➠ Words with b
List contains 63001 Words that "b" contain.
- - professional who works with collections or catalogues, perhaps
- - One in Larkin's position, 51, very naughty boy accepting God
- - Book-keeper sees sign before rainstorm
- - book cataloguer
- - by whom you may be brought to book
- - one born on 2nd of october perhaps, having rebellious attitude, becomes a bookkeeper
- - curator of a book collection
- - Bookkeeper's house with revolutionary new look
- - Book organizer
- - he's employed as a bookkeeper
- - one qualified in book-keeping
- - Person in charge of books etc
- - Marian's position in "The Music Man"
- - Custodian of a collection of books
- - Book custodian
- - Book-keeping expert?
- - Sign managed to stifle one worker in quiet environment?
- - Person working with books
- - One to shelve responsibilities?
- - Marian's occupation in 'The Music Man'
- - Quieter in a school?
- - Book overseer?
- - Expert in Melvil Dewey methods.
- - They urge you to be quiet in a place with books
- - Books custodian
- - expert in the dewey decimal system?
- - bookkeeper but not necessarily an accountant
- - bookkeeper getting sign rain has got worse
- - bookish person giving sign, and rain develops
- - Bibliothecary
- - Bookkeeping teacher?
- - Philip Larkin was one at Hull University
- - Profession for Laura Bush before the White House
- - Expert on Melvil Dewey
- - Dewey-decimal expert
- - Museum employee
- - Candidate for "What's My Line?"
- - See 20-Across
- - smaller part of a package, in code
- - Perfect beau lost game
- - perfect at blouse design
- - Perfect old instrument with a brass casing on top
- - Ale, but so incredibly perfect
- - Beau lost out, as the ruler had this type of power
- - Beau lost out, as there's no other option
- - Perfect sun welcomed by a Scottish isle
- - Bubbly ale, but so perfect
- - Abel to us might be perfect
- - Soul beat wildly perfect
- - Soul beat wild and perfect
- - Perfect beau lost in a storm
- - A plucked instrument enthralling bishop -- so perfect
- - Perfect ....
- - lowest point for a scientist?
- - Sir Anthony ......, character in Sheridan's The Rivals
- - use a bolt to make complete
- - Sole tuba composition is complete
- - about les - see how unrestricted he is?
- - Certain sailors appearing with old instrument
- - Utter beast, turning the occupant, Lou, out
- - comes complete with a table for us and there's nothing added
- - jack as ensign beverley, unrestricted
- - Bale's out injured? 100%
- - Unqualified, outright
- - complete base lout destroyed
- - Bale's out injured for sure
- - 4 may be unqualified
- - Pure substance dissolved in addition to salt
- - it's complete when nothing comes between jack and his instruments
- - sailors love to play up free from restrictions
- - Complete louts on the rampage in Lincoln
- - Unconditional, without limits
- - doctor lies about discharged patient's heart for sure
- - Bales out in a panic, that's definite
- - Playing a blues to totalitarian
- - Bales out in a very positive way
- - Word before "zero" or "minimum"
- - Complete, total, utter
- - Sheer — unqualified
- - Not subject to any limitation
- - "...... Power" (1997 Clint Eastwood thriller)
- - ...... zero (theoretical lowest possible temperature)
- - Total(Used today)
- - Unconditional, downright
- - Oust Bale playing without qualification
- - Supreme soul beat reproduced
- - Total, utter
- - Complete, not having any restriction or qualification
- - Leo's tuba played in total without qualification
- - Certain sailor's old instrument
- - Not qualified in any way
- - Certain hoop inside a bustle getting misshapen
- - Word with power or zero
- - Total; not relative
- - Complete, total
- - Certain sailor with stringed instrument below in case
- - Rank ratings given by old music-maker
- - Total; final
- - Consummate sailor terribly set on old instrument
- - Sheer, total, or not limited
- - Unqualified to use lab otherwise
- - Sailor finds Bible Society central to what can be played outright
- - Total, as secrecy
- - Unqualified, total
- - Not qualified or diminished in any way
- - Positive rating given courteous recognition, we hear
- - Sailors love music-maker, that's certain
- - Complete, total, without limits
- - Adjective with "zero" or "disaster"
- - Unequivocal
- - Infrangible
- - " . . . ...... power corrupts . . . ": Lord Acton
- - Free from imperfection.
- - Unrestricted
- - Definite
- - Unconditional
- - Sheer
- - Thoroughgoing
- - Downright
- - Out-and-out
- - Pure
- - Positive
- - Unlimited.
- - 100%
- - Unquestionable
- - Unqualified
- - Complete
- - Total
- - Utter
- - Outright
- - Rank or rating in this way given to instrument
- - 1997 film drama directed by and starring clint eastwood
- - Mix up unwanted household goods
- - Mix confusedly
- - Mix up
- - ...... mix
- - newspaper puzzle that involves unscrambling words
- - Brown dog mess?
- - anagram of charging wire? not according to cham., oddly
- - Scramble as words
- - Game with circles in squares
- - Discarded assortment (for sale?)
- - Confused mixture (in a sale?)
- - Disordered state
- - Popular newspaper puzzle
- - Mixture of unrelated things
- - Cartoon puzzle of newspapers
- - Newspaper cartoon-puzzle, briefly
- - Popular newspaper puzzle subtitled "That Scrambled Word Game"
- - Ring-shaped cooky.
- - Cooky shaped like a ring.
- - Untidy mess
- - Mare's nest
- - Assortment
- - Gallimaufry
- - Hodgepodge
- - Muddle
- - Confuse judge like Uriah Heep?
- - pen name of journalist elizabeth cochrane seaman
- - Globe-circling journalist, 1890
- - "Ten Days in a Mad-House" journalist, 1887
- - Journalist who traveled around the world
- - "Ten Days in a Madhouse" journalist
- - Globetrotter, 1890.
- - she went around the world in seventy-two days
- - Muckraker whose 1887 exposé "Ten Days in a Mad-House" exposed conditions at New York's Women's Lunatic Asylum: 2 wds.
- - *She went around the world in 72 days
- - "Ten Days in a Mad-House" author
- - Reporter who went around the world in 72 days
- - Her pen name is the title character in a Stephen Foster song
- - Each boy appears in black fur in keeping with the time
- - Cold in winter, say, as one going around wrapped up in fur
- - My boy goes into the ocean competent in weather that's suitable
- - Weather to be expected
- - Appropriate for the time of year
- - Like unsurprising temperatures
- - Timely
- - It may be spontaneous
- - It's often spontaneous
- - The power of a gasoline-powered vehicle is provided by an internal .......... engine
- - search out sin, confused, burning
- - burning a type of engine
- - Act of burning
- - Burning
- - "Downton ..." (historical period drama)
- - "Downton ...," British drama series
- - "downton ......", period drama?
- - "Downton ..." (2010 drama)
- - institution founded by sailor and turk
- - Nightmare ......, 1818 Thomas Love Peacock novel
- - Tintern or Woburn e.g.
- - Ecclesiastical building
- - Religious building always full of books, European
- - ...... Clancy, 2013 Strictly Come Dancing winner
- - London road with a Beatles fan-crowded crosswalk
- - Woburn ..., stately home
- - Westminster ... (London landmark)
- - london road with a celebrated zebra crossing.
- - where brothers may work together
- - monks' building
- - london road with a famous zebra crossing
- - northanger ..........: jane austen novel.
- - monastic church
- - where monks live
- - Residence for monks
- - monk's housing
- - Neck wrap
- - '-- wrap!'
- - It's a wrap
- - 'That's a wrap!'
- - Flashy wrap
- - Accessory for Miss Piggy
- - Herpetologist's subject
- - Kind of snake
- - Sort of serpent
- - Deadly viper
- - Dangerous snake
- - Serpent
- - Dangerous reptile
- - Deadly snake
- - Snake
- - Neck warmer
- - Stole
- - Reptile.
- - Jungle menace
- - Neckwear
- - Jungle climber
- - Tree hugger
- - Squeezing snake from South America
- - Garment made by Chantelle and ThirdLove
- - Dangerous squeezer
- - Feathery costume accessory
- - Neckwear named for a reptile
- - Pig runs out, finding snake
- - one that seriously constricts a tailless pig
- - One might get a meal wrapped up
- - feather one in gazebo? amazing!
- - Accessory for a flapper costume
- - Neckwear item
- - Long, feathery neckwear
- - Campy accessory
- - Feather ... [fluffy scarf]
- - neck feathers, perhaps
- - Graduate pinching old stole
- - Burlesque performer's neckwear
- - nonvenomous snake
- - Snake that's covered in feathers?
- - Fluffy burlesque accessory
- - Creature that creeps around one's neck perhaps
- - Cousin of an anaconda
- - "The House of the Spirits" novelist
- - Chilean-American writer who was awarded the 2014 Presidential Medal of Freedom: 2 wds.
- - Portmanteau structure built from discarded cans
- - Portmanteau for an arrangement of cans in a dorm room, maybe
- - Drinker's structure made from stacked cans
- - "guten ......" (evening greeting in germany)
- - Evening, in Bonn
- - Evening, in Berlin
- - Herr's evening
- - Evening: German.
- - Evening, in Germany
- - Evening, in Essen
- - Evening, in Emden
- - Berlin evening
- - "...... in the river" (v.s. naipaul novel)
- - V.S. Naipaul's "........ in the River"
- - ...... in the River
- - "Guten ......" (German greeting)