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Alexander's Ragtime
Band
( Irving Berlin song )
And The
Band
Played On ( Randy Shilts book )
And the
band
played on
Band
of brothers
Bash
on
Bash
the bishop
Beat the
band
Below the belt
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Belt and
braces
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Belt it out
Belt up
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Belted earl
Bish
bash
bosh
Buckle
down
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Buckle
under
Buckle
under the strain
Buckle
up
Buckle
your seat
belts
it's going to be a bumpy ride
Buffer
zone
Cable
ready
Citizen
band
radio
Click it or ticket ( United States seat belt law advertising slogan )
Clothes
maketh the man
Clunk click every trip ( Road Safety Campaign advertising slogan )
Comfort
zone
Do They Know It's Christmas? (
Band
Aid song )
Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a bumpy night ( All About Eve )
First
strike
Friend
zone
Garage
band
Gastric
band
( A device surgically inserted around the stomach intended to reduce appetite )
Go out on
strike
( Withdraw one's labour and leave one's place of work )
Hit
'em where they live
Hit
The Road Jack ( Ray Charles song )
Hit
and miss
Hit
and run
Hit
by the stupid stick
Hit
for six
Hit
home
Hit
it off
Hit
it on the nose
Hit
it out of the park ( A baseball expression denoting a complete or spectacular success )
Hit
list
Hit
man
Hit
me on the hip
Hit
on
Hit
out at
Hit
out of the park
Hit
parade
Hit
paydirt
Hit
rock bottom
Hit
send
Hit
the back wall
Hit
the bar
Hit
the books
Hit
the bottle
Hit
the brakes
Hit
the bricks ( a cursory slang term telling someone to leave )
Hit
the buffers
Hit
the ceiling
Hit
the deck
Hit
the ground running
Hit
the hay
Hit
the headlines
Hit
the high notes
Hit
the jackpot
Hit
the nail on the head
Hit
the panic button
Hit
the road Jack
Hit
the roof
Hit
the sack
Hit
the skids
Hit
the slide
Hit
the spot
Hit
the woodwork
Hit
town
In the
zone
It was twenty years ago today Sgt. Pepper taught the
band
to play ( Beatles song lyric )
Let's get out of these wet
clothes
and into a dry Martini
Looks like a bomb has
hit
it
Lucky
Strike
means finer tobacco ( Lucky
Strike
Cigarettes advertising slogan )
Million Dollar
Bash
( Bob Dylan song )
Neon Meate Dream of a Octafish ( Captain Beefheart and the Magic
Band
song )
No throat irritation - no cough ( Lucky
Strike
Cigarettes advertising slogan )
One two
buckle
my shoe ( line from nursery rhyme )
Pinch
hit
( A baseball expression denoting a substitute or stand-in )
Pre-emptive
strike
Primal fear ( Neurosis therapy and British rock
band
)
Reach for a Lucky instead of a Sweet ( Lucky
Strike
Cigarettes advertising slogan )
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club
Band
( Beatles album and song )
Smell the Glove ( fictional album by the spoof heavy-metal
band
Spinal Tap )
So round, so firm, so fully packed ( Lucky
Strike
Cigarettes advertising slogan )
Strap
on the feed bag
Strike
Up The
Band
( George Gershwin composition )
Strike
a balance
Strike
a chord with
Strike
a deal ( or bargain )
Strike
a light
Strike
a pose
Strike
beard
Strike
it rich
Strike
lucky
Strike
me pink
Strike
out swinging ( A baseball expression meaning to fail while giving it your best effort )
Strike
up the
band
Strike
while the iron is hot
Switch hitter ( A baseball expression denoting a batter who can
hit
left or right handed )
The Adventure of the Speckled
Band
( Sherlock Holmes story )
The Bible Belt
The Boys in the
Band
( play by Mart Crowley )
The Final Countdown ( song by the Swedish
band
Europe )
The
Hit
Dog ( Nickname of Mo Vaughn )
The
Hit
Man ( Nickname of Bob Sanders )
The
Hit
Man ( Nickname of Ricky Hatton )
The
Hit
Man ( Nickname of Thomas Hearns )
The
Sash
My Father Wore ( Irish traditional song )
The emperor's new
clothes
The
sash
my father wore
There's never a rough puff in a lucky ( Lucky
Strike
Cigarettes advertising slogan )
They're toasted ( Lucky
Strike
Cigarettes advertising slogan )
Tighten your belt
Tiptoe through the tulips ( 1920s Broadway song and Tiny Tim
hit
)
To beat the
band
Twilight
zone
Under your belt
Underneath Your
Clothes
( Shakira song )
War
zone
( the area that a war has taken place )
We few, we happy few, we
band
of brothers ( from Henry V by Shakespeare )
You could learn a lot from a dummy,
Buckle
Up ( National Highway Traffic Safety Administration advertising slogan )
You have entered the twilight
zone
( A catchphrase from The Twilight
Zone
)
Zone
in on
Zone
out