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. ..."At Last Papa's Got a Brand New Bag" ... a basketball through a basket ...a Burton Lane/E.Y. Harburg collaboration with Van Morrison? ... archery because it ___ ...a big increase in Vegas casino profits? ... the one for Peace by this "Thomas and Beulah" poet, ... ... and Bud's partner in the routine ...while actor Bill Nighy costarred with many ___ in a 2000s movie trilogy ...at a beach picnic ' _____ 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)