11-Letter Words Containing B

Bookbinder

A bookbinder's shop; a place or establishment for binding books.

Provision of jackets for reserve with no negotiation possible

BOOKISH pertaining to books

Triple-header-double-letter word

Figureheads (wordplay)

They work with numbers

Clerk's charge, perhaps

Librarian's accounts (wordplay)

Forte of certain borrowers

Bookmaking

Page savers

Mobile sources of reading material (pl.) (4,7)

Charge drug dealers (wordplay)

Proprietors for word lovers

Barnes & Noble and competitors

The employment of selling books.

Library staples

Backfired, in a way

As astonished mind did, admitting working party worked unnecessarily

""BOONDOGGLE a braided cord made by hand by young scouts, used for various purposes, such as a hat cord or a key chain.""

Money-eating projects

Big ol' wastes

Useless endeavors

BOORISH {rude=adj}

Chamber of commerce policies

Jazz Age figures

They sold alcohol illegally

Suppliers of illegal recordings

Running in two items of footwear

Bootlicker

Toadyism

Stomach-growling sound

Expression of gut feelings about grubby rooms

What the Balkans are to Russians.

Territories often under dispute

Frontier areas

State dividers

Gray areas, maybe ... or a hint to 12 incomplete answers in this puzzle

Gray areas, maybe... or a hint to 12 incomplete answers in this puzzle

English word

Bossiness

Botanical

Worry - darn it!

Darn it!

Fiddlesticks!

Kitchen cleaner will get it in the neck

Some traffic tie-ups

Traffic jam causes, sometimes

Conditions that hinder progress.

Bottomland

Botulinus

The quality of being finite.

Boundless

Bounteous

Bountiful

Bourbonism

Bourgeoise

Owners of the means of production

*Capitalist class, in Marxism

The middle class

Bourgeon

Of meat dishes, stewed with onions and mushrooms in red wine

Spray of flowers worn

Subject of a recent popular song.

Flower in a lapel

(Literature) edited for 'decency'

Removed text considered improper

Bowdlerise

""BOWDLERIZE To expurgate, as a book, by omitting or modifying the parts considered offensive; to remove morally objectionable parts; -- said of literary texts.""

""BOWDLERIZE To expurgate, as a book, by omitting or modifying the parts considered offensive; to remove morally objectionable parts; -- said of literary texts.""

Bowdlerize

It might get into a jam

Type of jam

Hybrid sometimes found in a jam

""BRACHIATE Having branches in pairs, decussated, all nearly horizontal, and each pair at right angles with the next, as in the maple and lilac.""

""BRACHIATE Having branches in pairs, decussated, all nearly horizontal, and each pair at right angles with the next, as in the maple and lilac.""

Brachiator

Brachiopod

""Slowness of the heart rate, usually fewer than 60 beats per minute in an adult human.""

Bradykinin

Boastful and arrogant behaviour

Boastful behaviour

Empty boasting

Brainless

Brainpower

In a brainsick manner.

Sudden aberrations.

Sudden inspirations

Bright ideas.

It may call for lateral thinking

Puzzle requiring thought

New artisan beer is a puzzle

Changed one's mind

Indoctrinated, in a way

George Harrison's final album

Genius spiffer-upper (wordplay)

Cult leader, in a way

Brainwash

Small crustacean

Branchline

Brandish

Brashness

Brazilwood

Region of comparable size (wordplay)

Baker's middle name (wordplay)

Stomach (with rolls?)

Breadboard

Breadfruit

Loaf-making ingredients

In the direction of the breadth.

Person who supports a family

Family's main earner

Source of family funds

Had meal in bar, fed steak specially cooked

Breakfast

Shut down bogus businesses (wordplay)

Cabinets of a sort.

Coastal structures countering erosion

Shore walls

Breastbone

Protector of Galahad's heart (wordplay)

It was worn in war, once

Piece of armor

Low walls used as a defense in battle

BREATHE to inhale and exhale air

BRECCIATE

BRECCIATE BRECCIA a type of rock

""The movable piece which closes the breech of a breechloading firearm, and resists the backward force of the discharge. It is withdrawn for the insertion of a cartridge, and closed again before the gun is fired.""

A cloth worn around the breech.

Covering for the loins.

Brickfield

Building-site workers

Construction-site workers

Artisans briskly race around

Building

Ones making vows

Men marrying

Beware! (if you were planning to elope)

Members of the wedding.

Members of the wedding party

Military footholds.

Bridgework

Briefness

Brigandage

Brigandine

Two-masted ships.

Two-masted ships of yore

Brightener

Brighten

Brightwork

Brilliance

In a brilliant manner.

Brininess

BRIQUETTE

Briskness

Resembling a bristle in stiffness.

""An insect of the genera Lepisma, Campodea, etc., belonging to the Thysanura. Lepisma, Campodea, etc., belonging to the Thysanura.""

Tendency to break easily

Sown over a wide area

CBS, for one

Radio/TV provider

Radio or TV journalist

Broadcloth

Broadness

They're bigger than tabloids

""BROADSIDE The side of a ship above the water line, from the bow to the quarter.""

Excalibur and Glamdring

England cricketer's remarks? They can be cutting and lethal!

Brocatelle

""BROMINATE See Bromate, v. t. Bromate, v. t.""

""BROMINATE See Bromate, v. t. Bromate, v. t.""

English word

Bronchial

Of or pertaining to a bronchiole.

Bronchiole

Brontosaur

Broomball

Transportation, in folklore.

Witches' transport.

Relatively masculine association

Alliance runs into trouble with gangster

Feeling of close kinship

Blustery bullying

Intimidating

Being bossy with, at the wrestling match (wordplay)

Brownnoser

BROWNNOSE

Brownshirt

Baltimore structures

Some townhouses

Plural or third person singular

""An infectious bacterial disease of humans that is caused by brucellae, transmitted by contact with infected animals, and characterized by fever, malaise, and headache. Also called Gibraltar fever , Malta fever , Mediterranean fever , Rock fever , undulant fever .""

Abrupt incivility

Blunt quality of British-American female figurehead advancing new ship

Brusquerie

BRUTALISE to treat brutally.

Dry area torched, that is start of several cruel deeds

BRUTALIZE To make brutal; beasty; unfeeling; or inhuman.

BRUTISH {brutal=adj}

""Relating to bryology; as, bryological studies. as, bryological studies.""

Bryologist

English word

Bubblehead

Plundered the booty, perhaps (or, played like Tom Brady?)

Buccinator

BUCKSKIN the skin of a male deer

Projecting a smile (wordplay)

Like Cletus the slack-jawed yokel

Beaverlike

Bucolical

Parrots

Carplike member of the sucker family

Bufflehead

Bulkiness

The formerly popular sport of setting dogs to attack a chained bull and especially to seize it by the nose.

Bulldogger

Competitive rodeo activity

Rodeo activity

Bulletin

Lined with Kevlar

Able to resist being shot

Like police vests

Spanish athlete in a ring

Waver of a red cape

Suit of lights wearer

Bullfinch

... unfortunately uses NHS bill to show brutish quality

Cross-breed dog

Short-muzzled dog breed

Powerful cross-bred dog

Breed of dog

Breed developed in England

English dog breed

Bullwhip

Bullyrag

Umbrella, humorously

In the back of the car, brown, half shut brolly

Umbrella

Bumpiness

Bumptious

One system of administration.

Rule of too-many thumbs

Administration by officials

Red-tape experts.

Certain officials.

Pertaining to burglary; constituting the crime of burglary.

BURGLARIZE

Burglarize

Mayor in Germany, Austria, etc

Mayor, in Mainz

Mayor.

Burlesque

Burlesquer

""BURLESQUE Tending to excite laughter or contempt by extravagant images, or by a contrast between the subject and the manner of treating it, as when a trifling subject is treated with mock gravity; jocular; ironical.""

Burliness

Burnishing

Bushiness

Rattlesnake relatives

Bushranger

Present participle or gerund

Waylaid

Oater villain who attacks from hiding

Western baddie

Oater ambusher

Enterprise officer (wordplay)

Bloke in a suit (wordplay)

Eg, city gent

Rotary Club members

Plump people, rudely

Some turkeys

Like some chickens before roasting

Dairy pests (wordplay)

Realization at a food fight (wordplay)

Monarchs, for example

Butterfly

Buttermilk

Butterweed

Butterwort

Meddlers

Buttonball

Detained with conversation

BUTTONHOLE The hole or loop in which a button is caught.

Suit jacket features

Gets to talk to racing driver near pits

They're sported by men at matches