Letter B 143000–143250

Bring back, say Bring to life again Basement area, often Basement feature, sometimes Become active again. Broke out afresh. Boot camp attendee Boot camp fellow Boot camp newcomer Best performances: Abbr. Boxlike: Abbr. Bar chart figure Bar chart part Book's right-hand page Bookmaker's odds? Be cyclical Become chronic Become chronic, say Bring about déja vu Becomes chronic bent back Bend back. Bent again Bowed out, like a judge Barber's adjustment Be Earth-friendly Be eco-conscious, in a way Be eco-friendly Be environmentally concerned Be environmentally correct Be green Blue bin's purpose Being green with old cards for a numbers game? Blood’s typical color Bad color for business Bad color for ink? Bad ink color Bad ink color for business Bad kind of ink Badly chafed Badly chapped Barber of baseball Barber of renown Barber or Buttons Barber or Grange Barber or Ruffing Barber or Schoendienst Barber or Skelton Barber or Smith Barn color Barolo Barolo or Barbera, e.g. Baron's color Beaujolais, e.g. Beet color Beet-colored Bell pepper color, often Bench, for one Bench, from 1967 to 1983 Bench, once Big ___ (Cornell team) Big ___ (Cornell) Big name in AIDS charities Black's opposite, financially Blood or scarlet Blood-colored Bloody, say Blusher's color Blusher's hue Blushing brightly Blushing hue Boiled lobster's color Bolshevik's color? Borscht color Boston ___ Sox Brake-light color Brian Jacques fantasy series about adventuresome forest critters Brick or cherry Brick, e.g. Brick, for example Bridal lehenga color Bright hue British telephone box shade Brought up the German wine Bruce Willis spy series Bull's anathema Bullfighter's cape color Bureaucratic tape color Burgundy Burned by the sun Business owner's dreaded ink color Buttons in "Hatari!" Buttons in Hollywood Buttons not pushed Buttons of "Knots Landing" Buttons of Hollywood Buttons of film Buttons of note Buttons on a television? Buttons on the big screen Buttons or Cross Buttons or Grange Buttons or Holzman Buttons or Mill Buttons or Skelton Buttons to laugh at Buttons up for an Oscar in '58 Buttons with an Oscar Buttons, for one ___ + blue = purple ___ beans and rice ___ blood cells Black out, in a way Blacken, as sensitive sections of a document Building the Berlin Wall? Blacks out, in a way Blocks for release Brightly banded butterfly Butterfly whose larvae feed on nettles "Battle stations!" Bridge situation Battle line projection Biter in a colony Bolshevik bug? Bright-colored biter Baldwin, for example Bolshevik fighting force Blushing: Colloq. Brightly sunburned Bullfinch or cardinal. Band with the 1974 hit "Come and Get Your Love" Breed of hunting dog Big name in DVD rental Big name in DVD rental kiosks Beverage that contains taurine Best Actor winner for "Sayonara" Braised vegetable in German cuisine B-side of Bruce Springsteen's "Dancing in the Dark" Bag handler Baggage carriers Baggage porters Blood component that contains hemoglobin Building block material for Soviet Army barracks? Barber takes on Ali Bozeman Trail opposer Battler at Bunker Hill Boston Massacre soldier British battler, during the American Revolution British soldier British soldier in the American Revolution British soldier in the Revolution British soldier of 1775 British soldier of the American Revolution. British soldier of yore British soldier, during the American Revolution British soldier, once Bunker Hill figure British in the Revolutionary War British soldiers during the American Revolution British soldiers during the Revolutionary War, so nicknamed for their colorful outerwear British soldiers in the Revolutionary War British soldiers. Burgoyne's men Barton's group Barton's organization Big name in blood drives Blood drive organizer big charity that collects fund for disaster relief big charity that collects funds big charity that collects funds for disaster relief "Breaking Bad" actor Michael who played Jesse bring order to Become cherry-colored Become flushed, as cheeks Begin to blush Betray shame Betrayed anger Betrayed embarrassment Blushed Blushed or flushed Becomes embarrassed Begins to blush Begins to steam Betrays rage Blushing a bit Blitz by a linebacker Blitz in football Blitz the quarterback Blitz, on the gridiron Buc's blitz Blitzed, in football Blitzes, in old football lingo Blitzes, on the gridiron Bindis, e.g. Bloody Mary, for one? Belonging to comedian Foxx Barnard's Star, for one Bridge do-over Buy off; liberate Bought back Bought back from pawn broker Bringing about salvation Buys back Beats again. Bad character's road to goodness Buy backs Build anew Bird on a night flight? Badge of the bashful. Brightly colored perch Banner of socialism Big, cool star BRIGHT-topped bird Ball, notably Buttons, e.g. Ball, Kaye et al. Bait and switch topic Brand maker? Brand fragment like insta- Be overly optimistic with one's archeological work Bad bottom line Bookkeeper's need. Business loser's need. Business losses, figuratively Business losses, informally Body of water in Minnesota. Bright colored oxide used in some paint pigments Baseball team name from 1954 to 1959 Brezhnev missive Blushingly. Beef or emu Beef or mutton Beef or pork (... 3 to 6) Beef, but not pork Beef, for instance Beef and lamb, for example Beef, venison et al. Buffalo and emu Bolshevik film festival fodder? Butt of a Jeff Foxworthy joke Bigoted hicks Blushed state Blushing face quality Brilliance of color. Begin again with Begin once again Better, one hopes Bring on the decorator Beach south of Santa Monica __ Beach: L.A. suburb