Letter B 139750–140000

BLOOD cells (white), dead cell debris, and fluid produced by inflammation Boil fluid Boil stuff Battle of ___ Perimeter (early Korean War engagement) Bet where nobody wins Big fund-raising effort Blackjack draw Button instruction Be bossy with BOSSIER Buried, so to speak "Boris Godunov" writer Bulletin board insert Bulletin board item, perhaps Bulletin board accessories Be daringly innovative Be edgy, in a way Be groundbreaking Boost actress Sonia? Be dead and buried Be dead and buried, in slang Brash and belligerent Brashly presumptuous Booted feline Boots-wearing cat of kid-lit Boot-wearing felines? Be afraid to offend Be noncommittal: Slang. behave too cautiously Bond girl in "Goldfinger" Bear's call on Wall Street Bear's option, on Wall Street Build, with "up" ___ by (reject). ___ bug in one's ear Ballplayer's home renovation advice about the bare hallway floor? Bash an Alex Haley classic? Belittling remarks Bay on Lake Erie island; Perry's victory, 1813. Bush's opposite number ___ Bay, scene of Perry's victory, 1813. Boston-based ____ Investors Fund Broadway's "The 25th Annual ___ County Spelling Bee" brush to paint pottery "Bye Bye Birdie" hit "Bye Bye Birdie" tune [California] Be affected Become affected Be unnatural Baseball trios Bring off successfully Bring off, informally Bring off, slangily Begin writing ___ by (saves) _____ bug in one's ear (give ideas) Backs at the track Betrays no despair Backs mildly Ben Hogan specialty. Busied (oneself) ineffectively. Being ultra fashionable: Slang. Backsliding, to a dieter Boring the pants off Berlin classic Berlin hit song: 1929 Berlin song: 1929 __ bed (wrap up) Bore excessively Browning's advice, with "Look" Bit of skulduggery Bluffer's option Bluffer's ultimatum Back up your claim with cash, so to speak Baffle tennis great Rod? B. Bailey's rank B. Bailey, for one Barracks dweller: Abbr. Basic GI Beetle Bailey's rank: Abbr. Brit. gunner, e.g. Backbone of capitalism, on the base? Benjamin et al.: Abbr. Beat decisively, in video game lingo Best, in leetspeak Base stores, in brief Burmese coin Benet's "Johnny ___ and the Fool-Killer." Breed of goat "Brave Men" author "Brave Men" author, 1944 "Brave Men" writer "Brave Men" writer, 1944 Beloved marine Beloved war correspondent. Bridge marker Barbara who wrote "Quartet in Autumn" British novelist Barbara Building on a $1 bill billiard-table game Business plan that's likely to collapse BABYLONIAN youth in love with Thisbe Blazing mound Blazing wood pile Brünnhilde's way out Burnable heap Burnable pile Burning heap Burning leaves Burning pile Burning stack BASQUE mountains belonging to the Pyrenomycetes, a group of Ascomycetes whose characteristic fructification is the perithecium Blazing funeral heaps Blazing heaps Bonfires. Burning heaps Burning structures Bakeware Big name in glassware Brand introduced by Corning in 1915 Brand of glass measuring cups baking-dish name Brass-yellow minerals Beginner for technics BURNT work Burning lust in partially vacated part of eastern Europe Big squeezer Boa constrictor, e.g. Boa or anaconda Boa, for one Box in the British Mint in which new coins are kept for testing Box or coffer. Back-and-forth sesh Back-and-forth, for short Book reading's conclusion Book signing segment Brief interview? Briefing Room session Briefing follow-up Briefing follow-up, briefly Band member in Arabia? Baugh, Sammy Broncos John Ball-passing N.F.L.'ers Bootleg runners, for short Bradford and Bradshaw, for two: Abbr. Brees and Brady: Abbr. Brees and Rogers, e.g. Brett Favre and Doug Flutie, for short Big name in burritos British monarch beginning in '52 British monarch, initially British monarch known by initials BREATHING exercises, ancient breathing exercises Black and white square pattern read by camera phones Box that shoppers scan before purchasing Bit of art that allows people to scan you Brand popularity metric Big name in swabs Brand associated with wax Brand in many makeup kits Brand in the bathroom Brand of swabs Brand that claims to be "the ultimate beauty tool" Branded cotton swab Brits would call it a "cotton bud" Baby Gays, today Book-page sizes: Abbr. Bus. yr. part Bowl parts, briefly Bowl parts: Abbr. Berry buys, briefly Bev. units Bushel parts: Abbr. Between sine and non By which: Lat. by virtue of being Bird's idiotic notion? Bad doctors BLOCK, metal type Better than stereo Beyond stereo Block of type metal Block of type metal, used as blank. Brown green? Brown rectangle? Brown square Building enclosure, for short Bustling campus area birdwatching in a specified area Branch of algebra Beater of a full boat in poker Buildings around squarish areas Beef dish at a campus square festival? Beers and ales Brewpub's selection BOGGY spot Bog shortly Bog, briefly Bog, for short Boggy area, for short Boggy ground, in Britain. Bogs, briefly Bird in a bevy Bird in a covey Bird of the pheasant family Bird served in posh restaurants Bird; show fear Bobwhite, e.g. Bouquet : pheasants :: covey : ___ be afraid cower Birds in a covey Betray fright Basin that can result from a seismic landslide Big name in hot cereal Broadbrims Bad vibrations? Become capable. Beset by butterflies Body funded by government to work on matters of public policy Branch of physics concerned with life Big, sudden improvement Behan's "The ___ Fellow" Behan's kind of "fellow." Basic constituent of matter Bottles in a physics lab? Big name in desktop publishing Be in contention? BOOK as a source of information BUILDING stone excavation pit Berries buy, at a supermarket Bart Starr e.g. Brett Favre for one Big Mac relatives Big fall from the sky? Barbershop singers, typically Budapest, for one Boyz II Men and others Book or page size Book size in printing Book size, 9½x12 inches. book size in which the sheets are folded into four leaves Book sizes made of sheets folded twice Berries buys Basis for some watches Black hole's locale Bell-ringer, bad back but good heart Bitterwood.