Big arms Broad mouths of rivers Blocks Beauty is said to be in the eye of the ... Beau Brummel was one Boxer's briefs? Briefs a number of boxers Break from tension Breaker of dramatic tension Basic drumming sequence — dip a ladder (anag) Black sheep. Black sheep's cousin. Bum Built up, as interest Bursts open Breaches, tears Bluenoses Bluenoses Bluenoses Bluenoses. Bluenoses Bad guys, Western style. Bad guys in a western Bus travelers' needs, perhaps Bus travelers' needs, perhaps Became a member Bound together Became a member Bound together Became a member Bound together Became a member Bluish green. Big businessmen Big businessmen Big shots Brief rests Breaks Brief halts Breaks. Breaks; rests Brief halts Brief respites Breaks Breaks Brief interruptions Bread sellers Bikes are wasted by those producing the fat rascals Breads and cakes are produced here Bad habits at a number of haunts Border loops on ribbon, lace, etc. "Bad idea!" Bauble Bauble. Bauble Bauble Bit of bric-a-brac Brother-in-law of Oedipus. Brother of Jocasta Brother of Jocasta Breastbone-related Breastbone-related Breastbone-related By the boatload By the dozen Bacteria in spoiled food. Believer in Allah Baker St. resident Baker St. assistant Birds with bills for scooping fish. Birds with throat pouches Boat rowed by two. Big-billed water birds Big___billed birds Big-billed water birds Blue. Blue Be good enough Breaking down what it means to go to the dogs Breaking down what it means to go to The Dogs Bad experience Beckett, for one, directs the others in possible Endgame? Beckett, for one, is an expert at engineering a score? Ban organisation over rackets involving drug and spirits Blank verse is this Been through Bout Bonuses. Brassards. Breed of the Best in Show at the 2002 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show Barefaced Blackish-green new look of Eurocab Behaving in a silly way Bit of encouragement Buyer's concern Battle fought here in 1690 between Orangemen and Royalists. Battle scene, 1690. Bitterenders Beset by bugs Brings together again Bar __ Biblical precept Bas or bar follower Bar -- (Jewish rite) Bar closing? Bar ... , initiation ceremony of 13-year-old Jewish boy Basketball teams Brian who wrote "The Rise and Fall of the Soviet Empire" Bishop's staff Betrothed Burial garments British Nobel author Burns like a candle Burns like a candle Baptisms of fire, at the start USA's in round Barbara —, sculptor Behaved cavalierly Become the job of Begin. Begin to enjoy a feast Begin Begin to eat; begin hastily Big name in eggs Between fah and lah Bridge no-no Big name in eggs Breaking a promise Big name in expensive eggs Birthplace of Henry IV Biker initially seen cycling ahead of walker Birthplace of Henry IV. Birthplace of Henri Quatre. Battling hard with English soldiers Beasts observed from underwater cages Birthplace of Henri de Navarre. Birthplace of Henry of Navarre Blinds. Birthplace of Henry IV of France Branch of metaphysics that deals with the nature of existence Berlin prison Badges of office. Badges in the form of flowers Bits of dust Banes of tennis players Barman first in hospital with small problem that can affect the feet Became popular. Brother's been incited to riot Boast about exhibition centre — the shape is elegant Ballyhoo, with contrary brood blocking entrance Busy side road during rush hour Be overthrown Bad-mouthed uncle misbehaving with maid Becoming gentler — but cutting about European Liberals! Barked at the moon Behind bars again, worker's full of regret Birds of northern regions. Bats pass endless migrant birds Big name in trucking Beginning of many jokes Bondsman? Barney Google's nag Barney Google's horse Barney Google's mount Barney Google's hoss Bring to an end Bloke not half upset, swell being ignored Bazaar figure Bleachers employee Bazaar figure Bazaar figure Bury conviction relating to diversity of thought Be unimportant Be ineffectual Be completely unimportant Burlesquing "Books of Blood" author Barker Barker or Barnes [154] Britain's conqueror of India (1725–74). British soldier, subject of Macaulay essay. British soldier and empire builder. British Empire builder. British pioneer in India British India founder Battle of Plassey hero British India empire founder Barker or Barnes Banjo man Palmer Barker or Owen Buoyant Boy said to pass time idly in well-lit room Beyond recollection. Boy and mate entertained by mature singer Brightly banded slitherer Brightly banded slitherer Brightly banded slitherer Bach's instrument. Bring in one making endless requests British Museum display Barely making it Band instruments. Brasses. Brass instruments Brazzaville residents Brazzaville inhabitants Break for games "But my heart ___ to daddy." Byron's "The Lament of ___" Bits of chaff Bumpkin. Bumpkin Ballpark figure, e.g. Ballpark figure Bumpkin Broadway, for the theater industry Bring back together Barnyard pests Bureaucrat Bureaucrat Bureaucrat, say Bar men. Billfold locale Bronze Age sight in England. Blacken with a pen Being done elsewhere Being done elsewhere Being ready to ride is added plus to jockey Bit of '80s apparel Beef restaurant Bottle hard water in Scotland Board members Board members Board members Board men. Board members Board members, perhaps Board members Betting parlor activity Betting Bagatelles Baubles Baubles Being noncommittal Bone receptacles Bone receptacles Brass-ring grabbers Breaks chairs over Adam's mate at the top of the class Brain part Belt of countries serving to isolate another country. Bone marrow Badly tattered