2-Letter Words Starting with B

Certain garment worker

Garment worker

Seamstress, sometimes

Support (for wall)

Prop is barring lock

Projecting support for a 21 ac

To add a butyl to

Hydrocarbon in gasoline.

A chemical salt

Buxom

Byliner

Avoided (a town or city)

Didn't go through

Went around, town or heart

They go around towns

Gets around through use of quiet donkeys

Circumvents with the aid of permits

Byssus

Hardly a main drag

Part of many a detour

Obscure road in town

Babbitt

Female priest can chat and be funny

When she's drunk, might she get the cab back to sing a single note (wordplay)

Single-minded people (wordplay)

Male roles for the composer (wordplay)

Ones not tied down

Backache

Rock sounds

Like most MPs, needing support with seat

(Of MP) not holding office

Bet against the replacements not in the cabinet

Some acrobatic feats

Calisthenics

Perhaps a molar re tib

Molar (wordplay)

One attacks the reputation of another

Attacks absent friends, say

Disparages player defending snacks

Slanders

Main supports.

Certain columns.

Spines

Made retrospectively valid

Made retroactive, as a contract

Pretended to have written earlier, as a letter

Makes retroactive... or what the eight other longest Across answers have

Makes retroactive ... or what the eight other longest Across answers have

Group of football players

Players behind the line of scrimmage

Part of a football team

Rebounded noisily, perhaps on the grid

Went wrong

Had a bad effect on the instigator of the action

Has the reverse effect

Flops create serif, apparently

Boomerangs

A building behind the main building. Specifically: A privy; a necessary.

Reverse attitude - on bicycle (wordplay)

Modify one's opinion

Retreat in the ring

Many stools' lacks

Places for some drivers, so to speak

Passenger places

Car parts

Rears to support crews

They may get spanked

Rumps, informally

Fall away in faith or morals

Revert to old habits

Left in rear, go astray

Return a letter, say

Certain typewriter key

Move a cursor left

Behind the scenes (theatrically)

Near, but not in, the limelight

In the green-room

Defenders cried moving away from front

Slanting away

Re taw, perhaps, in no current way

O2H (wordplay)

Tew, perhaps, is an isolated spot

Of unicellular micro-organisms

Like ptomaine poisoning

6 (anagram)

Bacteria

Bacterin

Salmonella, for example

Micro-organism that can cause disease

Micro-organism

To subject to the action of bacteria.

Resembling bacteria in appearance or action.

worrying sign group's given

Bugging two items of personal adornment

How annoying for it to get worn around the end!

Badinage

Banters

Badness

Game to make music (wordplay)

Light piano piece

Board-game, trifle

BAGGIE the stomach

Baghouse

St. Patrick's Day sight

Some droning musicians

Scottish musicians

Long, thin loaves of bread

Long, thin loaves

French bread loaves

Bailment

Bairnly

Bakemeat

Bakeshop

Payment to expedite service

Just the tip of the East

Cook's welcoming that woman with hot tip

Accountants, at times

Some circus performers

With raised platform unlocked, rook that is occupying it

Theater features

Auditorium sections

Baldhead

Cueballs, so to speak

Balefire

With malice aforethought.

With undisguised menace

""To divide a territory into small, hostile states.""

Likely to stop abruptly and unexpectedly.

Balkline

Singer makes a buck perhaps after party

Allan-a-Dale, for one

One putting a tale in the air (wordplay)

Round dates for weights there

Stabilized nautically

Put on so much weight to be as round as Edward

Bare all in dancing? Not me!

She's winning on points!

She may be winning on points!

Giant undertakings (wordplay)

Wrigley Field events

Eg, tennis, cricket, etc

Devices of ancient warfare, like catapults

Ballonet

Ballonne

Had a rapid weight gain

Increased quickly in size, as a budget

Multiplied at a rapid rate

November VIP's.

Voters

Mildness

Stair rail supports.

Staircase railings

Lead by the nose

Mystify, cheat

Bluff queen sent back liquor - about a litre

Banalize

Banalize

Bandager

Hat carriers

Cylindrical cardboard containers apropos for this puzzle (wordplay)

Flag carried at the masthead

Small military flag.

Small streamer

Banderol

Soldier's over-the-shoulder belt

Ammunition belt

Cartridge belt.

Lad in robe fixed with special belt

Shoulder belt for carrying bullets

Shoulder belt for cartridges

""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

Those forcing expatriation

Expellers

Sliding places of sorts

Slides for some children

Rails bearing one by top of stairs (wordplay)

Forms of paper money

They're payable on demand.

Promises to pay

Bankside

Small flags or important knights

Banner

Bannerol

Sir Roger -, first sub-four-minute miler

Handrail on a staircase

Famed former miler

Partook of a feast

Took many courses

Had a feast

Diner.

Sidewalk, in the South.

Upholstered wall bench

Bench built into a wall

Banterer

Bring round advance payment? Just joking!

Boycott Wagner's work? It's not hard to be joking

Baptizer

Barathea

To become barbarous.

Cooked Texas-style

Had a cookout

They say doll waited in line and got roasted

""BARBECUE to grill over an open fire, also BARBEQUE""

Events with steak-holders (wordplay)

Meals outside cooked on an open fire

Uses an outdoor grill

Barbeque

Barbeque

Barber

Barbette

Barbicel

Doll swallows a large quantity of 26

Singer injected with British drug

Go to sleep with this bimbo model (not about to split)

Barbwire

One perhaps dressed up a part for song

Number in Venice (wordplay)

Exclude Lombard (wordplay)

Bareboat

Not ashamed to be 31 across (wordplay)

Yogi unmasked (wordplay)

Kind of lie

Baresark

Negotiated with lawyers - and won!

Negotiated pub profit with Edward

Haggled in pub, and profited

Tag-sale shopper, often

Labor negotiator.

One in a compromising position (wordplay)

Bargello

Barghest

Barguest

Barhop

Merrill and Milnes, for example

Opera cast members

Male opera roles

Sam Malone, on "Cheers"

Happy hour server

Dog secures European record for host

Barleduc

Having crustaceans, as a ship's hull

Geese that hang around ships (wordplay)

Shells found on boats' hulls

Building scale model for hangers-on

It's all very fine for one to get a rise

It goes up and down

Forecaster's instrument

Collection of air pressure data

Robert may turn to a branch of meteorology

Aristocracies

Title that might be played by a cornet

Lowest hereditary honour

Lowest British heritable position

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

Four-wheeled carriages.

Diminutive form

Encouraged to embrace a bishop when heckled

Accommodated as soldiers given hostile reception

Jeered

Hostile demonstrator, a supporter down under

Barrater

Noun (-age)

Quantity of laughs (wordplay)

Quantity of monkeys or laughs

As much beer as can be put in one container (wordplay)

Speeder's activity

Contained counter counter counter-tenor

Barren

Barretor

Hair clasps

Hair metal

Hair clasps

Barrier, to block a street perhaps

Defensive structure, maybe improvised

Temporary blockage to obstruct movement

Lawyer maybe railing about the street

Lawyer for the higher courts

Legal advocate, must be briefed

Made the rounds, say (wordplay)

Courtroom judge (wordplay)

Jailer's other job (wordplay)

Gym assistant (wordplay)

Trade association (wordplay)

Working in stock exchanges, they never see colour of someone's money

Traders

Trading without using money

Ban the heartless group trafficking (wordplay)

Were the bar gaining it might bring about a tear

Barytone

They can strike home!

Trophies at the Stadium.

Tigers catch them

Type of heat

Wall lining next to the floor.

Wall molding.

Defensive type around court brewed beers in LA

Tennis player who rarely approaches the net

Server's demarcations

What a fair ball must be between.

Stripes on a diamond

Deep stories (wordplay)

Parts of buildings

Bargain spots in department stores.

Basifier

English word

""Botany Of or relating to the development or maturation of tissues or organs or the movement of substances, such as hormones, from the apex downward toward the base.""

Laundry load, typically

Laundry load

""A type of white blood cell, also BASOPHIL""

Basset

Bassett

The fish I catches are for the babies

The fish I catches for the babies

Tot holders

Fortresses

""See Bastinado, n. Bastinado, n.""

Having a defence

Flying gurnards.

Batfowl

Seaside building with dressing rooms

It's fitted for a washer

Cabana, e.g

After-shower garments

Luxury hotel room items

Spa garb

It's tested with a toe

Rubber duck's milieu

It's often draining

""(Performing Arts / Ballet) Ballet extension of one leg forwards, sideways, or backwards, either once or repeatedly [French, literally: beating]""

Battener

Glutton's activity

Remote activators (wordplay)

Containers with cells producing power

They're in current use for layers

Pounding against, as strong winds

Hitting repeatedly

Queen gets in - 'in' as in 14's game - with ram

""Battier , battiest Slang Crazy; insane.""

Baudekin

Baulky

Blue state

Bayadeer

Bayadere

Took a stab at (wordplay)

Used a daggerlike weapon on

Ran through

Bdellium

God Only Knows group

All Summer Long singers

They sang "In My Room"

Go shelling, perhaps

Use a metal detector, maybe

Add to a shell collection, say

Miami tourist, often

One packing up the answers to the seven starred clues, maybe

Landing point (for seaborne troops)

Troops' landing site

Normandy campaign objective

Beachy

On the waterfront, say

Trunks, bikinis etc

*Thongs and surf shop T-shirts

Cabana items

Beacon

Beadroll

Beadwork

BEAMISH radiant

Spiteful tosses from the mound

Dangerous pitches

Grills, coffeepots, etc.

Hash houses

Cheap restaurants