Letter F 101000–101250

Fertility lab stock Fertility lab supply Fertility matters Fertilizable cells Fertilizable gametes Fertilization sites Fertilized cells Fertilized things Fish spawn Fish-to-be Follicles have them Food for upper-class ancient Romans Fraternal twins come from different ones Fraternal twins come from two different ones Frozen eggs Future aves? Future chicks Future chicks, to a nerd Future embryos Future embryos, perhaps Future fauna, frequently Future fish Future litter Future members of the species Future zygotes Found in follicles Face description Face form Face shape Face shape, maybe Face sketchers start Face's shape, approximately Facial contour Facial outline Famed D.C. office Famed office Famed office shape Famous office Feature of a velodrome Field shape Figure without corners Fingernail shape First office Flattened figure Football or track Football shape Football silhouette Football stadium shape Football stadium's shape Football's contour Football, informally Ford logo shape Ford's logo shape Ford's office Formed like an egg Frame shape frame shape Picture Feature of some sheet metal screws Face shapes Faces, more or less Flattened circles Flattened hoops Footballs, roughly speaking Footballs: Colloq. Ford and Kia logos Fallopian tube neighbor Fallopian tube terminus Female gonad Female reproductive gland Female reproductive gland that produces eggs Female reproductive organ Flower component Flower part that matures into fruit Flower seed bearer Flower seed holder Feature of a storied gingerbread house Finisher in a bake-off? Firer's need Firing need Fixture for Emeril Fixture in some art studios Food court fixture Forge fixture Furnace in the kitchen Furnace, essentially fixture Bakery call Fixtures in Pillsbury facilities Furnace's relatives "Finished" on a walkie-talkie Finished or concluded, as a game (Flip the page) Far from under Final Jimmy Eat World jam? Final Jimmy Eat World song? Finished for good Finsihed Fleetwood Mac's "___ My Head" Florence and the Machine "Dog Days Are ___" Follower of "Roger." Frequent word from ham operators From beginning to end. Finished or done with something Fault of a "ham." From one end to the other From one extreme to the other Farm clothing. Farm fashion Farmer's garb Farmer's garb, often Farming attire Field dressing? Figure to a fault Flying above a Massachusetts town? form an arch over Failed as a dieter Feasted to excess. Fill with great respect and fear From a ship into the water From ship to sea. from a boat into the water from a vessel into the water from on board a vessel into the water Fill too much, as a data CD Fees after one pays to get into a club? Flying above Progressive Field? fill too full fill with more people or things than is desirable Fail at moderation Favored competitor Fail to practice moderation Four pills instead of the recommended two Fifth gear, often Fifth gears, often Failure to meet a deadline Fine word for libraries Flipped before serving, perhaps Flipped during frying, as eggs Fried egg option Fried egg style that's flipped but still runny Far too joyful. Fatten up Flood, as a carburetor fill beyond capacity fish too much flow or run over flow over Fixes from top to bottom. Flying shellfish Find out by eavesdropping *Fervid: reversal = like leftovers Fills with happiness Fall atop Fuse problem Fail to see; ignore Failed to notice Fails to notice Feudal system big shot Featherbed with crew members Fussy, to say the least For a short journey or visit. For a short journey. From dark to dawn. Fill a suitcase and then some Freeway spans fail by aiming too high or trying too hard Flies too close to the sun Function-canceling setting Fruit past the prime. Fail to sustain, as an objection Foreign, in a way Far from home, perhaps Foreperson Footwear of a sort. Fired past the target Fail to come to? Fail to hear the alarm. Failed trying to steal a base forward spinning motion Far from private Finished twentieth originally in the Open Film maker's excess? For an extended period of time Feature of "The Wizard of Oz." Far from instantly Fifth period, in basketball Football field drama Fatigue too much. Former Louisiana Senator, succeeded by Russell Long. Faint sound. Field reporter's handoff line Field reporter's signoff *First track on many a Broadway album Famous part of Rossini's "William Tell" Feature of "William Tell" First efforts at compromise Friendly moves. Flood or floor Filled with uncontrollable emotion First H.E.W. Secretary ___ Culp Hobby First name of a Cabinet member. First secretary of H.E.W., 1953, ___ Culp Hobby Former Secretary Hobby. "Fasti" poet Figure of the Augustan age. First-century Roman poet First-century poet FALLOPIAN tube Fallopian tube, e.g. Found in a certain flock Former Disney Company president Michael Former Disney president Former Disney president Michael Football-like Female flower part Fertilization site Fertilized item Future seed Future seeds FOSSIL egg Fallopian tube germ Female egg Female egg cell Female germ Female germ cell Female reproductive cell of animals Fertility clinic cell Fertility clinic egg Fertility clinic item Fertility clinic specimen Fertilization participant Fertilizer's target Future avis Future embryo Female gamete Famed racehorse, Man ___ Face late charges, maybe Fail to settle? Fall behind financially Fall behind in bills Fall behind, in a way Fall into debt Feel grateful Feel obliged Fogerty "You Don't ___ Me" Fogerty's "You Don't ___ Me" Faced unpaid bills Fell behind financially Felt grateful Falls on the Nile Famous Welshman.