Letter F 108750–109000

Fixed in advance Fixed, as a gauge Fixes ahead of time Fixes beforehand Faces on bills February event February observance February occasion, some of whose honorees can be found in the answers to the five starred clues Fourteen Points presenter Fortified military post Fortified settlement Fortress of old fortress Spanish French word meaning "almost" "Full court" NBA defense "Full court" tactic Fifth estate Flatten clothes Flatten with a steam iron Flatten with an iron Forcibly enlist Fourth estate, as it's known Free institution in America. Free institution in a democracy. Freedom of the ___ Freedom of the ___ (First Amendment right) Freedom of the ___ (right to publish freely) Freedom of the ___ Foundation Full-court D Flack Flack merchant Fourth estate hangout Formally accuse of wrongdoing Fourth estate, in France ___ for time (late) From nonstop lifts to media perks? Feline in the headlines? Film similar to cling wrap Fake, as some nails "Front Page" locale Floor exercise, in Britain Force divided by area Force divided by area, in physics Force per unit area Fast-talking salesman's training materials? Final Sonics GM Sam Fine reputation Fast, for fiddlers Faster than allegro Faster than vivace FryDaddy brand Fast-cooking Easter meal Fictional sergeant Former Reform Party leader Manning Fast movements Fast musical passages Film the rehearsals on "Dancing With the Stars" Fifth- or sixth-grader, usually Fifth and sixth graders, typically False show, British style. fictitious role playing False display False profession False purpose False show of something. False claims foolish vanity or pretence False excuse False reason, guise Fictitious reason false reason given to hide the real one First president of the Transvaal Fair (or fairly) Fairly; attractive Film about a child model starring Brooke Shields Fairly goodlooking. Fairly certain Fairly unfair Food Bush 43 passed out while eating in 2001 because he hadn't chewed properly Finally wins Film foretaste. First looks Farrow's second Four-time Oscar-winning composer Four-time Oscar-winning film scorer Foresees: Rare. French novelist (1862–1941). French provost. Flick foretaste "From Here to Eternity" hero From the '30s, e.g. From the 1930's From the 1930s, say Field mouse, to an owl Fish to hawk e.g. Fish, to a fish eagle Fish, to an eagle Fish, to an erne Fish, to bears Fish, to herons Fish, to herons, e.g. Flies and ants, e.g., for my murder cat Ruby Flies, to a spider Flies, to frogs Flies, to spiders Flies, vis-a-vis me with a flyswatter Fly to a spider Fly, to a Venus flytrap Food chain link Food chain link, maybe Food chain link, perhaps Food chain part Food chain victim Food, potentially Food-chain link Food-chain victims Frog, to a skunk Falcon,for one Fox in a henhouse e.g. Falcons and eagles Feeds (on) Feeds off of Firm honcho Fleishman-Hillard is one Flack hirers Famed Trojan Father of Cassandra Father of Deiphobus. Father of Hector Father of Hector and Cassandra Father of Hector and Paris Father of Paris Father of Paris Info Father of Paris, in myth Final Trojan king father Hector father Paris father of Hector and Paris and Cassandra Far East Russian province. Figure in a dressing room? Figure on a clothing tag Figure on a sticker Five dollars a pound, e.g. Form of economic regulation Faucet company started in 1910 Fixer of values. fighter Inflation Cause of Figures in commercials Figure bearers Fix and cut Fruit-bearing cactus Fall cometh after this Fall's precursor Family of lions Feeling of accomplishment Feeling of personal worth Feeling of self-respect First deadly sin First of a no-no septet First word in an Austen title First word of Jane Austen title. feeling after doing a good job Feline families Feline flocks Feline groups Film about clashing egos? French prefix meaning "before" Forced (apart) Forced (open), as a pistachio Forced with a crowbar Fixture in a church sanctuary Furniture in some churches Forced, as a lock Father Flanagan, for one Father to many? Figure at the center of mass? Figure in "The Exorcist" Former U.S. Treasurer. Former U.S. Treasurer: 1952 figure Mass Fuss-budget's cousin. Fussy sort Fussy people Far from freewheeling Formally neat. Formally precise Formally proper Fermi's first First, in Italy. First: It. First: Lat. Florence's first Franco's first __ facie __ facie (obvious, in law) ___ facie (at first glance) ___ facie (at first sight) ___ facie (at first view): Lat. ___ facie (legal phrase) ___ facie evidence Freight fee to ship's owner. "___ Fear" (1996 Richard Gere thriller) "___ Fear" (Gere film) First; original. Fundamental, as an urge First round of voting First in degree First-quality fill with priming liquid Five-star pageboy? First coat of paint First Coat First book or coat First coat for a painter First coat of paint, sometimes First coat, often First coat, to some First grade book. First grader's book. First layer of furniture protection First reading-book First textbook First-grade book First-grader's book. Figure for the best bank customers Friendly interest charge First, for Felipe First, for Fernando First, in Spanish First, to Francisco First, to Franco First: Sp. From 8 to 11 FIRST ages first or earliest formed or produced First coats first fruits of the season Fancy, in slang First among Italians First class, slangily First part, as in a duet or trio. First rate, informally First-class, so to speak Flawless, to Pietro first to be formed; original First-class ad? First created From the very begining Fix the hair just so, say Fuss before a mirror