➠ Words with b
List contains 63001 Words that "b" contain.
- - offer, try to obtain
- - Try to win an item at auction
- - Try to win something at an auction
- - Try to buy something on eBay
- - eBay buy try
- - Takeover try
- - Try for a contract
- - Attempt a takeover
- - Try on eBay
- - Try to buy on eBay
- - Try
- - bishop has one key offer
- - guess a price on "the price is right," say
- - Nameless job I had to offer
- - Make a guess on The Price Is Right
- - an attempt to get a lot
- - Tender chicken for example, not rook
- - raised hand at sotheby's?
- - ...... adieu (say "bye")
- - Make an offer on eBay say
- - express interest at an auction
- - I ... you adieu (Farewell)
- - raise a paddle, perhaps
- - Effort to achieve something
- - Thing to do at an auction
- - Suggested price at an auction
- - No-... contract
- - shot at the contract
- - make an offer on "antiques roadshow," perhaps
- - Offer, at least, to make the attempt
- - Offer twice the figure
- - Sotheby's offer
- - Raise a paddle at an auction
- - "What am I ... for this item?" (auctioneer's line)
- - Make offer
- - Nod at the auctioneer
- - Go for an item at auction
- - Christie's opening
- - Make An Offer In Auction
- - What a raised hand may signify at an auction
- - An offer of a price
- - Shop on eBay
- - Action at an auction
- - Shout out your offer in an auction
- - Wave to the auctioneer
- - Two hearts, e.g., in bridge
- - the top one gets the lot
- - offer forbidden shows
- - Offer a price on eBay
- - Guess from Contestants' Row, on "The Price Is Right"
- - Auction call
- - ...... a fond farewell (say goodbye to)
- - Two hearts, say
- - This can be raised
- - Tender (for)
- - Sotheby's submission
- - Say "two hearts" in bridge, for example
- - Offer a price
- - Make an offer on eBay
- - Effort from an Olympic city hopeful
- - Contractor's figure
- - Action at Christie's
- - 'The Price Is Right' guess
- - You might need a paddle to do this
- - What an auctioneer tries to get
- - Use eBay, say
- - Suggested amount on eBay
- - Suggest a price at an auction
- - Signal the auctioneer
- - Show your strong suit, maybe
- - Shout heard around the block?
- - Select diamonds?
- - Say "one spade" in a bridge game, for example
- - Say "one no-trump" in a bridge game, for example
- - Raise one's paddle at an auction
- - Price offered at an auction
- - Potential buyer's action on eBay
- - Pass, say
- - Order — offer
- - One club or one spade
- - Offered amount
- - Offer at an auction
- - Offer a price at an auction
- - Meaning of a raised auction paddle
- - It may be sealed
- - Grand slam is one
- - Gesture at Sotheby's
- - Effort to win.
- - eBay entry
- - Declare, in bridge
- - Club opening?
- - Broker's action
- - Bridge takeout
- - Bridge support, maybe
- - Bridge proposal
- - Bridge opener
- - Bridge offer
- - Bridge input
- - Bridge activity
- - Auction nod
- - Auction input
- - Auction entry
- - A spade, e.g.
- - A diamond, for instance.
- - A club, e.g.
- - "Two clubs," e.g., in bridge
- - "The Price Is Right" call
- - "One spade," e.g.
- - "I ...... you a fond adieu"
- - Raise one's hand, perhaps
- - Submission
- - Auctioneer's quest
- - Action at Sotheby's
- - Sotheby's action
- - Take action at an auction
- - Bridge move
- - Name (a price).
- - Proposal
- - Tender offer
- - Enjoin.
- - Overture
- - Double, e.g
- - Bridge term
- - Bridge action
- - Auction action
- - Action on eBay
- - Auction offer
- - Four clubs, for example
- - eBay offer
- - Auction node
- - Bit of eBay input
- - Contractor's proposal
- - Attempt, in headlines
- - Compete at an auction
- - Offer sample of wasabi dish
- - Two diamonds, e.g
- - Participate in an auction
- - Signal at Sotheby's
- - Open, say
- - Two hearts, for example
- - It's made at an auction
- - Didn't pass
- - Input on eBay
- - Attempt at political office
- - What a raised hand might signify
- - Offer; attempt
- - A lot missing from tabloid - for example, what to do at auction
- - Contractor's submission
- - Bridge opening
- - Christie's or Sotheby's offer
- - Creation of an Olympic city hopeful
- - Offer at Sotheby's
- - Compete for the job
- - One heart, e.g
- - Nod, to an auctioneer
- - Offer to pay
- - Bridge act
- - Compete on eBay
- - eBay action
- - Make an offer
- - Was active at an auction
- - Job estimate
- - 'One no-trump,' e.g
- - Contractor's offer
- - Make an eBay play
- - Sum offered at an auction
- - Auctioneer's hope
- - Bridge column datum
- - Estate auction action
- - Raise a paddle, say
- - Contract figure
- - Two hearts, e.g.
- - It's made by Olympic city hopefuls
- - Invitation
- - Nod, at times
- - Bridge player's call
- - What a nod might signal
- - Christie's cry
- - Said, as "adieu"
- - Amount offered
- - Go for a lot
- - One might be signaled by a raised hand
- - Bridge turn
- - What a raised hand may signify
- - Crack at a contract
- - "The Price Is Right" action
- - Contractor's offering
- - With 76-Across, say goodbye
- - Offer on eBay
- - Nod, maybe
- - Certain eBay click
- - Potential trick count, e.g.
- - Declarer's action, in bridge
- - Auctioneer's request
- - Action appropriate for this puzzle
- - Take part in an auction
- - E-bay action
- - Didn't pass, in bridge
- - Bit of eBay action
- - eBay snipe, for example
- - Offer to buy
- - Opposite of ask
- - eBay attempt
- - Request
- - Direct
- - Auction signal
- - Signal to the auctioneer
- - Sotheby's signal
- - "...... wish"
- - Command
- - Wager
- - Suggest
- - Invite.
- - Tender
- - Auction offering
- - Beseech
- - Attempt
- - Express
- - Offer
- - Auction word
- - Auctioneer's call
- - Bridge declaration
- - Bridge call
- - Get in on the auction action
- - ___ adieu (say goodbye)
- - The amount of money you offer in an auction
- - Do this on eBay
- - Start a bridge game
- - Issue an order to
- - Offer a particular amount of money for something
- - make a call and offer to pay
- - Order
- - Put in an offer
- - Prospective Olympic city's campaign
- - 'I ... thee farewell'
- - flags for a singer
- - flags possibly flying in more senses than one
- - decorative flags for this bird
- - seal applied to the outside of metal material used to make flags
- - material used for decorating the bird
- - One flies flags
- - Flags etc
- - Decorative flags
- - Flags; finch-like bird
- - Flags
- - bribe to keep container for decorative flags
- - "Bye, baby .............." [Nursery rhyme]
- - Cake can initially gratify bird
- - Decorations; bird
- - Bird featured in decorations
- - Flier's decoration
- - Snow ...... (finch)
- - Small bird
- - bird's pennants
- - bird provides streamers
- - Mortar-mixing paddle
- - Beater usedin mixing mortar.
- - Mortar mixer
- - Mortar beater
- - Mortar-mixing tool
- - Wooden mortar beater
- - Beater for mixing mortar
- - Mortar-mixing device.
- - .... C Nesbitt, comedy character
- - Spiritual leader's abbr.
- - Croatian island
- - Broccoli ...... (Italian turnip)
- - John Brown's dog
- - JEWISH TEACHER'S TITLE
- - Jewish title of respect
- - Dalmatian island
- - Hebrew teacher.
- - Shakespeare, with 'the'
- - Title for Shakespeare
- - The ....: Shakespeare
- - ...... of Avon (Shakespeare)
- - Shakespeare is forbidden, we hear
- - Shakespeare, the ...... of Avon
- - Shakespeare's nickname, with "the"
- - Shakespeare nickname
- - Shakespeare or Browning
- - Shakespeare, vis- -vis Avon
- - Epithet for Shakespeare
- - Shakespeare's Avon calling?
- - Shakespeare, e.g.
- - Shakespeare appellation
- - Shakespeare, informally
- - Shakespeare, familiarly
- - Shelley or Shakespeare
- - Shakespeare's appellation
- - The ...... of Avon [Shakespeare nickname]
- - Poet
- - Poet not allowed in pub we hear
- - Old-time poet
- - Shakespearean title
- - Singing poet
- - Meter writer
- - Traditional poet
- - Avon product?
- - Homer, e.g
- - Homer, for one
- - Storyteller of old
- - Troubadour colleague
- - Minstrel
- - Old-style poet
- - Sonneteer
- - Minstrel of yore
- - Shakespearean sobriquet
- - Gray, perhaps, here? Might be grey on reflection
- - Professional poet
- - Ban 500 responsible for the comedy of errors
- - Poet-singer
- - Epic poet
- - Celtic minstrel
- - Poet of old
- - Teller of tales
- - Epic reciter
- - Wordsmith of old
- - Rhymester
- - College where Steely Dan formed
- - Shakespearean epithet
- - Shakepeare, notably
- - The .... of Avon
- - Foot specialist?
- - Avon calling?
- - Poet, poetically
- - Lyric poet
- - Tale teller of old
- - One with poetic aspirations
- - Composer of epic poetry
- - One using the metric system?
- - Odist, e.g.
- - Erstwhile poet
- - Wordsmith, of a sort
- - Good college for poets?
- - One working with feet?
- - Old harpist, perhaps
- - Sonneteer, for example
- - Tribal minstrel
- - Exalted poet
- - Ossian, e.g.
- - Ex-wife of Vadim
- - Poet in the past
- - "... And God Created Woman" star
- - Tale teller
- - poet is excluded on radio
- - writer is prohibited, we hear
- - we hear this poet is forbidden
- - poet is excluded, by the sound of it
- - drab sort of writer
- - it's the ship's prison and there's a bandit in it
- - Robber in group seizing truck
- - just the one to act unscrupulously in the gang
- - and it's the brig for him - the bandit!
- - Ship's prison and desperado
- - robber putting gear in the ring
- - robber provides equipment in the gang
- - a lock-up and the one who should be inside
- - pirate to equip in the gang
- - Ship's gaol, and who should be in it!
- - Ship with pirate
- - the ship's lockup and where to put such a criminal
- - The bandit gets on to the ship as well
- - Robber baron's beginning with purchasing outfit
- - Prison and one who should be in it?
- - Robber in group seizing equipment
- - Robber in a gang
- - group gets equipment from bandit
- - Bird flapping round horse upset robber
- - criminal gang admitting fix
- - Robber gang seizing equipment
- - Bandit, robber
- - outlaw group hiding equipment
- - Banditto
- - Bandit, thief or robber
- - Robber — darn big (anag)
- - Highway robber
- - Bandit
- - Criminal outfit takes on another outfit
- - Outlaw; bandit
- - Criminal gang includes doctor
- - Equipment nicked by gang robber
- - Outlaw gang pinches gear
- - Criminal gang fencing fake
- - Bloke protecting Grand Duke — a desperado
- - Roving robber
- - Highwayman
- - Desperado
- - Robin Hood, e.g.
- - Jesse James.
- - Menace to early travelers.
- - Ladrone.
- - Freebooter
- - Robber.
- - Marauder.
- - Plunderer.
- - Outlaw
- - prison, also its inmate
- - Fierce robber
- - Bandit to equip, entering group