➠ Words with b
List contains 63001 Words that "b" contain.
- - Calvin's comics cohort
- - Calvin's tiger companion, in the comics
- - Calvin's stuffed tiger in a cartoon strip created by Bill Watterson
- - Calvin's companion
- - Paper tiger?
- - "Calvin and ......"
- - Stuffed tiger of the comics
- - *Calvin's tiger pal
- - Calvin's tiger
- - Imaginary tiger friend in the comics
- - Friend of Calvin
- - Comic strip tiger
- - Former comics tiger
- - Calvin's pal
- - Funny-paper tiger
- - Comics tiger who's named for an English philosopher
- - Calvin's playmate
- - Watterson tiger
- - Bill Watterson's comics tiger
- - Tiger in a strip
- - "Retired" comics tiger
- - Calvin's alter ego
- - Calvin's striped friend
- - Renaissance thinker one associated with Calvin
- - Thomas ......, English political philosopher whose works include Leviathan
- - Comic-strip big cat who helps invent the rules of Calvinball
- - Thomas, English political philosopher
- - Miranda --, character played by Cynthia Nixon in 'Sex and the City'
- - Thomas --, political philosopher
- - "Leviathan" author Thomas
- - English philosopher who wrote "Leviathan."
- - Author of “Leviathan”
- - high-minded, as a gesture
- - Of high birth
- - High-born, or possessing high qualities
- - Having high moral character
- - Honourable or of high rank
- - High-born
- - Of high ideals
- - Of high morals
- - Of high social status
- - Having high moral principles
- - Of high rank.
- - High-minded
- - Title of high social rank
- - With high principles
- - Like earls and countesses
- - lone arrangement around british peer
- - Aristocratic, but notable for being thankless?
- - Count, perhaps, on returning book and French article
- - Initially nice old boy, the French aristocrat
- - Learner involved in resetting bone for aristocrat
- - No bad temper when one is dismissed? Good!
- - Perhaps count gold coin once
- - Generous of it to have been worth 33p!
- - illustrious peer
- - Duke perhaps found in casino, bleary-eyed
- - Old coin for aristocrat
- - old coin that is not common
- - Gas, savage or sentiment?
- - Illustrious old money
- - Lord turning up in Hotel Bonaparte
- - peer, seeing a type of gas
- - Dignified, eminent
- - one entitled to describe the art of boxing
- - Cappuccino blend discovered by peer
- - aristocrat broke bone around top of ledge
- - magnanimous peer
- - .......... yeats won the aintree grand national last month
- - Generous new joint served up shot of whiskey
- - Like duchesses and earls
- - ... gases (like Ne and Ar)
- - duchess or marchioness
- - Stately blonde is rumpled and penniless
- - There's no commoner old coin
- - magnanimous student in bone transplant
- - Highborn or majestic
- - peer at that which is stately
- - barnes' bookselling partner
- - Aristocratic bone-shaker going round a corner
- - Dignified, excellent
- - Having had a good upbringing by the French?
- - Having lofty ideals
- - ... gas (argon or neon)
- - like the goal to achieve world peace
- - Barnes & ... (retail company)
- - Count old money
- - Generous money in bonesetting!
- - Morally admirable
- - Splendid old coin
- - Barnes & ...... (bookstore chain)
- - Like Brutus
- - Peasant's counterpart
- - Like Hoover's experiment
- - Highminded
- - Grand; stately
- - Dryden's "...... savage"
- - Count, for example
- - Composer-conductor Ray
- - British Sea Power guitarist Martin
- - Barnes's partner
- - Bandleader Ray ......
- - A kind of gas
- - "...... experiment" (Prohibition)
- - Like neon gas
- - Baron or earl
- - Worthy
- - Baronial
- - Countess, e.g
- - Duke or duchess, e.g
- - Like at least six periodic table gases
- - Like some firs
- - Ross --, English stand-up comedian
- - Prince and One Direction on short Elbow backtrack
- - Aristocrat in casino blessed
- - Earl or baron, for example
- - Like some gases and families
- - Rocking Le Bon magnificent
- - One to the manor born
- - Unreactive, like neon
- - Aristocrat in Llandudno blessed
- - Le Bon might be chivalrous
- - ...... gas (argon, e.g.)
- - Highborn
- - Aristocrat from Salerno blessed
- - Elevated part of heel-bone is impressive
- - Aristocratic one
- - Aristocrat
- - Posh bloke? The French count, perhaps
- - A car this aristocrat damaged could end up in Barcelona
- - Half-heartedly try to persuade member of the upper house?
- - Like certain gases
- - Half-heartedly steal gold coin
- - Titled peer of the realm
- - Earl-y?
- - Earl or baron
- - Partner of Barnes
- - To the manor born
- - Barnes's business partner
- - Duke is no ringer, we hear
- - Blue-blooded
- - Worthy of honor
- - Magnificent, like Basie or Ellington?
- - Honourable
- - Imposing, magnificent
- - Count or viscount
- - Barnes' partner
- - Like the rightmost elements
- - ...... gases
- - Worthy of esteem
- - Lord or lady
- - Big name in bookselling
- - Barnes' business partner
- - Earl, e.g.
- - 43-Across, for example
- - Peer of the realm
- - Admirable
- - Chemically inert
- - Of exalted rank
- - Chevalier, e.g.
- - Bookselling partner of Barnes
- - Barnes & ......
- - The N of B&N
- - Lord, e.g.
- - Blue blood
- - Well-bred
- - Peer
- - Like a knight
- - Former gold coin
- - Chevalier
- - Honorable
- - Classy chap
- - Highly principled
- - "Good lord!"
- - Ranking above a freeman
- - Aristocratic
- - Like some aspirations
- - Upstanding
- - Courtier
- - Member of the peerage
- - Kind of gas
- - Elevated
- - Titled peer
- - Titled
- - Title holder?
- - Chivalrous
- - Knightly
- - Like Galahad
- - Regal
- - Type of gas
- - Illustrious
- - Virtuous
- - Like neon
- - Like some gases
- - Exalted.
- - Majestic
- - Fit for a king
- - Stately
- - Patrician
- - Born to the purple
- - Lordly
- - Grand
- - 'Righteous!'
- - Gallant.
- - Gas
- - Lofty.
- - Sublime
- - August
- - Eminent
- - Lord
- - Duke or earl
- - Duke or duchess
- - Blueblood
- - House of Lords member
- - Viscount, e.g
- - Dignified
- - Magnanimous
- - Duke
- - Magnificent
- - 'Impressive!'
- - Duke, e.g
- - honourable peer
- - Barnes & ...... Booksellers
- - Generous bribe failing to retain All Blacks
- - Word before "fir" or "gas"
- - magnanimous aristocrat
- - illustrious inventor european put down
- - Impressive, how rumble creates spirit?
- - Former gold coin of imposing appearance
- - Lord, he's no end of trouble!
- - honourable aristocrat
- - Royal
- - Bookstore partner of Barnes
- - Features of file folders
- - File features
- - Parts of file folders
- - File labels
- - Day planner features
- - Small flaps on file folders
- - Filers' aids
- - Standout notebook features
- - Notebook features
- - File-folder protrusions
- - Features of some notebooks
- - Keep .... on; follow closely
- - Credit records kept by observers?
- - Indents typed text (abbr)
- - Things seen in a window
- - Kept ... on (monitored)
- - bills for cocktails
- - Hunter & others
- - you might keep them on american bills
- - They let you keep multiple web pages open at the same time
- - What parents may keep on their kids
- - Dramatically in short, it's curtains for some baker's batch/turnover
- - They're opened and closed at bars
- - windows navigation aids
- - small attachments one may keep on things
- - Browser windows
- - Guitar player's references for short
- - Surfer's accumulation?
- - Bills calculated by bartenders
- - loops for hanging up by
- - Browser window's array
- - Multiple small windows on your browser
- - they're opened in bars
- - Markers for filing
- - Browser window subsections
- - users can switch between them
- - Markers, stickers
- - Folder parts
- - Word setting
- - Starts a paragraph, electronically
- - Running things in a bar
- - Office setting?
- - You can run these in a bar
- - What sports pick up
- - Web browser's page organizers
- - They run up
- - Small flaps on folders
- - Small flaps
- - Monitors, keeps ... on
- - Keep ...... on (watch carefully)
- - Keep ...... on (track)
- - Index card attachments
- - Can rings
- - Barkeep's records
- - You may have several open in your browser
- - Word processor settings
- - What to use to keep multiple Web pages open at the same time
- - What people may run at bars
- - Ways to keep articles open on your browser that you're "saving for later to read"
- - Watch of a sort
- - Typists' settings
- - Treaters' pickups
- - Treaters pick them up
- - Tome markers
- - They're run up at a bar
- - They're run at the bar
- - They're picked up by treaters
- - They're kept on situations
- - They may be running
- - They may be picked up in bars
- - They may be picked up by hosts
- - Sugar daddy pickups
- - Some typewriter keys
- - Some box tops have them
- - Soda-can flaps
- - Small projections
- - Settings in word processing
- - Settings for columned documents
- - Setters of indents
- - Pull straps
- - Projections on box tops
- - Projections at the top of a browser window with multiple pages open
- - Police may keep them on suspects
- - Pocket flaps
- - Parts of index cards
- - Papers that often have scareheads
- - Page-layout components
- - Numerical guitar notations
- - Moves the cursor, in a way
- - Keep ...... on (check)
- - It's good to keep these on kids
- - Indent settings
- - Gmail, Facebook, some blog post that you intend to read later, etc.
- - Garment flaps
- - Folder projections
- - Folder labels
- - Firefox or Chrome pages
- - Filing devices
- - Edge windows, e.g.
- - Ecstasy units
- - Drinks might be on them
- - Diners' concerns
- - Cops may keep them on suspects
- - Close surveillance, idiomatically
- - Chrome windows
- - Chrome pages
- - Cereal box-top parts
- - Carriage stops
- - Barkeeps records
- - Bar run-ups
- - Bar amounts
- - Youthful one entering club to play tennis match at last
- - Like a young male
- - Aggressive youth reflects on his troubles referring to his early years
- - Befitting a young lad
- - Pertaining to young men
- - fresh-faced bachelor is found in ordinary youth hostel principally
- - Youthful hobby is derailed after book's stolen
- - Still like a lad
- - Looking or behaving like a male child
- - youthful hobby is wrong without book
- - Youthful (of male)
- - Like lads
- - Could describe 2 down as youthful
- - High-spirited lad is Henry
- - Enduringly mischievous, as some guys
- - Old Yankee taken in by slip of a youth
- - Like Peter Pan
- - Peter Pan-like
- - Containing neither sugar nor spice?
- - Like Peter Pan or some grins
- - Youthful, in a way
- - Like some pranks
- - Winningly youthful
- - Engagingly innocent
- - Like a stripling
- - Kind of charm
- - Youthful
- - Like some grins
- - Puerile
- - Mannish in a youthful way?
- - Moby-Dick seeker
- - Moby-Dick pursuer
- - One-Legged Captain In "Moby-Dick"
- - Captain of the ship pursuing Moby-Dick
- - "Moby-Dick" character
- - Ship captain in Moby-Dick
- - one-legged character of literature
- - Melville's fanatical whaler
- - 'Thy hour and thy harpoon are at hand!' speaker
- - Ill-fated whaler of literature
- - Giver of Starbuck's orders
- - Melville's 'grand, ungodly, god-like man'
- - Literary captain
- - One-legged whaler? How novel!
- - literary captain whose last words are "thus, i give up the spear!"
- - Captain of the West Indies only half backed
- - "a brilliant personification of the very essence of fanaticism," per the book "melville: his world and work"
- - Noted whale watcher of literature
- - Captain obsessed with a white whale
- - Ishmael and Queequeg's captain, in fiction
- - melville's old thunder
- - Step back and dance guys, the musicians are here!
- - British synth-pop duo of Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe [3 wds]
- - uk music duo; or, a hint to answers to asterisked clues
- - "Very" singing group