2-Letter Words Starting with B

Section in new capital (wordplay)

Fell for an April fool, say

Came down on your elbows (wordplay)

Maybe vampire conceals one lure

Can of worms, perhaps

Drawing implement (wordplay)

Girl: Australia

Post for hawsers

Ship's post

Post on a ship's deck

Andy Murray, for one

One with Windsor ties (wordplay)

Tony Blair, for one

Look good on, say

Are suitable for

Seem suitable for

One giving a bum a shower (wordplay)

Junk cleanser (wordplay)

Bathroom fixture for privates (wordplay)

Orthodontist's bay?

Orthodontist's bay (wordplay)

Wide indentation in a shoreline

No egalitarian, to say the least

Sectarian bias understood? Not so!

Bunker, for one

A unit of computer information

Living thing

Organism

Ekland from Sweden

Ekland of films

The Green Hornet's alter ego

Spread a rumor (with "about")

Spread abroad as a rumor

Spread, as news

Made with Legos, say

Like a brick house

Saving one pound, still made up

One-armed brigand (wordplay)

Outlaw the use of B & IT (wordplay)

Criminal slot machine (wordplay)

Encircled with a band

Encompassed.

Obscure

Cloud.

Befog.

Bemix

Private accommodation (wordplay)

Invoice alien for quarters

Soldier's place to stay

Go halves (wordplay)

Cut, as a line

Cut part taking short amount of time

Withering disease (in plants)

Disease of plants etc

Problem of plants or urban development

Shining (with intelligence)

Bowled straight? That's brilliant!

Cheerful or quick-witted

George Folansbee, booster of Zip City

Sinclair Lewis hero.

Middle-class conformist

Ran down tail (wordplay)

Spoke spitefully about

Made nasty statements in second piece

Like some e-readers

Like some laptop keyboards

Like some portrait photos

Rescue from bilge (wordplay)

Hit the silk.

Escape from airplane

John, for one

Was John apt to be in bits (wordplay)

Variety of Protestant

{barefoot=adj}

Close-fitting steel helmet.

Medieval helmet with visor

Light steel helmet

The Who's John Entwistle, for one

McCartney, for one

Charlie Mingus, for one

Deck out old style

Deck out old style

Heavily caloric treat from New Orleans

Around end of table, large figure put back pastry

Fine bet (anagram)

Get something valuable (from)

Advantage (from social security?)

To {colour=v}

Between partner (wordplay)

Neither here nor there

Between (arch.)

To vomit all over

Objet d'art.

Article of virtue.

Attractive or curious trinket

One skilled in biblical learning

Sasquatch features

American yetis, fewer than three in the yard (wordplay)

Famous print maker (wordplay)

Supposed NW US ape-like creature

Hairy humanoid of legend

Most wanted, maybe

Bites very largely about one horse

The largest popular force is French

Gravy base (wordplay)

Brown water, perhaps

Food (literally twice cooked)

A plant of the dock family

Skinny to the max

Most difficult to fillet

Hardest to eat, as fish

Most squarish

Block of charcoal

Item for fuel or kindling.

Brick-shaped slab

Relating to brisance

Quick note about joint of meat

Cut of meat.

Cut of beef from near the ribs

A member of a political association

But this cuckoo is a songbird

Long-tailed western American bird

Small American songbird

Like the most active bee (wordplay)

Least likely to be free

Having the most work to do

Publisher's asset.

Older titles, to a publisher

Support composer giving out unknown previous compositions

Furthest from formfitting

Most loose-fitting

A delivery of goods in trust

Balky

Most pleasantly warm

Most refreshing.

Most summery

Musician with a lot of pluck (wordplay)

Prohibit support for musician

Veto support for plucky player

Barky

Least sensible part of job armies tackled

Lots of soldiers in outskirts of Beirut? That's extremely foolish

Barny

The fish I catch for baby (wordplay)

Fish in bed (wordplay)

Berth of a baby (wordplay)

Least lucid

Most eccentric

Most crazy

Most off-colour - bed waits (anagram)

Most lewd

Spangliest

Beaky

Beamy

Decorative coverlet

Brawny to the nth degree.

Most drunken

Most drunk

Bishop most strange and least likely to be sober (wordplay)

Dub "sir"

Strangely, the pope left a nice debt

Saint who founded a monastic order

Texas family in "Giant."

Man with double trouble (wordplay)

One with two other halves (wordplay)

Woman over-groomed (wordplay)

Bilgy

Small pellets for hunting rifle

Small spheres found in shells

Bitty

Tetrad, in genetics

Double, in biology.

Navel bit (anagram) - associated together in pairs

Least able to see

Least percipient.

Most carefree

Most merry

Most joyful

Wildest line in Ziggy Stardust's 'Time' (wordplay)

Most breezy

A machine-made net

Bits you'd adjusted in tight outfit

One-piece outfit

One-piece to look good on torso first

Boggy

A bongo player

Most healthy-looking baby

Most comely

Boomy

Most alcoholic

Jeer is followed by enthusiasm when crossing island least dry

Bosky

Most domineering and overbearing

Most dictatorial: Colloq.

Most dictatorial Colloq.

Plant supervisor (wordplay)

Plant manager (wordplay)

Asa Gray for one

Bit of ship to buckle on trips at sea

Pole, tie and skewer? That's about right

Spar projecting from front of a boat

Braky

Censure of a good chap by the club

Piece of blunt criticism

(Critic's) weapon

Cheese party (wordplay)

Of shortest duration

Most epigrammatic

Highest in salt, perhaps

Most refreshing

Most peppy

Chance to be among the finest, most energetic

Buffy

Buggy

Bulgy

Hardest to carry, perhaps

Hardest to ship, say

Bishop and I cutting version of St Luke that's taking up most space

Bully

Least smooth

Most husky

Burry

Bushy

Model held in greatest demand (wordplay)

*Source of a halo effect

Sentimental singer

Traditional singer of considerable weight embracing girl briefly

Today's most popular writer (wordplay)

Kind of pen

Paper Mate product

Marsupial, one breaking ring on bird

Small insectivorous marsupial

Marsupial in group with one bird

Baulky

Beachy

Beechy

Kindly.

One skilled in the knowledge of the Bible; a demonstrator of religious truth by the Scriptures.

Armstrong, for one

One on two wheels

Many a Beijing commuter

Gregor Mendel, for instance.

Life-science lab worker

Jeff's job, officially

""An herbaceous plant (Trillium erectum), and its astringent rootstock, which is said to have medicinal properties. Trillium erectum), and its astringent rootstock, which is said to have medicinal properties.""

""A genus of herbs and shrubs (Aristolochia), reputed to have medicinal properties. Aristolochia), reputed to have medicinal properties.""

Bitchy

Most sour-tasting

Most cynical

Most acrid

Relative of boycott.

The Weavers topped it in 1952

Bar in Hollywood

Blasty

Least clear, in a way

Most misty

Superlatively fuzzy

Blocky

Likeliest to get an R rating, perhaps

Most violent

Bloomy

Blotty

Blousy

Blowsy

Blowzy

Long Island oyster

Small edible oyster

Siamese cat

Plan to have naughty image (wordplay)

Design for a rude picture (wordplay)

Depressing picture (wordplay)

(Astronomy) a shift in the spectral lines of a stellar spectrum towards the blue end of the visible region relative to the wavelengths of these lines in the terrestrial spectrum: a result of the Doppler effect caused by stars approaching the solar system Compare redshift

Bluesy

Blurry

Enola Gay device

Aircraft's aiming device

Volatile big shot takes medic on board aerial war contraption

Botchy

Bouncy

Braggy

BRAILLE to write in raised print for the blind

Like the class valedictorian, perhaps

Most clever

Most brilliant

Branny

Brashy

Having the most nerve

Bratty

Brawlie

Maximally muscular

Most carefree

Bricky

Superlative for Sirius

Most intelligent

Most brainy

Excellent fish ain't at sea!

A diamond could be terrific!

Excellent fish? Ain't cooked!

Most likely to crumble

Least likely to bend

Most fragile

Bronzy

Broody

Broomy

Browny

Brushy

Most enthusiastic

Dispute among optimists (wordplay)

Spectacle in "Around the World."

Death in the Afternoon event

Bunchy

Burbly

Bairnly

Phileas Fogg, for one

One seen in a hanging basket (wordplay)

Party item to sit out, being in the air

Pig out, say, in Dickensian constituency

The exclusion of someone from a country

Exclusive treatment for a political offence

Orchestra member

Certain instrumentalist

Woodwind player

Most abominable

A writer of literature

Little Serb turns out to be writer of aesthetic essays

Kind of meat without name at small price

Doing good.

Doing good

Person associated with (-ist)

Most wavy.

Asimov, per his doctorate

Person knee-deep in formulas

A studier of living organisms

Civil liberty in the U. S.

Labour facing Tory inheritance

Inheritance of the firstborn

State flower of Montana

Montana's state flower

Montana-Idaho range.

The fact or state of being guilty of murder or bloodshed.

Blotchy

Overall troubles I doubly reviewed

Overall, last set of clothes is for a tough old bird locally

Least passable, as a thicket of shrubs

Most expansive, as a tree

Pacific islanders cash crop (wordplay)

Two-fer menu item (wordplay)

Plant brought on board the HMS Bounty

Breathy

Bristly

Hitlerian militia member

(Dress of) Nazi militiaman

Storm trooper

One versed in bryology.

Buttery

The causing of continual trouble

Torment of daughter meeting immoral chaps in risky venture

Torment

""That which bedizens; the act of dressing, or the state of being dressed, tawdrily.""

Charm, enchantment

Hazarding a guess: worker with really good manners (wordplay)

Looking for scraps (wordplay)

Looking for 5 across (wordplay)

Aggressive - it'll be green (anagram)

Enchantment

""COMPONENT Serving, or helping, to form; composing; constituting; constituent.""

An advocate of bimetallism.

BIOETHIC relating to ethical questions in biology

Sugary drink (wordplay)

Like a lemon dessert (wordplay)

Play with acid drop (wordplay)

A chemical or biological material that inhibits bacterial growth.

Ring man's bird with number (wordplay)

Outlaw + Scottish hat + load

Boxing class

Put-down

Represent small people initially tolerating disparagement

Drunk trembled, wine causing confusion

Perplexity, confusion

Confusion of less sophisticated people in punt

A bookbinder.

Same as Bibliopole. Bibliopole.