2-Letter Words Starting with B

Chestnut or laurel maybe

Botany, for one.

Fundy, for one

One on the bottle, perhaps

Labor day output (wordplay)

Pampered one (wordplay)

Asinine comment (wordplay)

Laugh loudly, perhaps

Say "Hee haw!"

Heavy in a Western

TV villain: Slang.

Villain in book or film

In an inept way

To a great extent

In an unskilled way

Four-wood

Fourwood

A couple of sizes too big

Like clowns clothing

Falling in loose folds

Nickname for an eagle (wordplay)

Eagle's nickname (wordplay)

Person without hair (informal)

Like a stubborn mule

Obstinate, as a mule

Stubborn, like a mule

No good: Brit. slang

Big name in arcade games

Slot machine name

Like the Tropics

Mild, weather-wise

Mild, as weather

Bow (legged); swap (angry words)

Give and take, in a way

Bat back and forth

Small chicken.

Small chicken

Descriptive of trees

Mad (like footballing 'army')

Stop! Compiler's out to lunch!

Mad reservists (wordplay)

Big and drafty

Deep, as a tone

Like some speakers and headphones

Having strong low tones, as headphones

Like an eccentric slugger (wordplay)

Like pipistrelle nuts (wordplay)

Crazy chiropteran Nora (wordplay)

Full of double entendres, say

Like some vaudeville humor

Like sex farces

A dog

Like a criminal's eyes

Like snakes' eyes.

Small, globular and glittering.

Having a conspicuous nose

Describing the toucan.

(Of a nose) hooked

Sending out light

Radiant

Massive.

Secure (a rope)

Secure around a rock, say

Stop Bailey? Not I!

Bagel-like roll

Oniony breakfast roll

Deli baked item

Abounding in shrubs or ferns

Sheep fever

Scenic route perhaps

Scenic route, perhaps

Road less traveled

Inquisitive cabbie (wordplay)

Barnum's circus partner

Walker's Beetle

Site of a bread line (wordplay)

Place kept in apple pie order (wordplay)

Where doughboys flourish (wordplay)

How Yul Brynner acted (wordplay)

In unvarnished style.

In unadorned or hairless manner

By a nose, say

How Godiva rode!

Just cook barley (wordplay)

Alcoholic insect, perhaps

One who orders "the usual," maybe

Person who orders "the usual," maybe

Grain used in making whisky

Source of malt.

Brewer's purchase

Peer's estate

Certain peer's domain

British lord's domain

In a servile manner

In a lowdown way

In a snide manner

Make alkaline

In a low-pitched manner

One helping swingers (wordplay)

Bruce Wayne as a child (wordplay)

Baseball gear handler

Stubborn

Risque language

Like the shore, often

Like many coastal resort towns

Covered with sand

What some say they sleep for

Age follower (wordplay)

Helen of Troy's trait

To apply the title of lady to

Shading used in newspaper cartoons.

Cartoonist's toning tool

Inform on (someone)

Be disloyal to (someone)

Act treacherously towards (someone)

To {betray=v}

Becoming reunited (wordplay)

Crime involving marriage(s)

A condition of two unions (wordplay)

Composed of two (as with code, star etc)

Consisting of two parts.

Like computer math

Prone to chatter

Likely to tell all

Far from tight-lipped

{gusty=adj}

Like tired eyes, maybe

Having blurred vision

Eyes like this are dull from exhaustion

Growth area (wordplay)

Gray matter (wordplay)

Poppy field (wordplay)

Tending to brag

Support one city? Clever!

Adjective for a quiz winner.

Clever binary code

Snifter's contents, maybe

Liquor of unknown make (wordplay)

Drink of unknown manufacture (wordplay)

Containing bran

Rash and impetuous

Full of attitude

Club supporter's gutted, say

Bold and vulgar like yellow metal

Harsh and metallic.

Like an overtired child, perhaps

'Badly-behaved, child say (6)'

Like a spoiled kid

Inclined to brawl

Strong and muscular

Muscular and strong-looking

Ripped, so to speak

Full of prickles

Like many a rabbit's warren

Covered with protective barbs

The way to get to this stage (wordplay)

Secondary action on stage

In a dramatic, and secondary, manner

How droopy pants fit

{childish=adj}

Where Juliet says, "O Romeo, Romeo!"

Projecting upper floor

Great view at the opera

In a balky manner

{mildly=adv}

Sole caught in a cove? Nonsense!

Only by incarcerating? Nonsense!

Nonsense; lean yob (anagram)

In a predictably trite way

In a trite way

In a trite fashion

How some metabolism functions

In a fundamental fashion

Group of cells (or guns)

Charged with assault (wordplay)

Guns found in cells!

Without decorum

In a beady manner

Radiantly

Lunch room: Slang.

Slang for cheap restaurant

Hardly a four-star restaurant

Like many wild creatures

Like a wild animal

Turning tables on youth leader is nasty

Make happy or blessed.

Honor religiously, in a way

Make blessed

Moth getting by without extreme poverty

Extreme poverty

Indigence by having to urge a raw beginner

The usual US name for a ring road

Road around a city

Baltimore's I-695, e.g

To make {weary=adj}

It has its cycles

Path for a fixie

Riding path

Infectious canine jaundice

Having two political groups

Close to accepting vacancy, left angrily

In a dishonorable way

With lack of distinctiveness

Without feeling

Without emotion

In a vacant way

One way to stare

How form waiting to be filled in stares at you (wordplay)

Nonsense, as the Irish might say

From an Irishman, that's flattery!

Stone setting (wordplay)

With very little hope

How pessimists do things

Without hope

Sad Leno (wordplay)

Vida and John in a ballpark (wordplay)

North American bird of the crow family

Rope holding down a bowsprit

Rope holding down the bowsprit of a ship

Nautical rope.

Like a blackberry patch

Annoyingly pointed

Overgrown with limbs

With some nerve

Without restraint

With impudence.

In a courageous manner

In a valiant manner

Composer going into past without fear

Daring item of underwear? Extremely!

Firefighter's attribute

Obvious trait of William Tell's son

Like some vocal tones.

Like Marilyn Monroe's voice

Like pants

In coarse fashion

Wide field, we hear, in general

Without regard to specific details

Treasury of a college or monastery

A grant to student

Ray rubs out student grant

Part of a ship's rigging

Like a badger

Troubadour's skill

(Making) sentimental songs

Triteness or staleness

Howl about Latin translation's lack of imagination

Platitude.

Plundering in gangs

Gang and I attempt brigandage

Activity of armed robbers

Figaro, say, on lines of a thorny item

Shrub with sour red fruit

Shrub bearing tart fruit

Persistent incitement to litigation

Crime of a judge influenced by bribery

Fraud, in maritime law.

Futilely

""Fraud committed by master or crew of a ship, also BARRATRY""

Quality of a high-pH compound

Number of hydrogen atoms replaceable by a base in an acid

""Pertaining to a foundation, also BASAL, BASILAR""

Craft that uses wicker

Weaver's skill

Summer camp activity

The state of being a bastard

Candle scent or rum flavoring

Candle scent popular at Christmas

Popular candle scent

A male beach attendant

Tolerably.

Make pleasing to the eye

Make more pretty

Smarten up if consumed by a vision (wordplay)

Very mean, poor

Living in extreme poverty

Poor Billy, regularly infested with moth

Medieval book containing fables

Book of animals

Medieval animal catalogue

In a biased manner

Able to be bidden

In a binate manner

Measuring potency (of a substance) by its effect on cells

Lab test watery spot that I'll introduce into another

Nothing to wear (wordplay)

Hardy bit (anagram)

Present time (wordplay)

How often federal elections are held

Once every 24 months

An Australian grass-tree

Garden pest

A thrips or aphid that infests beans, etc.

Like a bladder

In a blamable manner

Flagrant behaviour

Brazen obviousness

Obtrusive quality

A great display

Bali lyre (anagram) - vaguely

Six, perhaps, seen in march

Border (especially in cricket)

Jog by, around border

In a brainy manner

In a brassy manner

In a brawny manner

Without a hint of shame

In shameless manner

In a bold way

Barry, I've mislaid the prayer book

Book of daily prayer for RC priests

Catholic priest's book of daily prayers

In a manner befitting a bride

In a savagely violent manner

How some people's honesty is conveyed

In a vicious manner

Of the cheek

Life jacket quality

Archimedes principle factor

Keeping up? You can by going round

Domestic lifting (wordplay)

The Italian Job steals the show perhaps (wordplay)

There's breaking in this

Of or pertaining to little rods; rodshaped.

With malice aforethought.

With undisguised menace

""A genus (Act\'91a) of plants, of the order Ranunculace\'91, native in the north temperate zone. The red or white berries are poisonous. (Act\'91a) of plants, of the order Ranunculace\'91, native in the north temperate zone. The red or white berries are poisonous.""

BANEFUL poisonous

""In early times, a separate building, usually polygonal, used for baptismal services. Small churches were often changed into baptisteries when larger churches were built near.""

A savagely cruel act

Savage and cruel behaviour

Collection of air pressure data

Robert may turn to a branch of meteorology

Title that might be played by a cornet

Lowest hereditary honour

Lowest British heritable position

""BAROQUE a bold decorative style, also BAROCCO, BAROCK""

With a blush, beat one up thoroughly

In a shy and timid manner

In essence

At heart

Fundamentally

Bastardlike; baseborn; spuripous; corrupt.

BEAMISH radiant

Deciduous shrub

Trailing plant

BEARISH in the manner of a bear

Past the proper time

Not in time to start to be dead

Adverb meaning very or too late

Closest friend embracing one in a sexually depraved way (wordplay)

There's none better than this one to have on your side in such a nasty way

There's not one better than the beastly way one is on your side

AXIALLY pertaining to an axial

BIFILAR having two threads

Book about a legend (wordplay)

Life far more than a sentence (wordplay)

Kind of book.

CDC concern, at times

Laboratory concern

BIPEDAL having two feet

BIZARRE a strangely striped flower

BLACK to {blacken=v}

Pl -ries (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Plants) Brit another name for bilberry [1] [2] [from blae + berry ]

That's sacrilege!

Sacrilege, profane speech

Profane talk or behaviour

Obviously handled, perhaps

All batty about new doctor, obviously!

In very obvious and unashamed manner

BLAZING blaze

BLIZZARD a heavy snowstorm

BRACING a reinforcement

Work out a route for escape

Made to come apart easily

Form splinter group for foreign holiday

BREATHE to inhale and exhale air

House-garage connection, perhaps

Passage covered at school, perhaps

Passage between house and garage

This is nothing of the kind

At Tilbury crazy barbarity

Cruel, harsh, ruthless treatment

Of a financial plan

BUOYANT having buoyancy

Reluctantly; slowly; aversely.

BACKWOODS the forest beyond cleared country

BAFFLING baffle

A treatise on baths; the science of bathing.

Desperate declaration (seven letters)

Red state (wordplay)

State of insolvency

Pool house (wordplay)

Brat's piety seems phony in sacred area

Worship of Shakespeare

""The art or science of sounding, or measuring depths in the sea.""

Plausibly

Benignant quality; kindliness.

The state or quality of being bestial.

When dentist check-ups are recommended

Twice a year.

According to the Bible.

Every other year

How often the Olympic Games occur

How congressional elections are held

FACIALLY pertaining to the face

How Rochester would have at first married Jane

MANUALLY by means of the hands

MODALITY the state of being modal

In both ears

BINOMIAL an algebriac expression

BIPEDAL having two feet