Balance sheets = Cash table seen. Author unknown |
Ballesteros = Balls or tees. Author unknown |
Bargain hunters = Run, grab in haste. N. Jineer, TE, 1923 |
Bargain sale = An aisle grab. D.C. Ver, The Mystic Tree, 1899 |
A bartender = Beer and art. Arcanus, NP, 1907 |
Bastard = Sad brat. Molemi, Anagrammasia, 1926 |
Bathing girls = In slight garb. Mrs E.B.M. Wortman, 1932 |
The Battle of New Orleans = Tell North foe was beaten. Ned Hazel, New Jersey Puzzler, 1883 |
The bayonets = They stab one. Le Dare, TE, 1918 |
The beach resorts = Bathers' cots here. Sylvia, NP, 1905 |
The Beatles = These bleat. Darryl H. Francis, Word Ways, 1968 |
Bedroom = Robedom. Enavlicm, TE, 1920 |
Beer saloons = Boosers' lane. Jason, TE, 1912 |
Belligerents = Rebelling set. Jemand, TE, 1915 |
Beneath the sod = Death - then be so. Alcyo, TE, 1925 |
The best things in life are free = Nail-biting refreshes the feet! Donald L. Holmes, AG, 1995 |
Bewailed = i.e., bawled. Arcanus, TE, 1912 |
The billiardist = 'Tis red ball I hit. Quebig, NP, 1906 |
Tony Blair = Tory in Lab. William Tunstall-Pedoe, AG, 1995 |
Tony Blair M.P. = I'm Tory plan B. Author unknown |
Tony Blair's Labour Party = Or playboy's brutal train. Author unknown |
Blandishment = Blinds the man. Kee Pon, TE, 1917 |
The Blarney Stone = Blather sent on ye. Remardo, The Oracle, 1909 |
Blithesomeness = Best smile shone. Patrick J. Flavin, 1936 |
The Board of Aldermen = Hard men after boodle. Alcyo, Thedom, 1881 |
The boarding house = This abode o' hunger. Kosciusko McGinty, TEE, 1898 |
The boarding house mistress = Grub on her dish is mess to eat. Atlantis, the Brighton Item, 1914 |
The boarding house mistress = Big Ida, she rents us the rooms. Moonshine, TE, 1918 |
Bone idle = Lie on bed. Author unknown |
Booker Washington = Oh, negro knows a bit. Sam Weller, The Eurekan, 1903 |
A bottle of whiskey = It be thy flask o' woe. Amaranth, TE, 1911 |
Virginia Bottomley = I'm an evil Tory bigot. Author unknown |
Bottoms up! = Pub's motto. Wendy A. Keen, AG, 1995 |
The breweries = Where it's beer. Erien, Mystic Argosy, 1900 |
Brigandage = A big danger. L.Z.H., TE, 1921 |
Broadcaster = Bred as actor. Author unknown |
Brush = Shrub. Erik Bodin, 1935 |
The burial ground = Dub ghoul terrain. Patrick J. Flavin, 1935 |
The burning of Ancient Rome = Fire, mob, Nero chanting tune. Loris B. Curtis, 1935 |
Burying the hatchet = Butchering thy hate. Remardo, C, 1909 |
Burnishing = Shining rub. Swamp Angel, C, 1908 |
Burying the hatchet = They curb the hating. Balmar, TE, 1910 |
| Butterfly = Flutter by. Author unknown |
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