| Bust makers, for short | 22 |
| Bust or butt followers | 22 |
| Bust planner, in brief | 22 |
| Bust specialists, for short | 27 |
| Bust targets, sometimes | 23 |
| Bust to a private, say | 22 |
| Bust ___ (fire off rounds) | 26 |
| Bust ___ (laugh really hard) | 28 |
| Bust ___ (laugh uproariously) | 29 |
| Bust ____ (laugh hard) | 22 |
| Bust's counterpart | 22 |
| Busta Rhymes contemporary | 25 |
| Busta Rhymes' rhymes | 24 |
| Bustard's relative | 22 |
| Buster the swimmer and actor | 29 |
| Buster Brown's bulldog | 26 |
| Buster Brown's dog | 22 |
| Buster Brown's pooch | 24 |
| Buster Douglas's weapon | 27 |
| Buster Keaton specialty | 23 |
| Buster Keaton trademark | 23 |
| Buster Keaton's look | 24 |
| Buster of the silver screen | 27 |
| Buster on the silent screen | 27 |
| Buster Posey's position | 27 |
| Busting one's back | 22 |
| Busting one's hump | 22 |
| Busts in a museum, e.g. | 23 |
| Busts inside a museum? | 22 |
| Busy airport time: Abbr. | 24 |
| Busy around 7:00PM, say | 23 |
| Busy co. on Mother's Day | 28 |
| Busy criminal's actions | 27 |
| Busy ed.'s request | 22 |
| Busy election-year org. | 23 |
| Busy exec's meal break | 26 |
| Busy fellow in a gold rush | 26 |
| Busy group at Yuletide | 22 |
| Busy group in early Apr. | 24 |
| Busy IRS month, briefly | 23 |
| Busy man on April 18, 1775 | 26 |
| Busy mgr.'s need, perhaps | 29 |
| Busy mo. for accountants | 24 |
| Busy mo. for retailers | 22 |
| Busy mo. for the I.R.S. | 23 |
| Busy month for a C.P.A. | 23 |
| Busy month for CPAs, briefly | 28 |
| Busy month for the IRS | 22 |
| Busy month for the USPS | 23 |
| Busy months for accountants | 27 |
| Busy night at a bar: Abbr. | 26 |
| Busy official in whodunits | 26 |
| Busy one before Apr. 15 | 23 |
| Busy one's list heading | 27 |
| Busy one's self with | 24 |
| Busy orgs. during campaigns | 27 |
| Busy people in December | 23 |
| Busy people on Apr. 14 | 22 |
| Busy period on the farm | 23 |
| Busy person around Apr. 15 | 26 |
| Busy person early in November | 29 |
| Busy person's abbr. | 23 |
| Busy personÂ’s reading | 25 |
| Busy place at Yuletide | 22 |
| Busy place on a cruise ship | 27 |
| Busy place since August 1990 | 28 |
| Busy place, 4:00 P.M., London | 29 |
| Busy season in Saint-Tropez | 27 |
| Busy seasons in Saint-Tropez | 28 |
| Busy shop before Halloween | 26 |
| Busy store in December | 22 |
| Busy time as at a resort | 25 |
| Busy time at a restaurant | 25 |
| Busy time for a cuckoo clock | 28 |
| Busy time for auberges | 22 |
| Busy time for bookkeepers | 25 |
| Busy time for bookmakers | 24 |
| Busy time for fireflies | 23 |
| Busy time for Hallmark | 22 |
| Busy time for ministers | 23 |
| Busy time in Saint-Tropez | 25 |
| Busy time on the Riviera | 24 |
| Busy times at the I.R.S. | 24 |
| Busy times on the Riviera | 25 |
| Busy travel day, maybe | 22 |
| Busy travel day, often | 22 |
| Busy travel day, typically | 26 |
| Busy viewer's convenience | 29 |
| Busy with and enjoying | 22 |
| Busy with charitable works | 26 |
| Busy worker after a strike | 26 |
| Busy workers during April | 25 |
| Busy ___ (industrious) | 22 |
| Busy, congested community | 25 |
| Busybodies' probes | 22 |
| Busybody, in the shtetl | 23 |
| Busybody, Yiddish style | 23 |
| BUT WITH ___ THEY SNEAKED UP | 28 |
| Butane and methylpropane | 24 |
| Butane or methane, e.g. | 23 |