2-Letter Words Starting with B

You don't say!

Tiny Tim, for one

Let me tell ya ...!

Soul mate (wordplay)

Legislature, for one

"Student" group (wordplay)

Flying threat (Var.)

Unidentified aircraft (Var.)

Evil mischievous spirit

Like teleost fish

Not filleted, as fish

Adjective for shad

Like a crossword (wordplay)

Like the Honda Element, say

Like economy cars, say

Nun, for one

Depth marker, maybe

Water mark (wordplay)

Like a March day, perhaps

Like a March day perhaps

Like March days

AKA Robert Allan (Curtola)

- Moore; - Charlton (footballers)

London fuzz (wordplay)

Menace in the air maybe

Result of a three-putt, maybe

See grid (nonverbal)

Soft and waterlogged

Like a swamp

Wet and spongy

Very thin (var.)

s disco group M

Very thin var

Healthy-looking (Scots)

Pretty (in Scotland)

Attractive, to Scots

Kin of a pelican

Kind of trap

Seabird of the gannet family

""To dance to rock music, also BOOGIE, BOOGEY""

Excessively resonant

Resounding

Rear of a disco (wordplay)

Ill-gotten gains

Any rich gain, however taken.

Drinking lots of alcohol

Happy young man touring Australia

Like many wedding toasts

Relating to bort

Like a dell

Covered with bushes

Abounding in shrubs

Jersey girl (wordplay)

Made to order (wordplay)

Always placing orders (wordplay)

Scottish mountain hut

Scots mountain hut

One-roomed hut or temporary dwelling

""Inclined to booze, also BOOZY, BOOZEY""

Smeared with brose

Peer's estate

Certain peer's domain

British lord's domain

One helping swingers (wordplay)

Bruce Wayne as a child (wordplay)

Baseball gear handler

Plant also called germander

Purple-flowering plant

Might this be his blooming self

Lab exam (wordplay)

Diagnostic tissue exam

Medical lab specimen

Pixelated

Like Halloween makeup, perhaps

Bally silly, old boy!

Flaming, as red

""Being out of order, also BLOOIE""

In full flower

Flowering

Smudged

Loose-fitting, as a top

Unkempt

Exhaust pollution reducer

Auto engine leakage

Pass easily

With a slovenly appearance

Fat and flushed

Coarse times full of beastly sounds

Unkempt

Type of harm

By physical means

Kind of harm

Infinitive splitter on "Star Trek"

How to 'go where no man has gone before'

Star Trek infinitive splitter

Awkward skier's about to try

Awkward shot after return of high one

Deliberately combative

Big on top (wordplay)

Like Mae West

Zaftig, perhaps

Growth area (wordplay)

Gray matter (wordplay)

Poppy field (wordplay)

Poorly done

Insect with parasitic larvae

Insect that lays its eggs on horses

Rebounding, as plastic castle say

Like a trampoline

Like pogo sticks

The price on one's head (wordplay)

Name of Captain Bligh's mutinous ship

Captain Bligh's mutinous ship

Big Apple area (with "the")

Historic street in New York City

Section of Manhattan

Nor I may be made in by the plant

Plant putting oxygen in the sea

Portable rain-shield (abbreviation)

Umbrella (colloq.)

Umbrella (informal)

Tan, more or less

Nicely sun-tanned

Wanting eggs (or a baby)

Seriously thoughtful or meditative

Ready and wanting to have children

Abounding in broom (a shrub)

Stock character description (wordplay)

Like weak soup

Like soup liquid

Sorta-dark tan

Wild climbing plant common in English hedgerows

Starting restaurant employee, maybe

Water bearer, maybe

Waiter's aide

Where Juliet says, "O Romeo, Romeo!"

Projecting upper floor

Great view at the opera

Sole caught in a cove? Nonsense!

Only by incarcerating? Nonsense!

Nonsense; lean yob (anagram)

Jerry Lewis film (with "The")

Jerry Lewis role

He may carry your burdens

To {worry=v}

Redwood vis-a-vis a red pine (wordplay)

Opposite of colorblindness (wordplay)

Bunker mentality (wordplay)

In swelling surges

Bulging, as a cloud

Like many curtains

The development of life from preexisting life

Cutting class (wordplay)

Body work (wordplay)

The facts of life (wordplay)

{ecology=n}

With irregular skin discolouration

Discoloured in patches

Like piebald coats

Hairy green insect

Another name for the bluebottle

Bluebottle

Rumpus formerly tends to be by little brother

Hubbub

Rope holding down a bowsprit

Rope holding down the bowsprit of a ship

Nautical rope.

Cold cuts Var.

Youngster eats solitary waffle

Cold cuts variable

Very pretty

Type of store.

Where a cowboy might shop for footwear

Where to buy galoshes.

How a sot acts

How Lucy behaves towards Linus

In an overbearing way

In coarse fashion

Wide field, we hear, in general

Without regard to specific details

However, Anthony is like a Pearly King

In a buxom manner

A male beach attendant

Occurring every 120 minutes

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

Lab test watery spot that I'll introduce into another

Statistical study of living organisms

Vital study to lay tracks around isle

A type of mediical examination

Surgical knife

An Australian grass-tree

A great display

In a bloody manner

A furnace for smelting iron

Full of flowers

Flowery death met with honour in past

In a blousy manner

In a frumpish way

In a blowzy manner

Ominously

In a boring manner

Something botched

In a botchy manner

Ship-as-security insurance

Like boulders

In an animated way

Six, perhaps, seen in march

Border (especially in cricket)

Jog by, around border

{stolidly=adv}

The state of being a bovine

In a bowing manner

An evergreen plant

How young guys behave

In the manner of a lad

In a youthful manner

The use of an Irish accent

The act of {broidering=v}

Not, by the sound of it, holy as Brother Kenneth in the beginning

In a broody manner

The study of mosses

Like a bullock

Swaggering tough

Hired hoodlum

Tough guy

Life jacket quality

Archimedes principle factor

Keeping up? You can by going round

A meddlesome person, certainly not idle

Meddlesome, prying person

One minds everyone else's business

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""

How Archie Bunker thought

BILIOUS pertaining to {bile=n}

Like Popular Science

Six times a year

Like AARP The Magazine

Book about a legend (wordplay)

Life far more than a sentence (wordplay)

Kind of book.

CDC concern, at times

Laboratory concern

BLACK to {blacken=v}

BLOTCH to mark with large spots

BOOKISH pertaining to books

In a rough bad-mannered way

Rudely, coarsely

Soup to rely on to a relative extent

Kind of 9 adult leaves ahead of schedule

Not the same middle to a relative extent

BULBOUS bulb-shaped

BUOYANT having buoyancy

BACKWOODS the forest beyond cleared country

A treatise on baths; the science of bathing.

Worship of Shakespeare

In a becoming manner.

An account of books; book lore; bibliography.

Pile big boy upset reveals some fine bookbinding

In a bibulous manner; with profuse imbibition or absorption.

How Rochester would have at first married Jane

MODALITY the state of being modal

BINOMIAL an algebriac expression

State of two extremes

In an overly self-proud manner

BOOTLESS without boots

With a bounce.

BROODING an act of brooding

Harlequinade

Foolishness

Clowning

Remote rural region

Remote rural area

The boonies, for example

In a very brutal way

Beauteous

Aggression, readiness to fight

Aggressiveness

""Expressing wishes for good; as, a benedictory prayer. as, a benedictory prayer.""

""Book worship, esp. of the Bible; applied by Roman Catholic divine<?/ to the exaltation of the authority of the Bible over that of the pope or the church, and by Protestants to an excessive regard to the letter of the Scriptures.""

BIBLIOPHIL

""CONCAVITY A concave surface, or the space bounded by it; the state of being concave.""

CONVEXITY The state of being convex; the exterior surface of a convex body; roundness.

In a binocular manner.

BIOACTIVE acting upon or influencing bodily functions; -- of chemical substances.

Biosocial

By law mother might be culpable

Mother, by law breaking, is culpable

Responsible for a wrong

Guilty of murder or bloodshed.

Bloodless

Bodacious

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

Botanical

Boundless

Bounteous

Bountiful

It might get into a jam

Type of jam

Hybrid sometimes found in a jam

Bronchial

Bucolical

Bumptious

The science relating to bacteria.

Behavioral

Lovely net Ben weaves kind-heartedly

List of books on a subject

List of sources used in preparation of a book

Worn by athlete at photo finish in oily sport at end of academic endeavour

BINOCULAR Having two eyes.

""The chemistry of living organisms; the chemistry of the processes incidental to, and characteristic of, life.""

(Habitat's) variety of life

Ecological variety of richness

Nature's rich mixture: 'obi' clued cryptically (wordplay)

The branch of biology which deals with the geographical distribution of animals and plants. It includes both zo\'94geography and phytogeography.

Biological

""The monitoring, recording, and measuring of a living organism's basic physiological functions, such as heart rate, muscle activity, and body temperature, by the use of telemetry techniques.""

Blithesome

Is the count this inhuman (wordplay)

Savage as Dracula

Craving violence and slaughter

Oboist surely played loudly and exuberantly

Bottomless

""BOURGEOISIE The French middle class, particularly such as are concerned in, or dependent on, trade.""

BRONCHOS broncho

English word

BACTERIOPHAGE a virus which infects bacteria; -- also colloquially called phage in laboratory jargon.phage in laboratory jargon.

""Remedies the therapeutic use of reading material in the treatment of nervous diseases. ; bibliotherapist , n . ; bibliotherapeutic ,""

Bimolecular

Biochemical

Such as genetic modification

Bisectional

In a blasphemous manner.

In a pompously inflated manner

In a pompously overblown manner

With an intent to commit burglary; in the manner of a burglar.

""By means of a barometer, or according to barometric observations.""

Electric phenomena in animals or plants.

Biogenetical

Biographical

""The study of the relationship between atmospheric conditions, such as temperature and humidity, and living organisms.""

BLEPHAROPLAST