails to make key
  • - Key spies blend in somehow, casing area
  • - Vital hip damage straddling fences
  • - Like many an office aide
  • - Vital
  • - Crucial
  • - Absolutely necessary
  • - Necessary
  • - gun report
  • - "Speak" response
  • - Say "Woof!"
  • - Tree's protective layer
  • - Source of cinnamon spice
  • - It may be worse than a bite?
  • - ...... beetle (orchard pest)
  • - Tree coating
  • - Reply to "Speak!"
  • - Dogwood cover, aptly
  • - Boxer's call
  • - White part of a white birch
  • - Where you might see some initials
  • - Cocker's comment?
  • - "Woof!," e.g.
  • - Fir's "fur"
  • - It may act as an intruder alert
  • - Initials may be carved into it
  • - Give orders like a drill sergeant
  • - Spaniel sound
  • - Say "Arf!"
  • - Initials may be carved in it
  • - Warning from a doghouse
  • - Cork, actually
  • - Tree-hugging surface
  • - Place where initials can be carved
  • - Kennel call
  • - Give a carnival spiel
  • - Burglar's deterrent, maybe
  • - Intruder's deterrent, maybe
  • - Cinnamon source
  • - Oak finish?
  • - Dogwood covering, appropriately
  • - 'Arf' sound
  • - Cork, essentially
  • - Kennel comment
  • - Do some carny work
  • - Cottonwood covering
  • - First alert, often
  • - Tree part
  • - Sailing vessel
  • - Kennel cry
  • - Kennel sound.
  • - Yap
  • - Dogs do it
  • - Bay ......
  • - Dog's warning
  • - Guard dog's warning
  • - Hound sound
  • - Pound sound
  • - Lab warning
  • - Tree hugger
  • - What dog may do outside of wood
  • - Go "Woof!" or "Arf!"
  • - Hound's huff
  • - Dog's gruff cry
  • - obama withdrawing bill in clamour
  • - Noise made by dog
  • - The tough outer surface of a tree's trunk
  • - with uncertainty
  • - reassign duty of bull in a sceptical way
  • - miss world, e.g.
  • - Place for a miss
  • - competition puts beast's companion and prisoner on trial
  • - Statistics may be vital in obtaining its result
  • - is it judged by experts on figures?
  • - statistics may be vital in obtaining the result of this
  • - It may be won by a knockout
  • - Competition won by a knockout?
  • - Competition based on appearances
  • - [*cross out* Pageant] Circumstances that render someone attractive?
  • - The foreigner, I bet, will be put in the shade
  • - The Asian, I bet, will be put in the shade
  • - Be imprisoned by giant person from an area in China
  • - ant-bite upsets the foreigner
  • - a himalayan or greek character in the money
  • - Be entertained by giant from Asia
  • - greek character covered in metal from the himalayas
  • - The Dalai Lama's language
  • - Like the Sherpas
  • - ...... Plateau, Asian landform known as the "Roof of the World"
  • - Ain't prepared to cover risk hearing what's said about the Himalayas?
  • - Asian I expect is put in the shade
  • - Like the Dalai Lama
  • - Letter from Greece put in container for Asian
  • - Brown bears I view from high land
  • - The Dalai Lama, for one
  • - Like the Dalai Lama, e.g.
  • - Dweller in Lhasa
  • - Neighbor of the Hindus.
  • - Native of the world's highest country.
  • - Native of the land of lamas and yaks.
  • - The Dalai Lama, e.g
  • - Giant captures live native of the Far East
  • - object, backing wager with an asian
  • - Empty bottle held by giant mountain dweller
  • - Resident of Lhasa perhaps
  • - it runs back to back with article from himalayas
  • - Lhasa resident
  • - Like Lhasa apsos
  • - Like Sherpas
  • - Native of Lhasa, e.g
  • - Badly bitten, a native of Lhasa, say?
  • - Dalai Lama's language
  • - Lhasa native
  • - Dalai Lama, for one
  • - Like prayer wheels
  • - Language that gave us "sherpa"
  • - Case of bribe pocketed by giant mountain man
  • - Certain Asian
  • - Like some mountain guides
  • - One known for high living?
  • - Like one side of Mount Everest
  • - Lama's tongue
  • - Lama's language
  • - Dalai Lama, e.g.
  • - Sherpa, perhaps
  • - Like some yak herders
  • - Language from which comes "lama"
  • - Nepali neighbor
  • - From Lhasa
  • - Like Shih Tzus
  • - Man of Lhasa
  • - Asiatic.
  • - Refugee from Red Chinese communism.
  • - Follower of Lamaism.
  • - Shangri-la native.
  • - Native with Chinese overlords.
  • - Native of Yatung.
  • - Resident of "Shangri-la."
  • - Native of Sitsang.
  • - Asian language
  • - Asian ....
  • - Kind of terrier
  • - asian heavyweight having to lie
  • - Quizzed (returning soldiers)
  • - interviewed - short indeed
  • - Short indeed being questioned after action
  • - Questioned following mission, fellow after cheese? Indeed!
  • - Questioned after completing a mission
  • - Followed up with after recon
  • - Questioned in a way.
  • - cleaner cancelling encounter
  • - abandoning haste to ring bishop's cleaner