Letter F 102750–103000

Fail alternative Fail to fail Fail to flunk? Fail's opposite Fake the run Fling the pigskin Flirtatious overture Folks often taken for fools Football action Football call Football option Football-catching play Forego bidding Forgo bidding Forgo play Forward lateral relative Forward or lateral follower Forward or lateral. Free admission Frontier scout's discovery ___/fail class fail to answer Forward or backward movement of a horse. Fairway Feature of a reading comprehension test Fodder for a literature test Forster novel, with "A" Forster's "A ___" Former Volkswagen sedan Family VWs Face scan alternative Far from fashionable Far from in vogue Fashionable no more Forwent Fell asleep quickly Failed to take advantage of Faded: Fr. Fairly large groups First part of an erroneous "Christian Science Monitor" headline published on April 15, 1912 Favre, notably Fullback, at times. Finch's order Festival freebies Finds a receiver Football throws Free admissions Free transportation. Freebees Faints Footnote word in Latin Friend barges in while gent is making amorous overtures; ref declares ... Fun Lovin' Criminals "___/Aggressive" Furtively communicate in class, or what you need to do seven times in this puzzle ___ Fundo, city in Brazil Falsely present (as) Faint unexpectedly from exhaustion or heat Faint: Slang. Fall into a dead faint Fall suddenly into a deep sleep Fail to consider Football tactic involving a throw Foreign entree Frequent flyers' documents *Football player who makes a catch Football jock's language goal? Football, to a certain extent? Forget to press an elevator button? Fritter away the hours Forgo: Colloq. Film noir classic, "Out of the ___" Flashback setting Former life Former time Former years Future of the present Future's opposite Fare for many a school fundraiser Fare in Firenze Fare in Milan Farfalle and fusilli, e.g. Farfalle or fettuccine Farfalle or pappardelle Farfalle, e.g. Farfalle, fettuccine or fusilli Farfalle, for one Farfalle, fusilli or fettuccine Farinaceous fare Fettuccelle, e.g. Fettuccine and such Fettuccine or farfalle Fettuccine or linguine Fettuccine or tagliatelle Fettuccine, e.g. Fettuccine, for instance Fettuccine, for one Fettucine e.g. Fettucine, for one Fettucini, e.g. Fettucini. Firenze fare Food found in the shapes at the ends of the answers to starred clues Food in Firenze Food in many shapes Food of many shapes Food often ending in "i" Food put in a colander, often Food staple for some Food that can be cooked al dente Food typically served with sauce Food with many forms Fusilli and rotini Fusilli and shells Fusilli or farfalle Fusilli or lasagne Fusilli or rigatoni Fusilli or rotini Fusilli or tagliatelle Fusilli or vermicelli, e.g. Fusilli or ziti, e.g. Fusilli, e.g. Fusilli, farfalle and fettuccine Fusilli, for one Fusilli, tortelloni etc ___ fagioli (Neapolitan dish) Fettuccine recipe need Future macaroni Future macaroni, e.g. Farfalle and fusilli Farfalle and orzo Fettuccine and lasagna Fettuccine and ziti Fettucine and linguine Foods with names often ending in "i" Fusilli and fettuccine Fusilli and vermicelli Fusilli and ziti FISH condiment FLOUR adhesive Fake Jewelry Big name in Fake diamond Fake gem Fake gems Fake jewel material Fake jewelry Fake jewelry material Fake jewels Fatty dough Faux baubles Faux diamonds First grade jarful Flour-water mixture Frequent follow-up to cut or copy Followed up a cut? Flawlessly light-hued? Frequent Easter egg colorers Follows up on a cut Follows up on copying Follows up on cutting Famed French chemist. Famed bacteriologist First rabies vaccine creator Founder of microbiology French bacteriologist French bacteriologist Louis French chemist (1822–95) French chemist and biologist, d. 1895 French chemist and vaccine developer French chemist in history linked to half of Europe French chemist, born 129 years ago today. French chemist destroys meadow? Flavored lozenge For which Izaak Walton fished. For-fun diversions French anise-flavored liqueur French liqueur analogous to the Greek ouzo Former incarnation Faculty member in the history department? Food or a repast, in Italy. Food: Ital. Food: Italian. Flock overseer Flock's overseer For whom "amen" is a last word Former Ph.D. tests Father's office Fathers' offices Factor a bettor weighs (Part 1) Factor a handicapper weighs. Finished source of mutton before one serving of ham Former Republican presidential hopeful? FILO Flaky hangover food Flans and frangipanes Flour dough Frosting-filled cake-decorating tools French dessert for a romantic date? French baking sheet Former lives Feeding place for cattle. Far from rubicund Far from swarthy Far from tan __-faced (sallow) Familiar saint? Famous Prime Ministerial pooch Firm way to stand First Family member, 50 years ago First Lady after Lady Bird First lady Nixon First lady before Betty First lady, once First name of a Kansas senator Fluently Former "Wheel of Fortune" host Sajak Former Canadian Trade Minister Carney Former Knicks coach Riley Fourth after George, Al, and Ralph Foxborough athlete Frisk with down Frisk, as a suspect, with "down" Former Brazilian dollar. Former dollar of Portugal. French singer and Chinese V.I.P. Fried green plantain discs popular in Latin American cuisine Former N.Y. governor Former New York governor George Female singer with the second video ever shown on MTV Fix a tear Fix for a sweater or a computer program Flat fixer Flat tire application Film with Robin Williams as a medical student Fixed, as jeans First aid solution for a flat tire Fragrant Asian plant Fix hastily and temporarily Full of omissions Frisking procedures Fancy chopped liver Fancy cracker spread Fancy meat spread Fancy party spread Fancy spread for a fancy spread Fancy topping for a cracker Fancy topping for crackers Fatty liver spread Finely chopped liver Finger-food spread Foie gras for one