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Baseball team Ballplayers at Houston Baseball team with a mascot named Orbit Baseball team with a mascot named Orbit 1988 Best Supporting Actress Oscar winner Best Supporting Actress winner for "The Accidental Tourist" 1988 Best Supporting Actress Oscar winner 1998 British Open champ 1998 British Open champ Mark 1998 British Open champ 1998 British Open winner Mark 1998 British Open champ 1998 British Open champ Mark 1998 British Open winner Mark 1998 British Open winner Mark 1998 British Open champ Beatles tune that begins "If you wear red tonight" B-side to the Beatles' 'Ticket to Ride' Bicycle part Bike feature Bicycle option Bike accessory Bike feature Bicycle part named for its shape Bicycle part Bicycle option Bicyclist's perch Bicycle part Bicyclist's perch, perhaps Bike accessory Bike part, maybe Bike accessory Bike part with a fruit in its name (Émile Zola) Breakdown of societal norms Breakdown of social norms Breakdown of societal values Breakdown of social values Breakdown of social norms Breakdown of societal norms Breakdown of social norms Breakdown of social norms Breakdown of societal norms Breakdown of social norms Breakdown of social norms Breakdown of social norms "Bingo!" "Bingo!" "Bingo!" "Bingo!" Boxer's punch or a tackle "Bingo!" "Bingo!" 'Bingo!' Board game with stones Board game played with stones Board game using stones Board game Board game played with stones Board game with black and white stones Board game Board game with stones Board game with stones Board game using stones Bactrian beasts Beasts of burden. Bactrian ___. Beasts common in Africa. Bactrians. Beasts of burden Bactrian beasts Bactrian and dromedary Beasts of burden Beasts ridden by the Magi Berber bearers Bedouin bearers Bedouin bearers Beasts ridden by the Magi Blathered Blew one's stack Became incoherent Bar that fits into the notches of a toothed wheel Bar very much upset about endless tirade Blew one's own horn Blew one's own horn Boasted Built like the U. S. Capitol. Beman of the P.G.A. Bends one's knee Bends over forwards "Buttons and ___" Bends over forwards Bends over forward Buttons' partner Bends forward Bends over forward "Buttons and ___." 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Biked Brainstormers' cries Brainstormers' cries Bright students have them Bad options are hiding a vexing subject Blind singer Andrea Blind singer Andrea Big African antelope Big African antelope Bring up, as a topic Bring up a subject Bring up Bring up, as a subject Bring up, as a subject Bring up, as a subject Bring up, as a subject Bring up (a subject) Bring up, as a subject Bring up, as a topic Bring up British swimmer Bring up, as a subject Bring up, as a subject Bit of a scrape Botanical shelter British said 'oh' to Royal hideaway Bruce Springsteen single mentioning the Viet Cong Buchanan's name for Edinburgh. Baht component Baht component Blondie, for one Banquet VIP Blondie's job in "Blondie" Booking for a wedding Blondie is one Blondie is one Booking for a wedding Battological. Boy hero of juvenile books. Best-selling author May Brass player Brassy performer, would-be candidate next year with odds slashed Break Break Break in the action Break in the action Break Break Blank space. Break in the action Break Break Blank space Break in the action Break Break Break Break Break Brief respite Beat America, putting first of astronauts in space Break chair Arthur so regularly favoured Break in a series Break in continuity Break Break Budgie Bluebeard's bird Budgereegah of Australia. Budgerigar Budgerigar, for one Bird — a thing in the garden to be caught by cat? Bird -- canary perhaps captivating a collector in the garden Bird with an inclination to interrupt one that's domesticated? Bird, domesticated, possessing a comb Bad language from son? Exhausting Bad language -- s-in! Built airport lounge in the end with African capital Breathe with difficulty Bad bagpipe sound, figuratively Breath laboriously Breathe noisily Breathe laboriously Bromide. Breathe laboriously Breathe laboriously Breathe laboriously Breathe noisily; trick Breathe roughly; clever trick Breathe heavily Breathe noisily Bronchodilator required for this? Great idea Bloodsucking pest Bloodsucking pest Biting insect Biting insect Bill: Slang. Bill picturing Lincoln Banknote Brightness Brown polish for pal Broken nursery rhyme item Bonk Boast new tooth replacement