2-Letter Words Starting with B

""The soul, in ancient Egyptian religion""

Ewe can say that again (wordplay)

Sheepish thing to say (wordplay)

Ewe were saying (wordplay)

Vamp's wrap, perhaps

Stole from a fashionable store, maybe

Breathtaking creature (wordplay)

Wireless coverage, maybe (wordplay)

Wireless protection, maybe (wordplay)

Top supporter (wordplay)

Bottle in a crib (wordplay)

'Open sesame' sayer

Bottle in a playpen (wordplay)

Synagogue stage (Var.)

Chancel, in the Eastern Church

Place for the clergy and choir

Second in Sparta (wordplay)

Buggy version, perhaps

Component of alphabet (Athenian)

Shul platform

E ending (wordplay)

Weapon of two balls and a cord

Ball-rope missile.

Chief Justice Laskin, for one

Pacific island half (wordplay)

Half an island (wordplay)

Wine sack made of leather

BYOB-show bag

Leather wine bottle

Windstorm on the steppes.

Spongy sweet cake

Raisin sponge cake

Sweet, spongy yeast cake

Berry in botany

Any grape, tomato, etc.

Berry, in botany

A monetary unit of Oman

Floating wood (wordplay)

Models makeup maybe

Model's makeup (wordplay)

Monetary unit of Brussels

Former 5-franc unit in Brussels.

Unit of currency in Brussels.

Brightly colored aquarium fish

Popular aquarium fish

Aquarium fighting fish

Regional flora and fauna

Plant and animal life

Regional plant and animal life

In Colombo, he avoided tea

Black Chinese tea

Black tea variety

A witch doctor

Good job, prima donna!

Price support (wordplay)

Battle cry (wordplay)

About 51/2 feet, in Spain.

About feet in Spain

Argentine measure

Type of seal.

Seal attached to a papal document

Pope's seal

Australian conifer

Black bear's pouch

Fluid-filled sac near a joint

sac pouch between bones and tendons

African address (wordplay)

Former African title

Master in Africa.

Baculum

Gutta-percha alternative

Golf ball covering

Material used in making some Titleists

Rocky finish (wordplay)

Rocky conclusion (wordplay)

Spanish explorer of the Pacific

Appealing fruit (wordplay)

What a yellow way to forbid a letter!

Zoo snack, maybe

Barium monoxide

Chemical solid

To infest with fleas

A bulge at sea (wordplay)

Live worm's a source of fine fare

Caspian Sea prize

Church speaker's platforms

The bar (anagram)

Big (WWI gun)

Bunk with a woman!

Worshiper of Vishnu

""A rapier, also BILBO""

""An Italian bowling game, also BOCCE, BOCCI, BOCCIE""

Madre-y-padre store (wordplay)

Chap, say, with a wine store

Where do Gabe and Carlos shop (wordplay)

Lovely, in Lima

Granville who played Nancy Drew

Granville of old movies

A lot of bull!

Hindu god of good cheer, mum

Supreme Hindu god

Point at the front of the skull

Top of cranium where coronal and sagittal sutures meet

A monetary unit of Yemen

Coin of Yemen

Old school "Rubbish!"

Old school 'Rubbish!'

Utter nonsense

A parasitic protozoan

""A French card game, also BACCARAT""

Nut and honey cake

Dessert in paper-thin layers

Dessert that often follows moussaka

""A middle Eastern dessert, also BAKLAVA, BACLAVA""

Makeshift mask, maybe

Border collie neckwear, perhaps

Handkerchief worn round the head or neck

""Ancient musical instrument, also BANDORE, PANDORA, PANDORE, PANDURA""

Australian shrub

Rely on capital from Asia to produce growth in Australia

Bleat about stream conveying soda ash

Ronzoni rival

Italian port takes everything back for a plant

Fungus spore bearers

Bubble gum brand

A portable rocket-launcher

Musical instrument - military weapon

Plant book, say, on first class return

One bag I sent for recycling plant

Showy garden bloom.

Re Garbo novel, I'm amazed!

Mild Irish oath

'Golly!' in Galway

Stiff square cap (Var.)

Italian gun maker

Old Robert Blake TV show

""An Eskimo kayak, also BIDARKEE""

Stretches between Ryder Cups

Congressional terms, for example

Two-year periods

Capital investment for father (wordplay)

Ecclesiast's headgear

Stiff, square cap for clerics.

""A type of cactus, also BIZNAGA""

""A type of cactus, also BISNAGA""

Sensational, to Variety

Place for nonconformists

Region of central Europe

Avant-garde neighborhood

Inland country of South America

Country with two capitals.

South American country

The stuff heroes are made of (wordplay)

Black lagoon boiling in city

Oscar Mayer product

Where Ben fed his Hoss (wordplay)

Long-running oater

Unexpected rich windfall may be mine

Bothrium

Brachium

Like a virtuoso performance

Showing dazzling style

A florid, brilliant style of music.

A composite rock.

Ice makes the crab as hard as a rook

Type of rock

UK people get Ford to produce a vehicle for one

Open four-wheeled carriage with a folding top

""A four-wheeled carriage with an folding top, also BRITSKA, BRITZSKA""

An African tree

Binger's affliction

Abnormal hunger

Eating problem

Designating a family of shrubs and trees

Buzuki

A wild hog

Old Russian woman

Kind of kerchief

Russian grandmother and her headscarf

I eat crab (anagram)

Cultured ones (wordplay)

Cause of fermentation

An Eskimo canoe

Old catapult tip found in Welsh lake

Ancient missile hurler

Ancient stone catapult

Do-rag, for example

Large and brightly coloured neckerchief

Biker's headwear variable

A flowering plant

Woollen cloth (coats etc.)

Soft fabric - hear a bat (anagram)

Fabric of silk and worsted.

Ravine or gorge in southwestern USA

Deep ravine

St. Peter's, for one

San Pietro in Vaticano, for one

Catholic pilgrimage destination, maybe

The main body of an army

A small tropical tree

A {virus=n}

Ecclesiastical cap variable

Ecclesiastical cap Var.

Healing pool (Jerusalem)

Washington suburb in Maryland

Beads scattered round the chapel

Tropical plant; in a bingo (anagram)

Known you're sounding blooming large

Tropical plant with trumpet-shaped flowers

A cap for a clergyman

Embryo cell group

Primordial cells from which a body part develops

A type of {tumor=n}

Sam's vampire western (wordplay)

Early embryonic form

Early embryonic stage

A perennial herb

A shop that sells herbs and magic charms

""A thin slice of meat, also BRACIOLE""

A gill

Turnips and cabbages

Plant one roughly on cheek

Exotic scarab is in plant

Junctions of the skull

Alternative spelling for an open four-wheeled carriage

Bronchium

Confused disturbance, uproar

Rub out round empty fence causing uproar

Noisy, excited and confused commotion

Any of a genus of harmful bacteria

Flower's new shoot could be ideal

Plant Zola and I found in meadow

I add blue variegated plant

Battle overhead (wordplay)

Battle dress (wordplay)

Knitted hat (for bank robbers?)

Lake like a ... they say like a guitar

Triangular-bodied instrument

Mandolin's cousin

Bare all in dancing? Not me!

She's winning on points!

She may be winning on points!

Plymouth muscle car

Predatory fish found in tropical seas

'68 Plymouth with optional Mod Top roof

Genus of parasitic worms

English word

English word

The presence of bacteria in the blood.

A dart aimed at the bull

Dart thrust into el toro

""Any of several voracious pikelike marine fishes allied to the gray mullets, constituting the genus Sphyr\'91na and family Sphyr\'91nid\'91. The great barracuda (Sphyr\'91na barracuda) of the West Indies, Florida, etc., is often six feet or more long, and as dangerous as a shark. In Cuba its flesh is reputed to be poisonous. Sphyr\'91na Argentea of the Pacific coast and Sphyr\'91na sphyr\'91na of Europe are smaller species, and are used as food.Sphyr\'91na and family Sphyr\'91nid\'91. The great barracuda (Sphyr\'91na barracuda) of the West Indies, Florida, etc., is often six feet or more long, and as dangerous as a shark. In Cuba its flesh is reputed to be poisonous. Sphyr\'91na Argentea of the Pacific coast and Sphyr\'91na sphyr\'91na of Europe are smaller species, and are used as food.""

""Pl. barramunda or barramundas also barramundi or barramundis Any of several Australian food fishes, such as the lungfish. Also called ceratodus .""

""The affinity of cellular structures for basic dyes, such as methylene blue.""

Eye-pupil dilater

Another name for deadly nightshade

Drug made from deadly nightshade

""Pl. blastemas or blastemata (-m -t ) The formative, undifferentiated material from which cells are formed.""

Blastoma

Do without restraint (wordplay)

Drunken revels - a China cabal (anagram)

Roman festival; wild revelry

The presence of bacteria in urine.

Book-collecting urge

A library.

Compassionate person delaying attainment of nirvana (Buddhism)

""Slowness of the heart rate, usually fewer than 60 beats per minute in an adult human.""

An ardent admirer of the ballet.

English word

Ornamental tropical climber

Plant producing a Bolivian glue

Common climbing plant of the tropics

Ornamental shrub of the tropics