2-Letter Words Starting with B

Asinine comment (wordplay)

Laugh loudly, perhaps

Say "Hee haw!"

Lay low (wordplay)

Put under (wordplay)

'Inter' football team (wordplay)

Descriptive of trees

Mad (like footballing 'army')

Stop! Compiler's out to lunch!

Mad reservists (wordplay)

Big and drafty

Full of suds (wordplay)

Like a tavern's smell, perhaps

Tipsy name in Hollywood (wordplay)

Chuck who sang "Maybellene"

Maybellene singer Chuck

Tomato, for one.

Relating to bort

Abounding in shrubs or ferns

Sheep fever

Adjective for seawater

Like salt water

Word for the deep.

Smeared with brose

Not at all sylphic

Strongly and heavily built

Like Paul Bunyan

{prickly=adj}

Site of a bread line (wordplay)

Place kept in apple pie order (wordplay)

Where doughboys flourish (wordplay)

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

Risque language

Bats in the campanile (wordplay)

Crazy bats found here (wordplay)

Place for bats (wordplay)

Inform on (someone)

Be disloyal to (someone)

Act treacherously towards (someone)

To {betray=v}

Composed of two (as with code, star etc)

Consisting of two parts.

Like computer math

Like tired eyes, maybe

Having blurred vision

Eyes like this are dull from exhaustion

Not well-defined

Out of focus

Like images, to a myope

Big Apple area (with "the")

Historic street in New York City

Section of Manhattan

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

Perfect for sailing

Light, as a conversation

Fresh and animated

Full of prickles

Like many a rabbit's warren

Covered with protective barbs

Made of bricks

Like a Br'er Rabbit's patch

Full of prickly shrubs.

Rife with prickly shrubs

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 horse in Australia

Wild unbroken horse in Australia

Foreign 14 from Birmingham in reserve

Like Dubya's Crawford ranch

Like some hillsides

Adjective for a fox's tail

Wild climbing plant common in English hedgerows

Burbling

Kind of Kentucky tobaccompany

Kind of Kentucky tobacco

Kentucky tobaccompany

{childish=adj}

Group of cells (or guns)

Charged with assault (wordplay)

Guns found in cells!

Lunch room: Slang.

Slang for cheap restaurant

Hardly a four-star restaurant

To {soil=v}

Moth getting by without extreme poverty

Extreme poverty

Indigence by having to urge a raw beginner

To make {weary=adj}

To {worry=v}

The act of {tippling=v}

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

Opposite of colorblindness (wordplay)

Bunker mentality (wordplay)

Infectious canine jaundice

Part of a printing plant.

Saddle-stitching place

Where leaves are collected

Having two political groups

Nonsense, as the Irish might say

From an Irishman, that's flattery!

Stone setting (wordplay)

Rumpus formerly tends to be by little brother

Hubbub

Type of store.

Where a cowboy might shop for footwear

Where to buy galoshes.

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

The soul of wit, in a saying

The soul of wit (wordplay)

"The soul of wit," in a saying

Labatt, for one

Anheuser-Busch, for one

Place to make one bitter (wordplay)

Grease job (wordplay)

Crime that pays (wordplay)

Making of illegal payments

Concisely its a cheese insect

For a short time

In a few words

In a quick and lively manner

In an animated manner

How a cool wind blows

Quick to anger

Easily provoked

Cross

In a brittle manner

In coarse fashion

Wide field, we hear, in general

Without regard to specific details

In a brutal manner

To make {brutal=adj}

{sodomy=n}

Large and well made

In a burly manner

Treasury of a college or monastery

A grant to student

Ray rubs out student grant

Servant's pantry

Pantry

Like soggy popcorn or toast, maybe

Getting in by, you say, being oleaginous

Like some rolls or toast

Like a badger

Troubadour's skill

(Making) sentimental songs

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""

""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

Tolerably.

Very mean, poor

Living in extreme poverty

Poor Billy, regularly infested with moth

Medieval book containing fables

Book of animals

Medieval animal catalogue

Occurring every 120 minutes

Fruit; rib Beryl (anagram)

Fruit growing on moorland

Blue fruit

Statistical study of living organisms

Vital study to lay tracks around isle

Nothing to wear (wordplay)

Hardy bit (anagram)

Present time (wordplay)

Surgical knife

Ill-tempered

How one might resent beer (wordplay)

How some resent

In a resentful manner

How often federal elections are held

Once every 24 months

Like a bladder

A great display

Bali lyre (anagram) - vaguely

Severely sunburned, say

Having bubbles, as paint or glass

Scorching, as weather

A furnace for smelting iron

Like a wailing whale (wordplay)

Like a wailing whale?

Fat, like a whale

In a blurry manner

Sly brute (anagram)

Like some days.

Full of hot air

In a boring manner

Something botched

Ship-as-security insurance

Like boulders

Six, perhaps, seen in march

Border (especially in cricket)

Jog by, around border

An evergreen plant

In a brainy manner

In a brassy manner

In a brawny manner

Without a hint of shame

In shameless manner

In a bold way

In a sprightly way

In a carefree manner

An honorary rank

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

How powerful lights shine

Remove the top with a shine in the correct manner

Bishop with good reason described as illuminating

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

In a savagely violent manner

How some people's honesty is conveyed

In a vicious manner

The study of mosses

Domestic lifting (wordplay)

The Italian Job steals the show perhaps (wordplay)

There's breaking in this

Red French wine

Shade of red.

Red wine region

Needless or brutal killing

Needless or brutal killing, slaughter

Indiscriminate slaughter

Of or pertaining to little rods; rodshaped.

""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.""

""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""

Bastardlike; baseborn; spuripous; corrupt.

Deciduous shrub

Trailing plant

BEARISH in the manner of a bear

BERSERK out of control

BIFILAR having two threads

Book about a legend (wordplay)

Life far more than a sentence (wordplay)

Kind of book.

BIZARRE a strangely striped flower

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

BLIZZARD a heavy snowstorm

Common muffin flavor

Good in muffins

Fats Domino's 'Hill'

In a rough bad-mannered way

Rudely, coarsely

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

In a brittle manner.

Soup to rely on to a relative extent

Kind of 9 adult leaves ahead of schedule

Not the same middle to a relative extent

With a curt manner

Student in bus query dealt with in abrupt fashion

This is nothing of the kind

At Tilbury crazy barbarity

Cruel, harsh, ruthless treatment

BRUTISH {brutal=adj}

Of a financial plan

BURNING the firing of ceramic materials

Like a butcher; without compunction; savage; bloody; inhuman; fell.

A stroke or a comma, maybe

Monarch, for one

Net stroke (wordplay)

Reluctantly; slowly; aversely.

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.""

Magnetic personal charm

In both ears

State of two extremes

Mournful Chuck (wordplay)

Smart-phone brand

Fruit from a bush

BLIZZARD a heavy snowstorm

BLURRING blur

Stroke of genius; superb chess game

BROODING an act of brooding

Harlequinade

Foolishness

Clowning

Low-growing plant of the dogwood family

Remote rural region

Remote rural area

The boonies, for example

Bacterial

Bantering

In a very brutal way

Openly; shamelessly.

That can be endured: bearable pain; a bearable schedule.

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

To whom thy will be done (wordplay)

Name on an insurance policy.

One gaining from will

""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.""

Every 200 years

Bilateral