Letter F 105000–105250

Folk-singer Seeger Folkie Seeger Football Hall of Famer Rozelle Football exec Rozelle Former Beatle Best Former California governor Wilson Former NFL Commissioner Rozelle Former Red Rose Former South Bend mayor Buttigieg Fountain in New Orleans Fountain name Fountain of Dixieland Fountain of New Orleans Fountain of fame Fountain of jazz Fountain of music Fountain on clarinet Fountain or Rose Fountain or Rozelle Fountain or Sampras Fountain or Seeger Fountain with a wind Frates who inspired the Ice Bucket Challenge for ALS First name of Seeger, the folk singer fever spot Famed Dixieland clarinetist "Family Guy" dad "Family Guy" patriarch "Fargo" actor Stormare Falk of "Columbo" Falk or Finch Falk or Fonda Famous fisherman Fictional Pan Film director "Weir" Filmmaker Jackson Finch of "I Thank a Fool" Finch or Coyote Finch or Falk Finch or Fonda First Pope First emperor of Russia Famed rabbit created by Beatrix Potter First pope's name Fisherman of Galilee Fisherman of note Fisherman's patron saint Fleetwood Mac founder Green Flying Pan Fonda of "Easy Rider" Fonda or O'Toole Fonda or Rabbit Fonda or Ustinov Former Genesis member Gabriel Former King of Yugoslavia. Friend of Paul and Mary Friend of Wendy Friend of Wendy, John and Michael Fudge's brother in Judy Blume's "Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing" Famed character chasing a shadow in Neverland First name of the spider-bitten Parker “Family Guy” Griffin or journalist Jennings fall (off) in volume, intensity, etc, and finally cease Frankenstein portrayer Four-footed Easter egg carrier Faded away, with "out" Faded slowly, with "out" Failed: With {/out/}. Fizzled, with "out" Favorite piece of work: a cheesy thing by lady singer known for wearing outrageous costumes (5,7) Former flautist for Genesis Five-term Michigan congressman who was once a Fortune 500 executive (born in the Netherlands) Finnish composer known for the opera "Jakob's Room" Feodor III's successor as czar Founder of the first Russian naval base First actor to portray a Bond villain (Le Chiffre, 1954) Former Alberta premier Former "Hollywood Squares" host Former baseball manager comes to a President's mother Fictional frequent flier Foe of adulthood Features of some dresses Folk trio First two words of a nursery rhyme. Folk group that's nothing to sneeze at? Famed wordsmith F. ___ (1942 PEI born VC winner) Flags, with "out" Former tax French monk of First Crusade FIRSTborn star "For ___ Sake" (1974 Barbra Streisand film) For whose sake? For-sake link Fountain and Dawkins Fountain and Rose Fountain and Seeger Former member of the Weavers Former SNL actor adopting an amphibian / Headline about how politico Buttigieg plans on adopting an enthusiastic boy? "Freek-A-Leek" rapper Pablo Fare that's eaten hands-free Family member with a heat lamp -- four (small cake) -- four (teacake) Four forerunner Four front Four or larceny Four or point Four preceder French for "small" French wee, not oui French word meaning "small" __ four (iced treat) __ four (little cake) __ four (mini-pastry) __ four (small teacake) __ fours (small cakes) ___ four (pastry) ___ four (small confection) ___ four (small pastry) ___ four (small treat) ___ four (tea cake) ___ four (tiny dessert) ____ feu (low-temperature ceramic firing) four (bite-sized cake) four (tiny cake) Far from plus Fashionably small Fancy cookie French desserts whose name translates as "small ovens" formal request, esp one signed by many people and presented to parliament Formally requested. Fallacy also called "begging the question" -- fours (teacakes) ___ fours (cakes) ___ fours (tea cakes) Four-legged school-goer. Fluff or Lucky, moreso than Chad or Christine, say Falstaff crony Falstaff's "lieutenant." Falstaff's henchman Follower of Falstaff, et al. Fido's gripe? Failed Facebook game where household animals piss you off? Favored activity Favorite thing to work on Favorite whack job? Former Decemberists violinist Haden Former Romanian prime minister __ Roman Far-flying seabird Far-ranging seabird Far-flying seabirds Flat, round glass dish for culture Dish Famed English Egyptologist Famed English archeologist Family name on "The Dick Van Dyke Show" Famous English Egyptologist. Frightened part of Arizona Frustrating scene for a pyromaniac in Ariz.? Fossilized remains of a forest Faddish '70s stone Faddish '70s toy that came in a box with air holes formation or development of rocks Former name of St. Petersburg Fareham fuel Foreign gas Fuel in Britain Fuel to a Brit Fuel by the litre Fuel for a Bentley Fuel for a Brit Fuel for a lorry Fuel for an Aston Martin Fuel for an Aston-Martin Fuel for an estate car Fuel for right-hand drivers Fuel for the R. A. F. Fuel, in Sheffield Fuel, to a Londoner Fuel oil Fala and Checkers. Family adjuncts Family favorites Family members that get talked down to? Family members, to many Favorites in class Ferrets, for some Fido and Fluffy Fido and Spot, e.g. Fido and Tabby Fish, gerbils and such Flea collar wearers Floofy friends Fluffy and Fido Fondlings Four-footed friends Four-legged adoptees Four-legged companions Four-legged family members Friends of the family, often Furbabies Furkids Furry family members, often Furry friends Furry friends, often Furry or feathered friends favourites Finnish Arctic port. Fed a friend's iguana, say French cabinet member. French statesman in the headlines. Fish food seller Fish-food seller Fish vendors, in a way Feed a friend's feline, say Feed the neighbor's cat, say Feed the neighbors' fish, say Feeds the kitty, say Fancy stops for furry friends Favorite ghost Favorite boutique? Fondled Fido Frilly undergarment, briefly Frilly garment in many a costume drama Frilly undergarment Frilly underskirt Frilly underskirt of yore farthingale First NBAer to score 20,000 Former cager Bob Feet of a pig used as food. Frivolously spiteful Fund for incidentals Fund for minor expenses Fund for odds and ends Fund kept for minor expenses Funds of incidentals Funds used for minor expenses Fund for minor expenses, upgraded? First name in 60's pop FLOWER meaning anger Fictional sow Flower in the nightshade family Flower named for an old French word for tobacco Flower named for tobacco. Flower that took its name from the French word for "tobacco" Flower whose name means "tobacco" Fluted flower Funnel-shaped garden plant