A-B : 2 answers – Crossword-Clue

__ a beet (obviously embarrassed) __ and behold. __ Arner Boyd, the first woman to fly over the North Pole __ card (delivery to a bereaved family) __ Gabriel, a bandmate of Phil Collins in Genesis __ Mountains: Europe/Asia border range ___ a bad start ___ a bee ___ a beet ___ a bell ___ a bell: was familiar ___ a bet (wagered) ___ a bill of goods ___ a blanket ___ a blue moon ___ a board ___ a boil ___ a bone ___ a bone (boring) ___ a book (study) ___ a button ___ a little (quite a bit) ___ A. Bank ___ A. Bank (men's clothing retailer) ___ A. Bank (menswear label) ___ A. Bank (menswear store) ___ A. Bank, menswear retailer ___ about (be informed of) ___ Ace (Burt Reynolds role) ___ acetate (banana oil) ___ acid (a B vitamin) ___ acid (B vitamin) ___ acid (baking powder ingredient) ___ acid, bleaching agent ___ Act (British measure of 1773) ___ Adama ("Battlestar Galactica" captain) ___ Adams, patriot with a beer named after him ___ admin (bus. software manager) ___ alcohol (biofuel) ___ Ale (bootleg booze in "Star Trek") ___ Alegre (Brazilian city) ___ Alegre, Brazil ___ Alegre, Brazilian seaport ___ Algere, brazil ___ alla bolognese ___ Allen belt ___ Alliance (airline bloc) ___ alone (by oneself) ___ analysis (branch of calculus) ___ anchor (be moored) ___ and bacon ___ and Barrel ___ and Bars ___ and beans ___ and blood (kin) ___ and board ___ and bolts ___ and bones ___ and bounds ___ and Bradstreet ___ and branch ___ annual basis ___ aqueduct, brain channel ___ Ark (biblical boat) ___ Arroyos (Buenos Aires suburb) ___ artery (blood vessel of the arm) ___ Arthur (British psych rock band named after a Pink Floyd member and a bad Herman Hesse pun) ___ Artois (beer brand) ___ Artois (beer) ___ Artois, beer from Belgium ___ as (because) ___ as a beet ___ as a bell ___ as a blue rose ___ as a button ___ as big as golf balls ___ bear (Arctic beast) ___ beer: low-alcohol beverage ___ blue (a basic dye) ___ board (architectural band) ___ cat (a ballgame) ___ crossing (crosswalk, to a Brit) ___ crow (take it all back) ___ d'amour: baroque instrument ___ Dixon, self-styled seer who wrote an astrology book for dogs ___ education (college and beyond) ___ elephant (alphabet book page) ___ Epstein, baseball V.I.P. known as "Boy Wonder" ___ fatso: bit of Archie Bunker language-mangling ___ Field (Big Apple ballpark) ___ flag, as over a bier ___ Food (Ben & Jerry's flavor named after a band) ___ Gay (A-bomb plane) ___ ginger ale (bar order) ___ Good Feelings (phrase coined by a Boston newspaper) ___ goose (arctic bird) ___ Group (Amsterdam-based financial conglomerate) ___ guide, Afro-Asian bird ___ hawk (American bird) ___ Her Way: apparel brand ___ hurry (grab a bite) ___ initial: large-type first character of a book chapter ___ Joe: ground-beef-on-a-bun concoction ___ land (area between armies) ___ lane (carpooler's access, briefly) ___ Lee Bunton, a.k.a. Baby Spice ___ Lee Schupf, eponymous daughter of a baking entrepreneur ___ Life ("Porgy and Bess" character) ___ liver (delicacy in a butcher shop) ___ Ljungqvist (first African-born model to be Playmate of the Year) ___ machine (one-armed bandit) ___ maté (S. A. beverage) ___ Mountains (Asian border) ___ Mountains, on a boundary of Asia ___ Novello Award (British music prize) ___ of fact (judge in a bench trial) ___ of the Andes: boundary line ___ off (annoyed big-time) ___ off (keep at bay) ___ Oro, African bay ___ out (act boldly) ___ out (investigate, to a Brit) ___ out a living (stretched a budget) ___ palm (pay a bribe) ___ Park, Ranger who became a Bruin ___ Pensacola (Blue Angels' base) ___ play (defense against a bunt) ___ precedent (quote authority, as in a brief) ___ ranger (punny name for a British yuppie, based on a fancy London neighborhood) ___ ring (have a ball) ___ Set (toy for a brainy kid) ___ shame (rout in a bout) ___ Sorrel (woman in a love triangle in "Adam Bede") ___ Straits ("Brothers in Arms" band) ___ the arm (boost) ___ the arm (boosters) ___ the candle at both ends ___ tree (at bay) ___ tree (in a bind) ___ wall game (football/rugby mashup played at an all-boys school) ___ Zulu (South African Bantu warrior chief) ____ -a-brac ____ and behold ____ at: bother ____ of the Andes: boundary marker _____ d'amore (baroque instrument) ______ as a bat ___-a-Belt slacks ___-and-bacon (toadflax) ___-andrew (buffoon) ___-armed bandit ___-crowd (attendance booster) ___-Put (adhesive brand) ___-Turkish War, in which the first aerial bombs were used ___! All Berries (Cap'n Crunch variety) ___. A. Bank (menswear store) ___'acte (break in show business) ___Pen (injector carried around by allergy sufferers) __-and-bull story , on a batt. , on an AA batt. ...a Burton Lane/E.Y. Harburg collaboration with Van Morrison? ... archery because it ___ ...at a beach picnic ..."At Last Papa's Got a Brand New Bag" ...while actor Bill Nighy costarred with many ___ in a 2000s movie trilogy ... and Bud's partner in the routine ... a basketball through a basket ... the one for Peace by this "Thomas and Beulah" poet, ... ...a big increase in Vegas casino profits? ' _____ a break' '___ all been there' '___ bigger than a breadbox?' '___ Secretary' (Albright book) '-- a borrower ...' '... nor a ___ be' ''__ Around'' (Beach Boys tune) ''___ guy walks into a bar ...'' ''__-di . . .''(start of a Beatles lyric) ''. . . bigger than a breadbox?'' coiner ''A battlefield,'' to Benatar ''A Beautiful Mind'' subject ''A body at ___ tends to ...'' ''A Boy Named ___'' ''A Bullet for Joey'' star ''Abie Baby'' musical ''Abie Baby'' production ''All __ Behind'' (Emmylou Harris song) ''American Bandstand'' sponsor ''American Beauty'' flower ''Anchors Aweigh'' branch, briefly ''Asian'' bug ''Beds Are Burning'' band ''Bravo!'' to a bullfighter ''Da Vinci Code'' author Brown ''Dude, gimme a break!'' ''Fire and ___'' by Robert Frost ''Ghost'' and ''Bambi,'' for two ''Gimme a break!'' ''He was a bold man that first ___ oyster'' (Swift)