| Bombard with X-rays, e.g. | 25 |
| Bombard, as with snowballs | 26 |
| Bombardier Aerospace product | 28 |
| Bombards with a paint gun | 25 |
| Bombards with cyberjunk | 23 |
| Bombards with electronic junk | 29 |
| Bombards with junk e-mail | 25 |
| Bombards with junk email | 24 |
| Bombards with radiation | 23 |
| Bombards with unwanted e-mail | 29 |
| Bombastic declamations | 22 |
| Bombastic score notation | 24 |
| Bombastic talker or writer | 26 |
| Bombay royalty members | 22 |
| Bombay Sapphire liquor | 22 |
| Bombay Sapphire, for one | 24 |
| Bombay wraparound dress | 23 |
| Bombay-born dancer Juliet | 25 |
| Bombeck of the papers | 22 |
| Bombeck of household humor | 26 |
| Bombeck's namesakes | 24 |
| Bombeck's namesakes | 23 |
| Bombeck, the columnist | 22 |
| Bombed due to pressure | 22 |
| Bombed, as a stand-up comic | 27 |
| Bomber pilot's concern | 26 |
| Bomber pilot's woe | 22 |
| Bomber pilot's worry | 24 |
| Bomber's home, briefly | 26 |
| Bombing at a comedy club | 24 |
| Bombing target of 1970 | 22 |
| Bombing target of 1971 | 22 |
| Bombing target of the 1960s | 27 |
| Bombing, as a comedian | 22 |
| Bombproof chamber in a fort | 27 |
| Bombs a train car, slangily | 27 |
| Bombs are thrown to them | 24 |
| Bombs that don't explode | 28 |
| Bombs that don't go off | 27 |
| Bombs, at the comedy club | 25 |
| Bombshell, so to speak | 22 |
| Bon --- (witty remark) | 22 |
| Bon Appétit offering | 23 |
| Bon Homme Richard, e.g. | 23 |
| Bon Jovi bassist __ John Such | 29 |
| Bon Jovi's John Such | 24 |
| Bon mot from Julia Child? | 25 |
| Bon or tableau follower | 23 |
| Bon vivant's interest | 25 |
| Bon ___ (clever remark) | 23 |
| Bon ___ (Comet shelfmate) | 25 |
| Bon ___ (high society) | 22 |
| Bon ___ (witty remark) | 22 |
| Bon ___ (witty saying) | 22 |
| Bon ___, Gallic bargain | 23 |
| Bon ____: household cleanser | 28 |
| Bon-voyage party places | 23 |
| Bona ___ (credentials) | 22 |
| Bonanza heavyweight | 23 |
| Bonanza actor Blocker | 24 |
| Bonanza at the butcher's | 28 |
| Bonaparte's marshal | 23 |
| Bonaparte's punishment | 26 |
| Bonaventure, for example | 24 |
| Bond and Blofeld, e.g. | 22 |
| Bond and Bourne, for two | 24 |
| Bond and Oxford: Abbr. | 22 |
| Bond baddie at Crab Key | 23 |
| Bond broker's bailiwick? | 28 |
| Bond buyer's concerns | 25 |
| Bond category, for short | 24 |
| Bond film setting, briefly | 26 |
| Bond film title beginning | 25 |
| Bond film with Ursula Andress | 29 |
| Bond foe ___ Stavro Blofeld | 27 |
| Bond girl opposite Lazenby | 26 |
| Bond girl player Chiles | 23 |
| Bond girl player d'Abo | 26 |
| Bond girl player Diana | 22 |
| Bond girl player Green | 22 |
| Bond girl player Shirley | 24 |
| Bond held by a third party | 26 |
| Bond holders, at times | 22 |
| Bond investor's concern | 27 |
| Bond investor's statistic | 29 |
| Bond nemesis ___ Goldfinger | 27 |
| Bond novel genre, slangily | 26 |
| Bond player, seven times | 24 |
| Bond portrayer Timothy | 22 |
| Bond rating from Moody's | 28 |
| Bond recipient, in law | 22 |
| Bond trader's phrase | 24 |
| Bond villain named Julius | 25 |
| Bond's C.I.A. ally | 22 |
| Bond's creator Fleming | 26 |
| Bond's first film foe | 25 |
| Bond's first movie foe | 26 |
| Bond's high rating | 22 |
| Bond's martini preference | 29 |
| Bond's were shaken | 22 |