A bit too-too, to a Brit | 24 |
A bit that can be split | 23 |
A bit quick to be ticked | 24 |
A bit of whiskey, slangily | 26 |
A bit of this, a bit of that | 28 |
A bit of mischievousness | 24 |
A bit of land in the ocean | 26 |
A bit of country music? | 23 |
A bit more than two lbs. | 24 |
A bit more than a walk-on | 25 |
A bit more than a trot | 22 |
A bit more than a tinkle | 24 |
A bit more than 900 years ago | 29 |
A bit messy, as the hair | 24 |
A bit less than a meter | 23 |
A bit flushed, colorwise | 24 |
A bit firm in consistency | 25 |
A bit cold, like winter air | 27 |
A bit cold, as weather | 22 |
A bird that walks in water | 26 |
A bionic part of Steve Austin | 29 |
A biographer of Willa Cather | 28 |
A biographer of Henry James | 27 |
A billionth: Comb. form | 23 |
A billionaire has a big one | 27 |
A billion years, to Hubble | 26 |
A billion years, in geology | 27 |
A billion years, in astronomy | 29 |
A billion years, geologically | 29 |
A billion years (Var.) | 22 |
A big spender may flash one | 27 |
A big one is repellent | 22 |
A big nerve you've got | 26 |
A big head may be on one | 24 |
A big chunk of an atlas | 23 |
A bid for one's thoughts | 28 |
A bicycle's built for two | 29 |
A biblical name for God | 23 |
A Bentley has a big one | 23 |
A bee might light on it | 23 |
A beauty she's not | 22 |
A beast with a boo inside? | 26 |
A beanball might lead to one | 28 |
A bead may represent one | 24 |
A beach ball may do it | 22 |
A bazillion jillion years | 25 |
A battery terminal, briefly | 27 |
A Batman before George | 22 |
A basis for capitalism | 22 |
A basic part of matter | 22 |
A basic Buddhist doctrine | 25 |
A base of bone turquoise | 24 |
A base for the boys of summer | 29 |
A bartender may run one | 23 |
A barque has at least three | 27 |
A barker never is this | 22 |
A barber might nick it | 22 |
A barber may shave this | 23 |
A bar owner might run one | 25 |
A Bankhead, familiarly | 22 |
A bank teller replied ... | 25 |
A Bangkok drink I had? | 22 |
A bandleader for Doris | 22 |
A band with perfect chemistry | 29 |
A ballplayer might pad them | 27 |
A ball may be thrown for one | 28 |
A balk might make it go up | 26 |
A Baldwin, but not a piano | 26 |
A bad, bad Brown, in song | 25 |
A bad tooth may cause it | 24 |
A bad situation, slangily | 25 |
A bad one should be kicked | 26 |
A bad one may contain holes | 27 |
A bacterium, for short | 22 |
A B.Y.U. attendee, e.g. | 23 |
A as in "Austria" | 27 |
A as in "Ashkenazi" | 29 |
A and E, but not I, O or U | 26 |
A 75-0 football score, e.g. | 27 |
A 747 has two of these | 22 |
A 36 of a famous measurement | 28 |
A 2 may stand for it (abbr.) | 28 |
A 1986 World Series site | 24 |
A 1975 Marty Feldman role | 25 |
A 1969 World Series star | 24 |
A 1969 World Series hero | 24 |
A 1965 U.S. Open winner | 23 |
A 1947 Nobelist in Medicine | 27 |
A 1945 goal of the Allies | 25 |
A 1929 event involving money | 28 |
A 1914 Oriole who took wing | 27 |
A 15th-century caravel | 22 |
A 14-line poem, in Pamplona | 27 |
A 10-, 11- or 12-year-old | 25 |
A 10-, 11- or 12-year old | 25 |
A 10, by some standards | 23 |
A 1 followed by 100 zeros | 25 |
A "welcome" site | 26 |
A "vote loser"? No! | 29 |
A "Toy Story" toy | 27 |