➠ Words that start with b - 8 letters
List contains 2512 Words that start with "b".
- - Defenders fix how ball can move
- - Football player's jewelry?
- - check on ball supports leg
- - Rotation of a ball contrary to its direction
- - It slows or reverses a ball's forward motion
- - Ball slower? Second hurries up
- - Tricky table tennis tactic
- - Champion's to make fast turn of tennis ball, say
- - It may be applied to a tennis ball
- - Result of hitting a slice in tennis
- - Counter-revolutionary product of racketeer?
- - Recoil at political bias employed by one who serves?
- - On snooker table, screw supports leg
- - Footballers fix what Federer sometimes produces on court
- - What a chop shot imparts
- - Supports leg movement achieved by some potters
- - Golf-shot effect
- - English, maybe
- - Reverse rotation
- - How to make bats sell out?
- - Attack deceitfully
- - Betray by bad-mouthing
- - Be treacherous
- - Discredit sneakily
- - Betray, in a way
- - Betray
- - Retreats
- - Gives ground to defenders substituted
- - Stops the presses?
- - Pots (as we might put it) are something useful in baseball
- - Champions raising funds to acquire baseball player
- - Supports leading Brexit issue
- - Supports best insurance policy
- - Defenders close to Best getting extra support as a last resort
- - Catcher shows support for Crown
- - Position that applies to across clue after 90-degree rotation?
- - Ball catcher behind a catcher
- - Screen behind home plate
- - Pots could describe baseball catcher
- - Screen on pitch helps cover
- - Supporting feature
- - Failsafe
- - Fence behind the home plate in baseball
- - It's behind home plate
- - Ball park screen.
- - Baseball necessity.
- - Berra, Campy or Westrum.
- - Baseball player
- - CATCHER
- - Baseball catcher
- - Part of a ship's rigging
- - Regressed
- - Second small cap went astray again
- - Had a relapse
- - Place for some car passengers (2 wds.)
- - Where some unsolicited advice comes from
- - The sort of driver who may be ordered to take cabs!
- - Where a family's kids might be in a car
- - Meddling type of 'driver' who's not actually driving
- - Bet a place - if your pilot is sitting here, he's no control over what happens in the race
- - Roadster's lack
- - Certain driver's spot
- - source of irritating motoring directions
- - Sort of driver possibly ordered to take cabs?
- - Takes cab (anag) — inferior position
- - Bossy passenger makes defensive players eat penny flower
- - Support from The Bench is not for the driver
- - Inferior position
- - Take this to become invisible?
- - Subordinate position
- - Kibitzing type of driver
- - Spot to make out
- - Type of driver
- - Kind of driver
- - One kind of driver.
- - .... driver
- - Position taken by those who are retiring
- - Massage parlor services
- - Massages
- - Tension relievers
- - They may elicit sighs of relief
- - Where shady deals may be made, and a hint to the ends of the starred answers
- - Figurative setting for many deals
- - Place for political planning
- - *Figurative setting for a shady deal
- - Moor could be working behind the scenes?
- - Locale of Dietrich's boys.
- - "The boys in the ......."
- - Champion quality, cheeky thing?
- - Supports suggestion not to finish bottom
- - Support team that's bottom
- - One's rear
- - Support team that's behind
- - Rump
- - Derrière
- - Posterior
- - Butt
- - Rear
- - Congratulatory smack with a forceful hand
- - supports friend returning with display of cordiality
- - Hearty congratulation
- - Nonverbal congratulations
- - Be very cordial to
- - Hearty greeting
- - Drippings used to make gravy
- - Some cooking grease
- - Dray behind the house
- - Area behind a house
- - Ground behind my own house — not where I want development?
- - BBQ area, often
- - Home area.
- - Place for a barbecue
- - paved area behind a house
- - The BY in Nimby
- - BBQ site, often
- - Support measure in familiar territory
- - Home cookout site
- - Swing-set setting
- - Barbecue site
- - Like one theory that Shakespeare didn't write all his works
- - Follower of a certain theory.
- - A nonbeliever in Shakespeare.
- - Disbeliever of Shakespeare's authorship.
- - Microscopic organisms in great number on board
- - Bugs in bear and cat, I fancy
- - Germs probably function here, initiating in guts
- - Turns up broadcast, etc., on an old boat with bugs
- - ubiquitous one-celled organisms
- - Tiny creatures European found in ancient part of central Asia
- - Possible cause of upset in cabaret, I suspect
- - I ate crab at sea, the source of my indigestion?
- - Disease-carrying microbes
- - Bugs British character — and the rest — American sent back
- - European region ousting leader accepts deed is cause of complaint
- - graduate: 'i trace out microorganisms'
- - Potentially hostile agents work to break secret police chief
- - Microorganisms race a bit crazily
- - Antibiotic targets
- - Study of Louis Pasteur
- - Some microbes
- - Brie-ripening agent
- - Useful microorganisms
- - Some tiny rods and spheres
- - Some germs
- - One-celled microorganisms
- - I eat crab (anag)
- - Fermentation aids
- - Disease sources
- - Coccus and tetanus
- - Support existed with hospital in aftermath
- - Aftermath
- - A wave of reaction
- - Defender was hard, leading to repercussion
- - Support was hard for current reversal
- - Unpleasant after-effects
- - Rowing consequence
- - Substitute for Tom Brady or Aaron Rodgers, informally [16,17]
- - slow to support a person needing protection?
- - Primitive support in the hospital for those who are sick
- - Slow to progress
- - Directed to the rear
- - Support needed by part of town not up with the times?
- - slow to support part of hospital
- - to sponsor a protege is retrogressive
- - Facing the wrong way
- - draw towards the stern
- - directed towards the rear
- - Retiring
- - ...... the wrong way
- - In reverse
- - Directed behind
- - Shy, bashful
- - Shy and retiring in retrospect?
- - Retrograde
- - Direction that turns boy into yob
- - Less advanced
- - How the Across answers appear in the bottom half of this puzzle
- - Reverse; reluctant
- - Second charge not at all apt
- - How the Across answers appear in the top half of this puzzle vis-à-vis the bottom
- - Palindromes may be read this way
- - Retarded
- - Contrarily
- - Unenlightened
- - See 30 across
- - Toward the rear
- - Lip-..
- - Fresh thing's output
- - Sass (2 wds.)
- - Chiropractor's parlance?
- - Sassy reply
- - Insolent retort
- - The retort discourteous.
- - Subordinate impertinence.
- - Saucy answers.
- - Sass
- - Have the opposite effect to that intended
- - Have the opposite effect than intended on a plan
- - Support blaze but have opposite effect
- - Rebound (on the originator)
- - defender to shoot – this is the result of bad timing
- - Have the opposite of the intended effect
- - Have the opposite and damaging effect to that intended
- - Have an unintended negative consequence
- - Cause a result opposite to that intended
- - Have exactly the wrong effect
- - Bet on passion in rebound
- - Have the opposite effect from what was intended
- - Footballer gets to shoot on the rebound
- - Work out badly, in a way
- - Produce an undesired effect
- - report of car, perhaps, causes footballer to get sack
- - Defender has boot out for rebound
- - Car exhaust explosion
- - Defender with axe and boomerang
- - Boomerang champion let go
- - Shoot after defender's rebound
- - Produce an undesirable result
- - Street noise.
- - Boomerang
- - Fall flat
- - Fail
- - boomerang returned to sack
- - New England, colloquially
- - Painted scenery cloth
- - Theatrical scenery
- - Advocate drive over Portugal for scenery
- - Painted setting behind stage actors, or what the ends of 17-, 21-, 33-, 42- and 54-Across can literally have
- - Scenery hung at the rear
- - Piece of scenery
- - Piece of stage scenery.
- - help with work welcoming tips for decor and scenery
- - Having exchanged parts, withdraw stage curtain
- - Context, setting
- - Painted cloth at the rear of a stage
- - Give one's blessing to medic taking on operation in theatrical setting, that's not the most prominent
- - Support doctor over operation in wider context
- - Stage set to see fall by defender
- - Give one's blessing to medic making little of operation in theatrical setting
- - Scrim, perhaps
- - Stage curtain, e.g.
- - Theatrical painting.
- - Stage curtain
- - Fall behind
- - Setting
- - in theatrical terms, it's something that may fall behind
- - support reduction in setting
- - I hear some are salty, like this maybe?
- - Gymnastic feat where champion hit the roof
- - Type of somersault in gymnastics
- - Impressive dismount
- - Part of a gymnastics routine
- - Support comic Wilson?
- - Gymnast's move
- - The staff use it to get out for weekend in Cordoba heat
- - Way out, at times
- - Indirect means or way.
- - Way out
- - Clandestine move for bad crook
- - Screened item, often
- - Secret sponsor will have opportunity
- - Portal to a patio, perhaps
- - Tryster's escape route, maybe
- - Rear entrance
- - Surreptitious
- - Furtive
- - Underhand?
- - Clandestine
- - Change time of second appointment
- - make retrospectively valid support over appointment?
- - Make seem older, in a way
- - Make retroactive, like a payment
- - Make retroactive
- - Retroactive appointment relates to spinal column sticking out at the front
- - Make retroactive, in a way
- - In retrospect, validate second meeting
- - Tease hair to make it look thicker or punkier
- - Insolent language, lip
- - What impertinence, to put money on the cat in France
- - retreat from rising opposition to being open
- - Retreat
- - withdraw a claim, finding defender depressed
- - Withdraw from one's point of view
- - Face up perhaps but not to a challenge
- - Withdrawal of support given to Bangor locality
- - Put your money on the Ulster team to give up
- - Withdraw claim
- - Withdraw in the face of opposition
- - Face up! It might mean the opposite!
- - Concede defeat
- - Chicken (out)
- - Withdraw
- - Surrender
- - Support worker shot
- - Shot in two body parts
- - Support worker shot, sportingly?
- - Certain squash shot
- - Part of defence worker used for action in court
- - Tennis shot
- - A racket stroke
- - Group of jobbing journalists swapping leaders in style of some writers
- - German musician entertains knight with flourish in court
- - Djokovic stroke
- - Certain tennis stroke
- - Kind of tennis stroke
- - Tennis stroke
- - Tennis term
- - Wolves supporter may do this to travel simply
- - What hiker needs to drive away wolves?
- - rucksack used by defender with group
- - Would gear for hiker put money on 52 cards?
- - Hiker's bag
- - Rucksack
- - Second team's kit carrier
- - *Hiker's carryall
- - Hike rearwards then forwards
- - Student's carryall
- - Rough it
- - Hike
- - returned errand boy shows sports headlines
- - Place for sports headlines in a tabloid
- - It's usually devoted to sports in a tabloid newspaper
- - SGOL? One of the conditions in hospital perhaps!
- - SGOL? One of the conditions in hospital!
- - Lists of orders yet to be shipped
- - Causes of delays
- - Part of a round of golf
- - Last half of a typical golf course
- - Last half of a golf course
- - Holes 10-18, in golf
- - Course finish
- - A pink cab convertible with long suffering disc problem
- - It's a really sore point to put money down on relative not getting out
- - Lumbago
- - Rural route, perhaps
- - Rural way
- - Scenic route
- - Scenic route, often
- - detour, at times
- - Support for driver
- - Bet on others giving support
- - Bet on others for support
- - Support you can lean on
- - Spinal support
- - Supporter
- - Chair part to lean on
- - Part of a chair
- - Chair part, often
- - Vertebral relaxer
- - It's behind you
- - Chair part
- - Older titles, to a publisher
- - Publisher's asset.
- - Support composer giving out unknown previous compositions
- - Lack variety in attempt to get reaction
- - Strong adverse reaction
- - Strong negative reaction, as from the public
- - returned with whip - that's a negative reaction
- - adverse reaction of defender with whip
- - … heartlessviolent reaction
- - Strong negative reaction
- - Provoked adverse reaction
- - Strong negative reaction to a development
- - Support painful punishment that produces strong reaction
- - Support given to use of whip gets strong adverse reaction
- - Adverse reaction feared by galley slave?
- - Voter reaction of sorts
- - Violent reaction
- - Sharp reaction
- - Hostile reaction
- - Adverse reaction
- - Strong reaction
- - rugby player left has mixed or adverse reaction
- - want liberal to step down, choked by party's negative reaction
- - Support whip producing retaliation
- - Quick, sharp recoil
- - Political repercussions
- - Sharp recoil.
- - Repercussion
- - Recoil
- - Unexpected result
- - End of the observation
- - "Bring Him ...," musical tribute to Nelson Mandela by Hugh Masekela: 2 wds.
- - Revealing, as some gowns
- - Revealing, as an evening dress
- - Like some gowns
- - Like stools and many benches
- - Website-to-website connection