➠ Words with b
List contains 63001 Words that "b" contain.
- - a game - and the captain needs to be in control of it
- - card game in which duplicate or rubber scoring is used
- - spanner game
- - Game to give the wife the key to get in
- - Groom partner to keep going finally in tricky game
- - Card game; spanner
- - Part of nose required for game
- - Partnered card-game
- - A game bird when worried, for instance, retreats
- - from which the captain controls the game
- - game stand for the captain
- - Grand slam game
- - d new game show hosted by ross kemp
- - game - pontoon?
- - Spanner needed for a game of cards
- - Span of card game
- - i play the game but it makes me cross
- - Card game making you cross?
- - Card game's deck controlled by captain
- - Link in card game?
- - it's used in snooker game
- - a card game is not enough for the girl
- - Game of golf embraced by newlywed
- - connection to a game
- - Go across for game
- - Pontoon game?
- - card game which could be pontoon
- - this enables one to change sides for a game
- - Game for four players
- - Card game for four players
- - Card game for four
- - Game based on whist
- - Game; crossing
- - Requirement for spectacles to be offered by game
- - Newly-wed hosting good game
- - Game for which paired opponents appear in answer
- - Game cut short when American leaves
- - Game girl doesn't finish
- - Cross game
- - Game for dummies?
- - Game with a dummy
- - Card game -- pontoon?
- - Game for Blues on The Hill
- - It gives you a walkover in game
- - A game on which the captain rules
- - Card game; structure
- - One on the fiddle in game
- - Position for captain in game
- - Game groom's first to be hugged by future relative
- - One needs to get across this game
- - Card game derived from whist
- - Goren's game
- - Blackwood's game
- - Game of Levantine or Russian origin.
- - Military pontoon structure.
- - Popular game
- - Trick-taking card game
- - Card game
- - Captain's position in game that features doubles
- - join game
- - connection to game
- - from where the captain directs the game
- - game at which zia mahmood excels
- - a game one may come across
- - Game to cross the river
- - A card game
- - what the captain's playing at?
- - something to cross
- - he makes spanners
- - Contract, perhaps, that engineers might find lucrative
- - phoebe waller-.., created killing eve and fleabag
- - Red, Stone or Putney on the London Underground?
- - construction over a road or a river
- - Might it help to change banks?
- - Golden Gate, eg
- - Four players required for this violin part?
- - union member carrying good spanner
- - wayne .., retired english footballed married to a saturday!
- - A rubber nose will have one
- - Cross as new missus gulps gallon
- - Span top of British mountain chain
- - benjamin franklin in philadelphia, for one
- - Composer's part for violin
- - middle part of a pop song
- - Golden Gate ....
- - Cowan ...., school the Brontë sisters attended
- - sometimes built over troubled waters
- - Ship's command area
- - The Golden Gate, for one
- - Word on Prince Edward Island plate
- - With Wood, southern Ontario community
- - Way over
- - Way across the river
- - River span
- - Prince Edward Island's Confederation ..........
- - Cut off short
- - Connection crossing river etc
- - It's a link on the sides of current grid
- - Connection to James Joyce in Dublin, for instance
- - Spanning structure to allow passage
- - Connection to Samuel Beckett in Dublin, for instance
- - Fly over groom's companion around midnight
- - Cross new missus guzzles gallon
- - Partial denture
- - Cross platform on ship
- - "Like a ... over troubled water" (Simon and Garfunkel)
- - Structure carrying a road, railway etc.
- - New union member holds good spanner
- - Link to Samuel Becket, for one, in Dublin
- - Leading The Blues to The Hill's central meeting point for The Liffeysiders, for example
- - Turning big red spanner
- - They leave bright-eyed type going across The Liffey
- - Subject of a New York Times column until 2015
- - It may help to change banks
- - Cross when new missus pockets grand
- - What you might come across at a river?
- - Violin section provides middle eight
- - Connection good in union member
- - The Confederation ..............
- - Captain's place on ship
- - Contract, perhaps, for engineering work
- - River spanner
- - Spanner's good held by new union member
- - It takes a toll, often
- - Apt word to substitute for each of four black squares to make sense of the across answers on either side of them
- - Connection from one bank to another
- - London or Brooklyn, e.g.
- - *The Tacoma Narrows, e.g.*
- - Way over the Charles
- - Drivers use it to get to the bank?
- - Four-hand amusement
- - George Washington, for one
- - It goes side-to-side
- - One kind of club
- - Kind of loan
- - Troll's charge
- - Viaduct
- - George Washington, e.g.
- - Kwai structure
- - Ryan's "A ...... Too Far"
- - Draw or contract follower
- - Kind of head or table
- - Cantilever, for example.
- - George Washington .......
- - The skipper's platform.
- - Captain's command post.
- - Structural unit built by Sea Bees.
- - River crosser
- - Stream crosser
- - Song section
- - Chain of hills
- - See 21
- - River crossing
- - Crossing point
- - Theme of the puzzle
- - Spanning structure
- - Connecting link.
- - Reach across
- - Span
- - See 16-Across
- - Bit of dental work
- - See 31-Across
- - Cross
- - Connection
- - Cross new missus gulps gallon
- - Second class dirge arranged as a piece for the violin
- - Road or walkway over a river or gorge
- - the —, 1986 novel by iain banks
- - connection to new wife outside germany
- - River crosser but it's not a vessel
- - new union members acquiring good links between banks
- - Go over role of female at wedding holding key
- - Full-bodied, as wine
- - Full and rich (wine)
- - Full-flavored
- - Able-bodied
- - Full of vigor
- - Full of life
- - Full-bodied
- - strong enough to resist any ill-feeling
- - strong or sadly broken
- - A vigorous 'Phooey! Take the bus in!'
- - strong old boy, american, taking part in rota at odd points
- - Sturdy alumnus, but beset with corrosion
- - Leaders for reasons obscure bankrupt firm
- - Sturdy vehicle covered in rubbish
- - Well-built old boy in reddish-brown
- - to us, the little brother appears strong and sturdy
- - Hardy public transport coming in or back, starting tomorrow
- - resistant to errors, as software
- - though in decay, the vehicle is still strong
- - get strong or bust, as it were!
- - Strong, sturdy
- - or it's about to bust despite being so strong
- - Hardy is protected by direct subordinate in retreat
- - healthy transport in decay
- - Strong old labourer finally lifted chest
- - strong and healthy, but public conveyance is in decay
- - powerful vehicle in a state of decay
- - Sturdy vehicle obscured by rhubarb
- - remain strong and healthy or come back broke
- - tough, or possibly broken
- - stoutly built public transport encircled by corrosion
- - Sturdy vehicle showing decay externally
- - sturdy vehicle with corrosion on the outside
- - Hearty nonsense about transport
- - Strongly constructed
- - Strong back or chest
- - Not pale
- - over-hearty
- - strong enough to burst out about nothing
- - Sturdy and tough
- - Strong, or possibly broken
- - Strong and vigorous
- - Strong and sturdy
- - Strong & healthy
- - Healthy, strong
- - Healthy and strong
- - Well-built vehicle in decline
- - Macedonia is out of sodium carbonate and that's tough
- - Sturdy, resilient
- - Well-built coach in decline
- - Rugged bust or sculpture
- - Firm or round boobs
- - Take our cash over time? That's tough!
- - Sturdy -- or, on reflection, broken?
- - Unlikely to break
- - No-nonsense police raid follows riot, ignoring regulars
- - Sturdy old boy goes into decline
- - Sturdy and strong
- - Solid vehicle in decay
- - Firm bankrupt after men backsliding
- - Sound from vehicle in state of decay
- - Two-fisted
- - Lusty
- - Capable of managing changing conditions
- - Very healthy
- - Red-blooded
- - Coffee adjective
- - Like figures in a Rubens oil
- - Hale and hardy
- - Hearty and sturdy
- - Rosy-cheeked
- - Well-built
- - Sturdily built
- - Stoutly built
- - Strapping
- - Powerful
- - Fit as a fiddle
- - In the pink
- - Strong
- - Hearty
- - Muscular
- - Strong and healthy
- - Healthy
- - Hale
- - Hale and hearty
- - Sound
- - Vigorous
- - Stout
- - Hardy
- - Sturdy
- - Stalwart
- - strong french writer removing page after penning book
- - Strong, durable
- - strong; turbos anag.
- - Strong, vigorous
- - strongly built boxer finishes with various bouts
- - paths or parts
- - Revolutions of wheel radius parts
- - Circles [Earth]
- - gold pieces required for far-flung circular tours
- - Truck route, at times
- - Alternative route
- - Times secretary outside in storms needing alternative route
- - Truck route, perhaps
- - Route used to avoid traffic
- - a diversion near the mountain road
- - Road avoiding a town
- - ignore road skirting a settlement?
- - road avoiding city used by quiet fool
- - Road avoiding the town centre
- - make a diversion – that's how to negotiate the mountain
- - Road built to avoid a city
- - Avoid heart operation
- - Ignore ring road?
- - Skirt for theatre work?
- - the easy way to get about town
- - road which avoids a city
- - avoid being next to father in front of ship
- - Go around, detour
- - circumvent an operation
- - Road avoiding town
- - Operation reversed drain in Times Square
- - a way round near the mountain road
- - Urban diversion?
- - relief road
- - don't stop at along the way
- - Roundabout way Times gets free access?
- - the best way to negotiate the mountains?
- - Skirt next to lap
- - Ignore past and go
- - Detour round
- - Skirting road
- - Secondary channel — kind of operation
- - Ring road
- - Heart surgery, triple ...
- - Avoid something
- - Avoid Trump ultimately in abyss? Wrong!
- - Avoid fish swimming around bottom of Treaty Port
- - Detour near narrow defile
- - Road that avoids town traffic
- - Heart operation; road
- - Ignore boy heartlessly with free ticket
- - Road around town
- - Times approve such an operation
- - A yard from park in low pitch does one's heart good
- - Coronary artery surgery
- - Road that avoids the city center
- - Type of coronary procedure
- - Road around a town
- - Way around the city
- - Go round using permit
- - Heart artery operation
- - Musical type admits going around youth group does one's heart good
- - Musical type admits going around youth group as it does one's heart good
- - Road that takes traffic around the edge of a town
- - Cardiac surgery technique
- - Coronary procedure
- - Avoid by going around
- - Not go through
- - Heart operation
- - Way around town, perhaps
- - Road that avoids downtown
- - Way around town
- - Shunt; evade
- - Kind of surgery
- - Detour
- - Circumvent
- - Skirt
- - Go around
- - Skirt around
- - Don't use
- - Go round
- - One way to get around town
- - Skip
- - Avoid
- - Skip over
- - Avoid being next to overtake
- - Devious way to avoid overcrowding in cities
- - Avoid using free ticket?
- - ringroad
- - ignore fool behind x with power
- - avoidance road
- - Ring road extremely busy? I can't answer that
- - Avoid being next to ravine
- - Chuck Todd's network
- - Major U.S. network
- - "30 Rock" network
- - "Football Night in America" network
- - "The Biggest Loser" network
- - "Parks and Recreation" network
- - "America's Got Talent" network
- - 'Aquarius' network
- - "Hannibal" network
- - Seinfeld's old network
- - One of the major networks
- - "This Is Us" network: Abbr.
- - Commercial TV network that delivers Saturday Night Live
- - Network that's aired Today since 1952
- - Jimmy Fallon's network: Abbr.
- - "The Wall" network
- - Saturday Night Live and This Is Us TV network
- - Leno's network
- - Oldest major TV network in the U.S.
- - Saturday Night Live network
- - Its chimes were the first U.S. registered 'sound mark'
- - Where "Frasier" was found
- - It aired 'The Gong Show'
- - CBS alternative
- - Chuck Todd's employer
- - 'Grimm' carrier
- - Airer of the Olympics since 1988
- - Onetime owner of the first audio trademark
- - Jimmy Fallon's employer
- - 30 Rock grp
- - Fallon's employer
- - Fallon's home
- - Brian Williams' employer
- - 30 Rock letters
- - "30 Rock" airer
- - Lester Holt's employer
- - MS follower
- - Rival of 23-Across
- - Its old motto was "must-see TV"
- - Dope
- - RCA spinoff
- - Pioneer in color TV broadcasting
- - Channel with a peacock in its logo: Abbr.
- - Peacock's parent