Letter B
Backpedal
Bugle call at sunset and when the flag is lowered
Bugle signal at sunset.
Back-pedaled
Bought another round?
BACK before the judge
Bring back from storage
Bring in, as game.
Big dogs bred to bring things back
Bedeck afresh
Back at the Front
Back at the beginning?
Back for the time being?
Back in again
Back in fashion
Back in fashion again
Back in style
Back in vogue
Back to the future?
Back, in front
Back-again style
Back-in fashion
Back-in-fashion
Back-in-fashion style
Back-in-style fashion
Back-in-style style
Back-to-the-past style
Backward look?
Backward-looking
Backward-looking, in fashion
Backward: Comb. form
Backwards: Prefix.
Behind (pref.)
Both old and cool
Back in after going out
bent or turned back
Bent backward
Backward; inverse
Bent downward: Biol.
Backup rockets
Braking rockets
Bring back to court
Bring into court again.
Bring to court again
Beverage with moussaka, perhaps
Backwards way to refer to a guardian
Bring into harmony again.
Behave like a boomerang
Boomerang act.
Bring back the bottles
Bring back, as a library book
Brit's ticket back
Brought back merchandise?
Book borrower, later
BACKTRACKING
Back half of a round-trip purchase
Boost someone's signal, in a way
Bang out again, as a text
Bang out all over again
Bird that prepares sauerkraut-filled sandwiches?
bring together again something previously divided
Back formation?
Become ex-exes
Bond, after a time
bring or come together again after a separation
Back together, like East and West Berlin after the Berlin Wall was dismantled
Banded anew
Brought together again
Brings together again
Begin a second hitch
Be a conservationist
Be a good environmentalist
Be a good recycler
Be eco-friendly with
Be ecological with
Be ecologically minded
Be economical with, as resources
Be efficient with
Be green with
Be thrifty with
Brought back into play
Brought back into service
British news agency since 1851.
British news service
Biblical bk. that mentions Armageddon
Boost the RPM
Brief minister?
Brief preacher?
Brief turn?
Bring to view
Brings into view
Bugle call to awaken soldiers
Bugle calls.
Bacchic get-together.
Boisterous festivity
Book whose last word is "Amen"
Book of prophecy and visions in the New Testament
Bacchus, notably
British party animal
Boisterous celebrants
Big-time parties
Boisterous festivities
Bitter payback
Bureau of Internal ___.
Branch of the Federal Government
Balance sheet figures
Business incomes
Beastie Boys "Paul ___"
Boston's Coney Island.
Busy man on April 18, 1775
Bows to
Bit of woolgathering
Brown studies
Bad day on Wall Street (starring Jeremy Irons)
Business magazine that's printed backward?
Back gear
Back-up gear
Back up a bridge?
Billiards application
Backpedals.
Backtracks
Be contradictory
Backslide, perhaps
Becomes as before
Becomes atavistic
Become again
Build a barricade
Build a retaining wall, as a fortification.
Build a retaining wall.
Build an Embankment
BRITISH news agency (1704-13)
Book-page offering
Book coverer?
Bad-mouthed big-time
Better writing, e.g.
Brings up to date
Bring new life to
Billy Graham meeting
Billy Graham specialty.
Billy Graham, for example.
Bring back, as a fad
Bring back, as a fashion
bring or come back to life, vigour, use, etc
Became active again.
Brought back to Broadway
Brings to
Brings to recollection.
Bringing new life to
Beauty aisle brand
Brand pitched by Halle Berry and Emma Stone
Bridge violation
"Battleship Potemkin" action
Batista's coup d'état.
Beginning of many a historical era
Big fan of uprisings?
*Beatles classic with the line "We all want to change the world"
belief in revolution
Beatles tune of '68
Beginning of r.p.m.
Bank line feature
Bambi on a merry-go-round?
Bread makings that keep coming around?
Ballot anew.
"By the Beautiful Sea," for example.
B. Lillie's favorite vehicle.
Bob Fosse's "Dancin'", e.g.
Broadway mélange
Broadway's "Five Guys Named Moe", e.g.
Burlesque show
Broadway's "Fosse" and others
Backup button
Backup letters
Button for when you want to go back and watch something that you FWD'd through
Button often opposite FF
Button opposite FF, on a VCR
Button that'll take you back
Button usually seen on the left
Button with left-pointing arrows: Abbr.
Button with two arrows: Abbr.
Button with two triangles
Button with two triangles: Abbr.
Bonus, perhaps
Bounty hunter's incentive
Bounty hunter's payoff
Bosses at bonus time
Bounty hunters' goals
Brass rings
Brass rings, so to speak
Braid anew
Be one over?
Bonded again
Bond anew
Be successful again.
"Be kind, __"
Backs up a videotape
Backs up on a cassette
Bring up to code, electrically
Bring up to code, perhaps
Brings up to code, maybe
Bundle up again
Big revision
Big jobs for editors
Bad name for a NASCAR driver?
Bad name for a chauffeur
Bad name for an Indy racer?
Baseball announcer Hudler
Bears quarterback Grossman
Best Actor Oscar winner after Sidney
Bills coach Ryan
Buffalo Bills coach Ryan
Best Actor of 1964
Bygone brand of photo equipment
Big name in film criticism
"Big Eyes" singer Lana Del __
"Born to Die" singer Lana Del __
BB-8's Jedi friend
Bandleader Alvino
Baseball s Ordonez
Base-stealer Jose
Base-stealing José
Bridle part, in Braemar
Br'er Rabbit's foe.
Big name in aluminum history
Burt of "Smokey and the Bandit"
Burt of Tinseltown
Brand-name product for a barbecuer
Burt's grocery story purchase?
Baseball's Ordoñez et al.
Baseball's Sanchez and Ordoñez
Both "Curious George" authors
Become more commercial?
Backwoods address abbr.
Backwoods mail rtes.
Backwoods rtes.
"Bobby" subject, for short
Bobby's monogram, in '60s politics
Brother of DDE's successor
Brother of LBJ's predecessor
___ Bridge, connecting Manhattan, Queens and the Bronx
Biographical movie of 1945
Baseball letters
Baseball line score letters
Baseball scoreboard initials
Baseball scoreboard ltrs.
Baseball scoreboard trio
Baseball scorecard letters
Baseball summary inits.
Baseball triple of sorts, on the scoreboard
Box score letters
Boxscore letters
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