| A bowl of cherries, in Chelsea | 30 |
| A bout to remember? | 19 |
| A bout phase | 12 |
| A bouquet has one | 17 |
| A bouncer might break one up | 28 |
| A boulevard in Memphis is named for him | 39 |
| A bottom line-oriented executive ___ | 36 |
| A bottle's bouquet | 22 |
| A bottle of rum opener | 22 |
| A Boston cager | 14 |
| A boss, occasionally | 20 |
| A boss might schedule one | 25 |
| A boring tool | 13 |
| A boring person might have one | 30 |
| A boring lecture might induce one | 33 |
| A Borgia's husband | 22 |
| A Borgia in-law | 15 |
| A bored worker might look for one | 33 |
| A bore, slangily | 16 |
| A Bordeaux wine | 15 |
| A Bordeaux | 10 |
| A booster? | 10 |
| A boost | 7 |
| A Boone | 7 |
| A boom in the aircraft industry | 31 |
| A book title may be in it: Abbr. | 32 |
| A book one shouldn't miss | 29 |
| A book of Moses | 15 |
| A bonnet occupant | 17 |
| A bone of contention (with "bad") | 43 |
| A Bond portrayer | 16 |
| A Bond baddie had them in "The Spy Who Loved Me" and "Moonraker" | 84 |
| A Bond adversary | 16 |
| A bond | 6 |
| A bon ___ (cheap) | 17 |
| A Bombeck | 9 |
| A Bolognese artist's works | 30 |
| A Bolivian capital | 18 |
| A Bolger co-star in 1939 | 24 |
| A boldface type | 15 |
| A Bogart role | 13 |
| A body temperature of 98.6, e.g. | 32 |
| A body stocking covers it | 25 |
| A body shop will tend to it | 27 |
| A body on Canada's southern border | 38 |
| A bobby sock is often folded down to it | 39 |
| A bobby pin may hold it | 23 |
| A Bobbsey twin and namesakes | 28 |
| A Bobbsey twin | 14 |
| A Bobbsey | 9 |
| A boatload | 10 |
| A boater may rest on them | 25 |
| A BMW, for one | 14 |
| A Blues Brother | 15 |
| A blue moon, so to speak | 24 |
| A blooming network? | 19 |
| A Bloomer who took a Ford | 25 |
| A blood condition | 17 |
| A block print | 13 |
| A blimp might have multiple ones | 32 |
| A blimp may hover over one | 26 |
| A blessing or bane | 18 |
| A blessing often follows it | 27 |
| A blemish | 9 |
| A blast from a bleacher | 23 |
| A blast | 7 |
| A black tea | 11 |
| A black one may be worn at a funeral | 36 |
| A black one is best | 19 |
| A black key | 11 |
| A Black Eyed Pea | 16 |
| A black cat carrying a mirror under a ladder, say | 49 |
| A bkpr. reviews them | 20 |
| A bivalve mollusk; scallop | 26 |
| A bivalve | 9 |
| A bit? | 6 |
| A bit, informally | 17 |
| A bit, colloquially | 19 |
| A bit ___ (assortment) | 22 |
| A bit woozy | 11 |
| A bit wet | 9 |
| A bit wacko | 11 |
| A bit unsettling | 16 |
| A bit under | 11 |
| A bit unclear | 13 |
| A bit too-too, to a Brit | 24 |
| A bit too tight | 15 |
| A bit too serious | 17 |
| A bit too intrusive | 19 |
| A bit too interested | 20 |
| A bit too happy at happy hour? | 30 |
| A bit too early | 15 |
| A bit tipsy | 11 |
| A bit tight | 11 |
| A bit thick | 11 |
| A bit that can be split | 23 |
| A bit teary-eyed | 16 |
| A bit tardy | 11 |
| A bit stupid | 12 |
| A bit spotty? | 13 |