Crossword clues for B and B's first B 3 lettersAnswerClueBEDB & B's first BBEDB and B's first BBEDThe first B of B&BBEDThe first "B" in B&BATOFrom __ B: first stepATO___ B (first step)BEDThe first "B" of 1-DownFLOFirst name of B'way fameTSPAbbr. that triples when a B is inserted after its first letterIDA___ B. Wells, civil-rights leader who founded one of the first Black women's suffrage groups in the U.S.NAACPW. E. B. DuBois first headed itNEPOSRoman historian, first century, B. C.ENOLAFirst name in B-29 loreENOLAFamous B-29's first nameENVOGUER&B group whose first hit was 1990's "Hold On"ONEADFirst post-B.C. yearENOLAFirst name in B-29 historyBOSCOB. A. Baracus's first name on "The A-Team"ENOLAFirst name in B-29sMARIAHFirst name in R&BGRANDNIECESecond Susan B. Anthony, to the firstFANNY___'s First Play, by G. B. S.ENOLAFirst name on a B-29GRADEA, B or C, or first, second or thirdETTAFirst name in R&BLABORDEPARTMENTWilliam B. Wilson was its first headENOLAFirst name on a historic B-29HSIAFirst Chinese dynasty, 2205–1766 B. C.STUARTFirst name of an E. B. White character who says that "a misspelled word is an abomination in the sight of everyone"FOOTPart whose name becomes something you put on it when its first letter is changed to a 'b'HSIAFirst dynasty in China, c. 2000 B. C.ELLER&B artist Varner with a palindromic first nameSPENSERFirst-nameless private eye in Robert B. Parker mysteriesMOUNTAINHIGHFirst obstacle in a 1967 R&B hitJUDYGARLANDFirst female recipient of the Cecil B. DeMille lifetime achievement award in filmDEYSOld North African bigwigs, whether its first letter is changed to a B or notETTAFirst name of the "Matriarch of R&B"ALEXOVECHKINFirst NHL player to win the Art Ross Trophy, Maurice Richard Trophy, Lester B. Pearson Award, and Hart Memorial Trophy in a single seasonATIDEThere is ___ in affairs of men . . . ” nyt 1960 ATILT Raised on end. nyt 1960 ATINGLE Smarting. nyt 1960 ATION Noun-forming suffix. nyt 1960 ATION Noun-forming suffix. nyt 1960 ATIP Expectant. nyt 1960 ATIP On tiptoe. nyt 1960 ATIP On tiptoe. nyt 1960 ATIP On tiptoe. nyt 1960 ATIP Take ___ (be advised). nyt 1960 ATIU One of the Cook islands. nyt 1960 ATIVE Adjective suffix. nyt 1960 ATKA Aleutian island. nyt 1960 ATKA Aleutian island. nyt 1960 ATKAN Dweller on an Aleutian island. nyt 1960 ATL Ocean: Abbr. nyt 1960 ATL Ocean: Abbr. nyt 1960 ATLANTA City in GWTW. nyt 1960 ATLANTA Where Peachtree Street is. nyt 1960 ATLANTA Where Peachtree Street is. nyt 1960 ATLANTES Male figures used as columns. nyt 1960 ATLAS A Titan. nyt 1960 ATLAS Brother of Prometheus. nyt 1960 ATLAS Father of Hyades. nyt 1960 ATLAS First talking satellite, Dec. 18, 1958. nyt 1960 ATLAS Man with a burden. nyt 1960 ATLAS Mountain range of N. Africa. nyt 1960 ATLAS One of the missiles. nyt 1960 ATLEAST In any event. nyt 1960 ATLI A king of the Huns. nyt 1960 ATLI Husband of Gudrun. nyt 1960 ATLI Spouse of Gudrun. nyt 1960 ATM Earth's envelope: Abbr. nyt 1960 ATMAN Hindu reservoir spirit. nyt 1960 ATMO Earth's envelope, for short. nyt 1960 ATMO Vapor: Comb. form. nyt 1960 ATMOST Not more than. nyt 1960 ATNO What 50 is to tin: Abbr. nyt 1960 ATNO ___ cost (gratis). nyt 1960 ATNO ___ cost (gratis). nyt 1960 ATOLE Mexican porridge. nyt 1960 ATOLL A speck of Oceania. nyt 1960 ATOLL Bikini. nyt 1960 ATOLL Coral island. nyt 1960 ATOLLS Ring-shaped reefs. nyt 1960 ATOM Bit. nyt 1960 ATOM Jot. nyt 1960 ATOM Jot. nyt 1960 ATOM Microcosm. nyt 1960 ATOM Minute quantity. nyt 1960 ATOM Mite. nyt 1960 ATOM Particle. nyt 1960 ATOM Particle. nyt 1960 ATOM See 3 Down. nyt 1960 ATOM Small but important item. nyt 1960 ATOM Source of power. nyt 1960 ATOM The once indivisible. nyt 1960 ATOMIC Adjective for energy. nyt 1960 ATOMICAGE Our time. nyt 1960 ATOMICAL Fissionable. nyt 1960 ATOMIST Adherent of theory about the universe. nyt 1960 ATOMIST Believer in B. C. doctrine. nyt 1960 ATOMIZE Reduce to small particles. nyt 1960 ATOMS ___ For Peace."