Letter F 100000–100250

Faux-gold alloy Famous play call? First 2 words of the "balcony scene." FOOD swallowing site First-place medals at the Juegos Olímpicos Flowery of speech. Full and strong Full voice Full-bodied, as a voice Full-sounding Full-voiced "F Troop" finagler "F Troop" sergeant Fret, in Scotland Fret: Scot. "For all sad words of tongue ___ . . . " "For of all sad words of tongue ___ . . . " "Frozen" 's Elsa or Anna, for two First line of a paragraph that appears alone at the bottom of a column Foster child, maybe Foster-home dweller, maybe FOUNDLING Hospital "Father Murphy" extras Foundlings FAO Chief. Fable Bruin Famed #4 wearer Famed Boston Bruin Famed N.H.L. retiree Famed ex-Bruin Famed puckster Famous 4 in Boston Famous Boston #4 Famous Bruin #4 Famous hockey surname Fast-skating #4 Film critic Christopher First NHL defenseman to score 40 goals in a season First NHL player to record 100 assists in a season First defenseman to lead N.H.L. in scoring First hockey player to win Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Year First player to win the Hart Trophy three times in a row Former Boston Bruin Bobby Former Bruin Bobby Former Bruin great Former Bruin great Bobby Former Bruin star Former Bruins great Former N.H.L. great Former Nebraska Gov. Kay Former Nebraska governor Kay Former Nebraska governor Kay A. ___ Former hockey All Star Former hockey All Star Bobby Former hockey great Former hockey star Former hockey superstar Former hockey superstar Bobby Former ice man Friend of Yossarian in "Catch-22" Famed No. 4 on the ice Florentine iris: Var. First name in the senate from 1977 to earlier this month Former senator Hatch FRAGRANT plant root Florentine iris Fragrant ingredient of sachets. Fragrant oil used in perfume. Fragrant perfume ingredient that comes from its flower's rhizome Fragrant root used in perfumes Fragrant rootstock Fragrant-rooted flower Frangipani kin Fragrant roots Fragrant rootstocks Former Nebraska Gov. Kay et al. French metals Female bear, in Bologna Figure skater Brian Figure skater Brian Actor Figure skating champ Brian Figure skating champion Brian Famed family of Italy Family name of Colonna rivals Family name of three popes fictional character from William Shakespeare's play Twelfth Night figure follower Ballpark Big Apple follower Estimate Fake invasion narrator of 1938 Film director Welles Film legend Welles Filmmaker Welles First name among Hollywood directors First name in film First name in film directing First name in the title and directorial role of "Othello", 1951 First name in theatrical roster. First name of a well-known thespian. First name of the "War of the Worlds" First name on the rialto. Former husband of Rita. Funny Bean Food for a comedian? Film director who said "I think an artist has always to be out of step with his time" F __ (certain test choices) Fido's dinnertime extra Fido's find Fido's scrap Fido's snack perhaps Food bit for Fido Food crumb Food fragment Food particle Food particle for Spot Food remnant Food scrap for Fido Food scrap, humorously Food scrap: Dial. Food scraping Food you can barely taste Fragment for Fido Fragment of food left at a meal. Fragment of little value. Fun food for Fido Food brand with a sun in its logo Former Nicaraguan leader Former Nicaraguan president Former Nicaraguan president Daniel Former President of Nicaragua Former Sandinista leader Former head of Nicaragua Frito-Lay competitor Former Nicaraguan first family Former Met tenor " . . . fairer than the day ___" (Wither) Front for pedic fertilizer brand Garden area FELDSPAR in crystals with two cleavages at right angles Feature in classical architecture "For here __ go?" . . . fortune ____ take arms against . . . : Hamlet "Funeral Games" playwright "Funeral Games" playwright Joe Folk singer Beth Folktronica musician Beth Former N.F.L. QB Kyle Fido fare, possibly Fido's dinner, maybe Fido's dinner, perhaps Food for Fido, maybe Food bits Food crumbs Food fragments Food morsels Food scraps Food scraps (hidden backward in "minestrone") Fragments for Fido Fragments from feasts Fun foods for Fido Former Bolivian capital Former capital of Bolivia Famous first name in getting high with your bro First name in gourmet popping corn First name in popcorn First man to achieve powered flight with his brother Fishing gear brand Futuristic novelist. Flippant response to an order Fast food chain that added grills in 2009 Fine pasta Female bear, in Barcelona Female bear, in Bilbao Female bear, in Madrid Female bear, in Spanish Female bear: Sp. Female bear: Span. Fort on the Missouri First line of an ode to an enlightened people? Fruit of the mulberry family Fair city First Asian tennis player to be ranked #1 in singles First Japanese tennis player with a WTA #1 ranking Four-time Grand Slam champ Naomi Four-time Grand Slam singles champion Naomi Fan of the Orix Buffaloes, maybe From Japan's third most populous city First name in terrorism First name of a 10-year manhunt target Former cave dweller, informally Female bears, in Madrid Female bears: Sp. First hats-off words at a ball game? First words of a famous song. Former Governor of Arizona. Former Black Sabbath lead singer Ozzy Film industry's top honor Famed N. Y. boniface. Famed statuette Famed trophy. Famous Hollywood name. Famous award. Famous fuzzy grouch Famous grouch Famous maître d'hôtel Famous statuette Fashion's de la Renta Felix' sloppy roommate Felix's "odd" friend Felix's foil Felix's pal Felix's partner Felix's partner on "The Odd Couple" Felix's roomie Felix's roommate Felix's roommate on "The Odd Couple" Felix's sitcom buddy Felix's sloppy friend Felix's sloppy roommate Felixs slovenly roommate Film Prize Film award/prize Film director's honor Film honor Film idol? Film industry award Film industry prize Film statue Film statuette Film trophy Filmdom honor Filmdom's prize. Filmdom's top award. Filmland statuette Filmland's golden giveaway Filmmaker Micheaux Filmy statue? First name in bologna First name in wieners First name of the writer quoted in this puzzle Follower of November Former diplomat ___ Straus. ___ Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde. ___ fever (annual February/March phenomenon) Film designed to attract Academy Awards consideration Film designed to garner Academy votes "For your consideration" campaign February Hollywood speculation Food company whose name is spelled out in its advertising jingle Fashion designer who loves an old Ford? February nomination
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