Letter F 106750–107000

Founder of famed Academy Founder of the Academy Founder of the first institution of higher learning in the Western world Free from physical desire Free of physical desire free from sensual desire Follower of a Greek philosopher. Fighting units Flat serving dish Fluoride rinse brand Former NFL wide receiver Burress "Festival," for instance. "Fleabag" started as one Follower of fair, foul or free Free motion. Freedom for action. Freedom for motion Frolic and gambol Fun and frolic Function associated with a right-pointing arrowhead icon, often Football maneuver involving a fake handoff Feign concurrence Feature of many a McDonald's Feign interest in Football coach's creation Football coach's list of tactics "Fun Factory" clay Fun sculpting medium Fun substance for kids Feign ignorance Fiddled or tampered (with) Feigned disinterest, in a way Football or baseball follower Four of hearts? Friend in frolics field for sports frolicky full of fun and high spirits Frolicsome builder? First-nighter, for instance Follow the restriction against planting, plowing, reaping, and all other forms of labor Forgoing overly ambitious ventures in favor of incremental progress Famous misquote from "Casablanca" Famous misquote from a classic film "Fortissimo!," to musicians Floor covering for a child's room, perhaps Finish the game. *Fake one's demise Feign sleep Finished basement, often Forte of Lindsay and Crouse. Fisher-Price competitor form used to select numbers in a lottery draw Feigns sleep Feigns sleep, say Formal-yet-casual women's fashion item Famed Manhattan hotel Fountain locale Fountain locale, often Fountain setting, often Fountain setting, perhaps Fountain site Fountain spot, maybe "Forgive me," e.g. Fervent appeal. Fervent request Formal courtroom statement Formal petition Formal response in court Fund-raising letter, basically Files a complaint, say Fervent requests Fund-raisers' commercials, e.g. Fundraising letters, e.g. For smiling Susan? Feel inclined to First word of polite request. FRIEND #1 Familiar phrase Feel-good hairstyle? Feature of a kilt Feature of a skirt or pants Feature of an accordion. Feature of some shorts Feature of some trousers or skirts Flat double fold in cloth Flattened fold. Fold encompassing grassy area in part Fold in a drape Fold in a dress Fold in a fabric Fold in a frock Fold in cloth Fold in some shorts Fold in some skirts Fold of a skirt Fold of fashion Fold, of a kind Frock fold feature Cummerbund feature Kilt accessory fold in a garment fold made by doubling material back on itself Folded and stitched Folded, as fabric Fold maker Fashionable facet of women's wear. Feature of some curtains Folds at a fashion show Folds in clothing Folds of cloth. Folds sewn or pressed into cloth First-year cadet First-year cadet (Var.) Frosh at the U.S.M.A. First-year cadet at a military academy, informally FIRST year cadet First cadet First-year West Pointer Freshman at Annapolis Freshman at West Point. Freshman at the Point. Freshman cadet Future second lieutenant, usually First-year men FOREST of Bohemia peak Formally asserted innocence Frat candidate Frat newbie Fraternity brother-to-be Fraternity initiate Fraternity prospect Fund drive commitment Furniture care brand *Fundraising receipts Fraternity bidder. Frat applicants Fraternity candidates Fraternity prospects. Fratmen, once Fund-raisers' rewards Future brothers Future frat members Frat-bound, possibly Full: Fr. Full: French. Full, in France from two million to 11 thousand years ago Full assemblies Full assemblies of legislative bodies. Full assemblies, as joint legislative meetings. Full legislative sessions Full political assemblies Full-group sessions Full: Obs. For all, as an assembly Full; absolute. Fully attended, as a session. Fully constituted, as a session of Congress full in all respects Fully, to an attorney Fully: Lat. Full: Comb. form. Full: Prefix full moon Full-power Full: Spanish. Full: Sp. full suply FULLY attended meeting Full assembly Full assembly of a legislative body Full legislative assembly Fall assemblies. Full, as a tide: Naut. Fullness of divine powers and virtues Former Prime Minister of France. French statesman who visited U. S. FUR skin FORM a network Fold: Comb. form. Fold, in Mulhouse Fold: Fr. Fold; wrinkle: Fr. Fictile Flexible quality Flexibleness. Flexibly. Fold of skin Folded part Folded like a fan Folded or pleated "Folded," in French Fancy dip Farrell's knee bend Flex at the barre Folded, as heraldic wings. Folded: Fr. French dip French for "bent" follower Pirouette FERRIED Followed one's trade Ferryboat operator Fix-it tool Forceps kin French dips Fire at tin cans Fitter of column blocks Famous Roman writer. Friend of Trajan and Tacitus from 13 million to 2 million years ago French wrinkles Fabric with a crinkled finish Fashionable cotton goods. fabric with a wrinkled finish, achieved by treatment involving caustic soda Faucets and pipes: Abbr. Fatah parent org. Fatah's gp. Foe of Isr. Former West Bank confed. Fleece: Scot. Fall carelessly Fall hard Fall heavily into a chair Fall into a Chair Fall into a beanbag chair Fall into a chair, with "down" Fall into a recliner Fall into an easy chair Fall into water Fall on water. Fall with force Fall, as into a chair Falling sound Falling-into-water sound Fizz lead-in Fizz preceder Frog-hopping-into-water sound [frog lands in pond] Fell into a seat Fell with the sound of a flat dive. Falls clumsily Falls into a La-Z-Boy, say Falls into a chair Falls into a chair heavily Falls into water without splashing. Falls on a couch Falls rudely Falls softly