➠ Words with B

stab

- ... in the back (betray)
- Go back for bananas
- attempt to use a knife
- .... in the back (double-cross)
- attempt to wound with knife
- Back sports clubs in an attempt
- Shot back, mad
- Northbound vampires making attempt?
- A try at (inf)
- Try a slice of pasta bake
- Try second cigarette up north
- Try to bring vampires back?
- nocturnal creatures seen upside down. have a try at movie?
- Try like mad to make a comeback
- sailor on street to attack with knife
- Perhaps vampires will come back and inflict knife wound
- Westbound vampires making attempt
- Attempt to send fliers back
- "Take a ... at the problem." (try)
- ...... in the back (betrayal of trust)
- ... in the back (betray someone)
- Use a dagger to injure someone
- Attempt to knife
- Cut willows back
- Attempt - to use a dagger
- could be in the back or cricketers returning
- To wound or kill with a knife
- Small label to stick
- Take a ... at it (try)
- Be cruel to bats, possibly
- Try crazy flips
- Awkward try
- Wild try
- Random try
- Figurative try
- Attempt; pierce
- Rough attempt at a lunge
- Take a ... at (attempt)
- Attempt a thrusting blow with a knife
- Stick of rock? Not one Boatman supports
- Take a ... at (give a shot)
- Take a wild guess
- Use a toothpick, say
- Sudden feeling, as of remorse
- Pierce with a skewer
- thrust home a point
- Few establishments have a go
- informal word for any attempt or effort
- Poke through
- sharp twinge, .... of pain
- Go — attack!
- "film within a film" in scream.
- spear, as a pickle
- Go in potty the wrong way
- Injure with a dagger
- Thrust with a knife
- Cricketers in retirement having go
- impale, as an olive with a toothpick
- "A ... in the dark" (A wild guess)
- Pierce with a knife, say
- A quick jab with a knife
- Guess small drinks bill
- Jab with a sharp object
- Guess, take a ... at
- Poke with a knife
- Puncture with a knife
- Wound with dagger
- Dagger attack
- Upset crazy attempt
- Piercing cut
- Pierce; attempt
- Grab with a toothpick say
- Wound with sharp point
- Take a ... at (make a wild guess about)
- saint joins sailor in an attempt
- "True friends ...... you in the front" (Oscar Wilde)
- Bayonet thrust
- Blind guess
- Wound with a knife
- Use a dagger
- Get a point across?
- Wild, desperate guess
- Use a dirk
- Seize with a toothpick
- Bayonet
- Attack with a knife
- Use a shiv
- Use a dirk on
- Take a ...... at
- Attack with a dagger
- Wound with a dagger
- Use a skewer
- Stick with a knife
- Stick a spear into
- Sharp thrust
- Semi-educated guess
- Quick thrust, in fencing
- Piercing wound
- Pierce with knife
- Pierce with a toothpick
- It's sometimes made in the dark
- Get one's point across?
- Use a knife or fork
- Random attempt
- Poke with a fork
- Pierce with a sword
- Pierce with a fork, e.g.
- Pierce with a fork
- Pierce with a dagger
- More than a twinge
- Injure with a pitchfork
- Emulate Brutus
- Attack à la Brutus
- You might take one before giving up
- Use a poniard
- Unconfident attempt
- Uncertain effort
- Thrust with a bayonet
- Thrust a knife into
- Sudden sharp feeling
- Stick with something
- Shank, in prison lingo
- Run a blade through
- Quick guess
- Poke with a toothpick
- Poke with a sharp stick
- Plunge in
- Pang, as of conscience
- One may be taken in desperation
- Injure with a knife
- Iffy attempt
- Grab with a fork
- Emulate a picador
- Employ a dirk
- Desperate guess
- Cutting thrust
- Bayonet, e.g.
- Baffled "Jeopardy!" contestant's effort
- Attempt, in slang
- Attack your peas with a fork, say
- Attack with a shiv
- Attack a la Norman Bates
- Acute onset
- Wound for Cassio
- Wound for Caesar
- Wield a poniard
- What Mercutio dies of.
- Utilize a toothpick
- Utilize a bayonet
- Use the working end of a bayonet
- Use a toothpick
- Use a stiletto on

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tbh

- "Frankly speaking," in texts: Abbr.
- "Speaking frankly" in texts: Abbr.
- "Not gonna lie . . ." in a text
- "Plainly speaking," in texts: Abbr.
- "If I may speak bluntly" in texts: Abbr.
- Frankly in texts
- "Truthfully," in textspeak
- "if i may speak frankly," in three letters
- "Truthfully," in textspeak: Abbr.
- "What I really mean" in texts: Abbr.
- "Quite frankly...." in textspeak: Abbr.
- "In truth" in textspeak: Abbr.
- "frankly," in text messages
- "Frankly speaking," in text speak
- "Frankly speaking" in textspeak: Abbr.
- "What I really think" in text: Abbr.
- "Truth be told" in textspeak: Abbr.
- "To tell you the truth,...", in text messages : Abbr.
- "What I really think," in texts
- Texter's "Truthfully ..."
- 'Speaking frankly,' in texts
- "candidly," in texting
- "Frankly," in texting shorthand
- "frankly," in a text
- "candidly," in text shorthand
- Texters If Im being real
- if i'm being real …
- Slang for to be honest
- "not gonna lie," when texting
- Candidly initially
- Real talk from a texter
- "Frankly speaking..." on Facebook: Abbr.
- "Frankly speaking," on Instagram: Abbr.
- "If we're being frank," initially
- Texter's "speaking frankly...": Abbr.
- "Quite frankly...": Abbr.
- Texter's 'Not gonna lie . . .'
- "To tell you the truth...": Abbr.
- "If I'm being real w u..."
- "Frankly speaking," initially
- "Actually," initially
- Online abbreviation with a meaning similar to "frankly"
- really briefly
- Three-letter text speak preceding an honest answer
- 'To be honest' abbreviated

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waybill

- Document detailing a shipment of goods and the terms of transportation
- Loading document always second-class in determination
- Cargo document
- Shipping document
- Taken aback by a boring legal document, one listing goods
- Document that provides detailed information about a shipment, including the contents, weight, and destination
- List of carried goods
- Shipper's inventory

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obe

- Honor for James Corden and Frank Lampard: Abbr.
- U.K. honor
- Honor bestowed by Queen Eliz
- Brit. honor
- 2008 honor for Joe Cocker: Abbr
- Honor from Queen Eliz
- 2001 honor for J.K. Rowling
- Honor for Harry Potter's creator: Abbr.
- Honor bestowed by 53-Down
- Eng. honor
- 2007 honor for Hugh Laurie: Abbr.
- Eng. honor since 1917
- UK honor
- Honor bestowed by HRH
- Royal honor, briefly
- Honor given Patrick Stewart
- High honor, in the UK
- Honor instituted by George V: abbr.
- Eng. award
- Eng. military award
- Honor bestowed by Eliz.
- Eng. title
- British honor: Abbr.
- Initials of British honor.
- British honor.
- nobel's prize
- rank of chivalry
- Honour received by Silvio Berlusconi
- Three letters than can mean a knighthood
- U.K. award bestowed by the queen
- Award turned down by Alan Rickman: Abbr.
- Br. Empire decoration.
- West Indies magic ritual: Var.
- UK decoration
- UK citizenship award
- Important British order.
- Honour bestowed by HRH
- Brit's honorary title won by J. K. Rowling and Hugh Laurie: Abbr.
- Br. honour
- Award declined by David Bowie and Nigella Lawson: Abbr.
- Award bestowed to Jimmy Page in 2005: Abbr.
- UK honour
- British order: Abbr.
- British honour.
- Royal order, abbr
- Queen's honour, for short
- UK honour (inits)
- Award for part of Robespierre (inits)
- U.K. award
- It's an honour: Abbr
- UK Order of excellence
- Award bestowed by the queen, for short
- "Most Excellent" U.K. award
- It's an honour, in brief
- Honour declined by George Harrison: Abbr
- Award accepted by J. K. Rowling and turned down by C. S. Lewis
- Honour bestowed by the queen, for short
- U.K. honour
- UK award for chivalry
- Queen's honour: Abbr.
- Knighthood letters
- Award bestowed by a queen: Abbr.
- Award bestowed by Queen Eliz.
- U.K. bestowal
- Honour bestowed by Queen Elizabeth: Abbr.
- Award estab. by King George V
- Brit. award
- U.K. medal
- Honour in the UK
- Honour for J. K. Rowling
- JK Rowling title
- Royal order, briefly
- Honour given to J.K. Rowling
- UK award
- Honour given to Joan Collins: Abbr.
- Knighthood designation letters
- Brit. award for Lester Pearson
- UK medal
- Medal bestowed by Eliz. II
- Decoration from Eliz. II
- Award created by King Geo. V
- English svc. award
- British award (abbr.)
- Overseas honour: Abbr.
- Knighthood initials
- Honour given to J. K. Rowling: Abbr.
- Honorary U.K. title
- Brit. honorarium
- Brit's honorary title
- Playwright Burrows
- Brit. bestowal
- Award for a knight: Abbr.
- Brit. honour
- Award for a lord?: Abbr.
- Brit. decoration
- Laconian clan subdivision
- Laconian clan
- Relative of D.S.O.
- "...... some other name!": Juliet
- Decoration in G.B.
- U.K. decoration
- British decoration
- British award
- Greek clan division
- Part or a Greek clan.
- Initials of a British order.
- Greek clan.
- Initials of British Order.
- British order.
- Mind
- Award bestowed by King Charles, in brief
- Award Robert held [inits]
- knighthood
- UK honour, e.g.
- Gordon Ramsay's medal [inits]
- grade of chivalry
- Service award
- award eddie redmayne got from qe2
- Honour, award (inits)
- Honour

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obese

- Honour suet oddly as fat
- fat only by eating so excessively initially
- excessively fat or fleshy
- Rotund wild bees are too well fed
- award points for being overweight
- too fat to be seen without ten
- Like Brendan Fraser's character in "The Whale"
- it's nothing for wild bees to be fat
- Overly big, excessively stout, even initially
- honours presented by european carrying a lot of weight
- Like Jabba or Santa
- With a BMI greater than 30

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gerbil

- Pet that might run in a wheel
- Rib and leg cooked for pet
- One of those involved in underground movement, for example, recalls writing most of the proposed legislation
- English writing in Britain is mostly below par from one of those involved in underground movement
- Pet rodent for some
- Animal in an exercise wheel
- Small, burrowing, desert rodent with a long tail and soft fur
- Gilbert endlessly put out by a pet rat
- Popular pet originally from Mongolia
- bigger bills include pet
- Rat alternative
- Small caged pet
- pet store rodent
- Rodent pet similar to a hamster
- Pet rodent, often
- Hamster relative
- Hamster kin
- Desert rodent, often kept as a pet
- Burrowing desert rodent
- Bludger Bill's pet
- Small pet rodent
- Rodent kept as pet
- Common pet rodent
- Ad-lib regularly about keeping pet
- Popular rodent pet
- Burrowing pet
- Pet store offering
- Playful rodent
- Rodent kept as a house pet
- Furry pet
- Desert rodent
- Guinea pig relative
- Certain rodent
- Small burrowing rodent
- Pet rodent
- Pet on a wheel
- Rodent kept as a pet
- Wheel-spinning rodent
- Exercise wheel user
- Caged pet
- Household pet
- Small pet
- Burrowing rodent
- Rodent
- Small rodent
- Rat relative
- A small, furry rodent often kept as a pet
- Many a classroom pet rodent