➠ Words with b
List contains 63001 Words that "b" contain.
- - Bunny annoys insects
- - Software glitches ... and, in a broad sense, small things hidden in the answers to starred clues
- - Insects
- - Annoys insects
- - Insects, informally
- - Small insects
- - Bothers animated character with complaints
- - Faults in a computer program – creepycrawlies
- - Entomology focus
- - "What's up doc", .... Bunny
- - Toilets: you must replace old taps
- - annoyance for elmer, aptly
- - Bunny of cartoons
- - toon "oscar-winning rabbit"
- - Computer flaws
- - Looney Tunes bunny
- - Cartoon rabbit
- - Wiretaps
- - Micro-organisms
- - Elmer's prey
- - Elmer's annoyer
- - Bunny's leader?
- - Household pests
- - Bacteria
- - Microbes
- - Beta test targets
- - "That Oscar-winning rabbit"
- - Bunny voiced by Mel Blanc
- - Animated rabbit is annoying
- - Software glitches
- - Creepy-crawlies
- - Defects in computer programs
- - Creepy-crawlies found in taps
- - Conniving carrot cruncher
- - Program errors
- - Entomology subjects
- - The Wire's neighbours have no heroin
- - Entomologist's specimens
- - Software issues
- - Cricket and grasshopper
- - Elmer's bane
- - Secret listening devices
- - Programming problems
- - Perturbs
- - Annoys, informally
- - Quarry of Elmer
- - "I knew I shoulda taken that left turn at Albuquerque" toon
- - Toon hurler with a "pachydermous percussion pitch"
- - Runtime errors, say
- - Computer errors
- - Annoys, slangily
- - Insectivore's meal
- - Programmers' glitches
- - Toon wisecracker
- - Daffy's cartoon colleague
- - Programmer's banes
- - Problems with a beta version, say
- - What zappers zap
- - Surveillance aids
- - They're found at the end of this puzzle's longest answers
- - Funny bunny
- - Listening devices
- - Computer glitches
- - Computer program errors
- - Sam's defeater, often
- - Computer software glitches
- - Prepares for eavesdropping
- - Planted listening devices
- - Cartoon Bunny
- - Program problems
- - Elmer's nemesis
- - Computer programmer's goofs
- - Zapper targets
- - Eavesdroppers' plants
- - Bunny or Baer
- - Baer or Bunny
- - Bunny
- - Electronic eavesdroppers.
- - Beetles.
- - Annoys: Slang.
- - Entomologist's collection.
- - Imperfections in inventions.
- - Unsolved problems: Slang.
- - Lady, potato, lightning, et al.
- - He should have taken a left turn at Albuquerque
- - "Of course you realize ... this mean's war" speaker
- - Irritates
- - Annoys
- - Gets to
- - Vexes
- - Pesters
- - Bothers
- - ...... Bunny, cartoon character
- - Hidden microphones
- - bunny heading to gaol in vehicle
- - no longer a fortress, but it still has its day
- - Plough into foundation of prison
- - Labels it as a symbol of tyranny
- - site of a famous 1789 storm?
- - Farm captured by despicable symbol of French tyranny
- - bill eats out at a famous french prison
- - remain outside a silent old prison
- - Band with the album "Bad Blood" that was a first-time Grammy nominee for Best New Artist
- - It was stormed in the French Revolution
- - Prison destroyed at the start of the French Revolution
- - Drawer of cash occupying vile prison
- - Setting for part of "A Tale of Two Cities"
- - It was stormed
- - Prison of fame
- - Symbol of July 14th.
- - ballet is out of place in old prison
- - bishop up to that time in a european prison of revolutionary fame
- - Nick Bottom hiding cash box
- - group whose current album is give me the future
- - old paris prison
- - Let's bail out famous French prison
- - French fortress
- - HQ until captured is Parisian fortress
- - Where Voltaire spent 11 months in 1717
- - Prison in Paris demolished in the Revolution
- - British band that sang "Pompeii"
- - "Pompeii" band
- - Fortress in Paris
- - Prison built during the Hundred Years' War
- - Historic French prison
- - Parisian prison
- - Money-drawer in corrupt French fortress
- - Parisian fortress
- - Jail moonshine maker losing the head in military headquarters
- - French prison stormed in 1789
- - ...... Day (French holiday)
- - July 14 in France: ...... Day
- - .... Day (July 14)
- - 1789 storm site
- - The Marquis de Sade was incarcerated here
- - Its name means "small fortress"
- - Dr. Manette's prison
- - ...... Day (July 14, in France)
- - Prison stormed on July 14, 1789
- - July 14th day
- - .......... Day (French national holiday)
- - French citadel
- - Paris's Place de la ......
- - Old Paris landmark
- - Celebrated prison demolished in 1791.
- - ...... Day, July 14th in France.
- - Prison destroyed in 1789.
- - Prison stormed in 1789
- - Fortress in Paris stormed on 14 July 1789 during the French Revolution
- - Yet to fill beaker, oddly, or jug in France
- - Classroom aid that may spin
- - Vendee ..., quadrennial solo non-stop yacht race around the world that starts and ends in France
- - Geography aid
- - Ball in a classroom
- - All round, it's of geographical interest
- - A ball-shaped map of the world
- - Sphere representing the Earth
- - "spotlight" paper, with "the"
- - Spherical Earth model
- - Model world
- - Round representation of the world
- - Orb, sphere
- - world getting first large award
- - Model of Earth
- - shakespeare's theatre in the round?
- - Ball-shaped map of the world
- - Sphere of the world
- - Three-dimensional map of the world
- - projection follows golf ball
- - Sphere, orb
- - Highly prized artichokes
- - london theatre where many of shakespeare's plays were performed
- - the ........: restored shakespearean theatre on the south bank of the thames in london.
- - Earth's model
- - Tabletop model of Earth
- - What might have A Map of the World on?
- - Iconic London theatre
- - Spherical representation of the earth
- - Grand opening left old boy with excision initially round body
- - Part of an Atlas statue
- - Sphere in a geography class
- - Regina theatre
- - The Toronto ........ and Mail
- - Mostly blue ball?
- - It circulates in class
- - Golden ...... Awards (annual showbiz ceremony)
- - Emblem worn by a marine.
- - Eisenhower's gift to Truman.
- - Boston newspaper, with "The"
- - BardÂ's theater
- - 3-D representation of the world
- - Who whipped the cream?
- - Did he get the lash for stealing?
- - You might call me an enterologist, said the ......
- - Stealthy felon
- - Felix the Felon?
- - does he purr over his swag?
- - Thief entering via an upper storey
- - Stealthy intruder
- - High-level criminal?
- - Person who's inexplicably struck four clues in this puzzle, rather than their answers
- - Stealthy stealer
- - Wall-climbing crook
- - One committing a high crime?
- - Thief
- - Thief who enters through a window or skylight
- - Second-story man
- - Climbing specialist
- - Agile thief
- - This may suggest a whiskery visitor less welcome than Santa!
- - Grant's Robie in "To Catch a Thief," for one
- - Stealthy thief
- - Sneaky thief
- - Fence supplier
- - Kind of crook
- - Robert Loggia's TV occupation
- - Danielle Foussard in "To Catch a Thief," for one
- - Stealthy break-in artist
- - Crook damaged most of table and rug in vehicle
- - Asked, pathetically, to be looked after
- - The bogus arrangement asked for
- - Implored
- - How the driller went on and on about his job?
- - How the driller described his work?
- - Fireworks explosion
- - Explosion
- - Pop, as a bubble
- - Ruptured
- - Pop like a bubble
- - Break open, as water pipes
- - "Sorry to ...... your bubble ..."
- - ...... into tears (started crying)
- - Sudden break
- - Erupted
- - Popped, as a water balloon
- - Like a ruined balloon
- - Break open
- - Sudden outbreak
- - Go pop
- - Break open suddenly
- - Like a broken balloon
- - Stick with a pin, say
- - Salvo
- - Star or cloud follower
- - With or without internal resistance, it's broken
- - Strip club releases clip of Pop
- - Break, whether or not resistance is maintained
- - Popped
- - Popped, as a balloon
- - Fireworks display
- - Explode, as a balloon
- - Suddenly break open
- - React to pressure, perhaps
- - Let it all out, say
- - Broke open
- - Yield to internal pressure
- - Stick with a pin
- - Fly apart
- - Bubbles do it
- - "Sun," "star," or "cloud" follower
- - Word with sun, star or cloud
- - Sudden spurt
- - Overfill, perhaps
- - Speed spurt
- - Explode, as a water main
- - Fly to pieces
- - Fly into pieces
- - Cloud or sun follower
- - Blast of gunfire
- - Sudden activity.
- - A sudden activity.
- - Vehement outbreak, as of applause.
- - Disintegrate like a bubble.
- - Sudden effort.
- - Went "pop"
- - Condom problem
- - Eruption
- - Not hold it in
- - Exploded
- - Blew up
- - Rupture
- - Split asunder.
- - Break suddenly
- - Break in two
- - Shatter.
- - Cloud
- - Come apart at the seams
- - Pop, as a balloon
- - Puncture
- - Succumb to pressure
- - Breach
- - Split apart
- - Give way
- - Flurry
- - Outbreak
- - Erupt
- - Explode
- - Split
- - ......-pop
- - Collapse
- - Go off
- - What a exploding balloon does
- - Bosoms filled by doctor finally popped
- - ___ into tears (start to cry)
- - Ruptured [balloon]
- - At the volley of fire, there's a sudden increase in speed
- - 'Not to .... your bubble...'
- - Spherical Halloween decorations
- - Stares at G Osborne's shadow to entertain the elderly
- - Looks closely at Cockney cocktails
- - Assesses visually
- - Peepers, so to speak
- - Measures of a website's popularity, slangily
- - Observes closely
- - Observe fancy dances?
- - Looks at closely
- - Takes a look locally in tight alleys around rebellious Belgium
- - Examines, informally
- - Socket fillers
- - Scopes out
- - Scrutinizes
- - Looks at intently
- - They're found in orbits
- - Looks over closely
- - Has a close look at
- - They fill sockets
- - Good lookers?
- - Fillers of sockets
- - Observes: Slang
- - Catfish ......, Dogpatch delicacy
- - Stares at: Slang.
- - Containers for pupils, irises, etc.
- - Stares at
- - Gives the once-over
- - Orbs.
- - Watches
- - Peepers
- - Looks over
- - Checks out
- - Testy
- - Bad-tempered taxi driver accepts rupees
- - bad-tempered taxi driver picking up royal
- - Bad-tempered person driving taxi across river
- - In a bad mood; irritable
- - Sitting oddly in car, maybe boy's in a mood
- - Having a cold, the royal baby is upset and peevish
- - Someone who is grouchy or easily irritated
- - Ill-natured shout about a British bishop
- - Cantankerous as a crustacean?
- - Bad-tempered and grouchy
- - Bad-tempered, irritable
- - Shed tears over one character leaving ABBA in a foul mood
- - Runs into kind of driver liable to have road rage?
- - In bad mood, driver keeps right
- - Driver crossing river in a foul mood
- - Shed tears over one character leaving Abba cross
- - Irritable taxi driver having to cross river
- - Like a grouch
- - Inclined to complaining
- - Like Lucy of "Peanuts"
- - In an unpleasant mood
- - Irritable (informal)
- - Curmudgeonly
- - Unpleasant
- - Ill-tempered.
- - In a foul mood
- - Irritable
- - Irascible
- - Grouchy
- - Bad-tempered
- - Ill-natured.
- - Cantankerous
- - Churlish
- - Apt to snap
- - Disagreeable
- - Peevish
- - Call to imprison a pair of bishops displaying cross
- - crustacean next to cross
- - What Rimsky-Korsakov portrayed for Spooner is a slight inconvenience
- - feel a bit upset by a trifling annoyance
- - Trivial annoyance
- - Feel a bit unbalanced in what's an irritable spot
- - Feel a bit peculiar in what's an irritable spot
- - Feel a bit upset in what's an irritable spot
- - Feel a bit awkward? It's a little inconvenience!
- - Lab annoyance
- - Why a dog may scratch
- - Trifling annoyance
- - It makes a cat scratch
- - Small annoyance
- - A minor irritant may make one feel a bit jumpy !
- - Trifling inconvenience making you run about a little
- - slight discomfort
- - Trivial inconvenience
- - Very minor inconvenience
- - Minor inconvenience
- - Minor irritation
- - Rover's irritant
- - Minor wound
- - Pet peeve?