Letter F 117000–117250

Francis or Henri François or Louis. French chess piece French face card French for "king" French pooh-bah French sovereign French word for "king" French words king ___ fainéant (do-nothing king) Flip-out after juicing French kings, in older history texts Father of dauphins. Fathers of dauphins Fontainebleau residents Former Versailles residents Francis and Louis, in France. French for 'kings' French kings French monarchs French rulers Frolics noisily Fifties GI ally Forecaster Al Former coworker of Couric Followers of Rhee. Fol-de-___ Fol-de-___ (1972 Sid and Marty Krofft special) *French aviator Garros Famous paladin. Film director Joffe French ballad hero French epic hero Friend of Oliver Former NBA star ___ Blackman Fast Eddie, to Paul Film cameo, e.g. Filmography item Filmography listing Fletcher, to Lansbury Focus of a casting director Ford part Freddie Mercury, for Rami Malek Frodo Baggins, for Elijah Wood Function assumed by anyone. Function or position Film parts Filmography listings Fancy timepiece Fancy wristwatch First company to patent a waterproof watch Frequently faked luxury brand Fancy timepieces Flashier, richer cousin of Superman's nemesis? First-rate ticker Family restaurant handout Favorable thing to be on Fighter jet maneuver Fighter plane maneuver. Film buy Film purchase Follower of spring or summer Food item in a basket Food item served in a basket Form a cylinder Forty nickels or 50 pennies Frank flanker Frank's wrap Fried-egg holder Flow, as time Flowed from, as one's tongue Feature of a burro but not a donkey? Flick director's cry Furniture feature, maybe Flashy accessories for hair curlers? Fog machine user of yore Fast-paced sport played with sticks and wheeled skates Four-wheeled wear Fingers in a pitcher's mitt? Fingers known for throwing Fingers of Cooperstown Fingers of baseball Fingers offering relief? Fingers on a diamond Fingers on the mound Fingers with a Cy Young Award Fingers with a good grip Fingers with a handlebar "First, You Cry" author Betty French historian: 1661–1741. Farming for fun and profit? First publisher of Hunter S. Thompson's "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" Famous magazine known for music and pop culture coverage "Fool to Cry" rockers, 1976 Florida college. Form a ball from, maybe First Duke of Normandy Forerunner of the Alger heroes. Flow easily Flow out of easily, as a word from the tongue Flatten, as dough Feature of some cell-phone plans FIRST NOSHES Fancy British car, informally Fancy car, familiarly Fancy wheels, for short Fancy wheels, informally Free restaurant serving Furls Fancy desk Feature of some home offices Furl for storage, as a poster Fruit snacks known as "Winders" in the UK Fez-shaped candy from Hershey's Frustum-shaped candy Frustum-shaped chocolate File for an extension, say File in the office Flippable card file Fez-shaped chocolates Frustum-shaped candies Favorite pudding of British children. Fat hockey player? Facial features with prominent bridges ("Save Me" singer Aimee) Film genre prefix with com First syllable of a rhyming film genre Follower of CD For whom the gymnast Nadia Comaneci won gold in 1976: Abbr. follower CD Fanfani's capital. Fellini film of 1972 Film that lost to "Green Book" for Best Picture Firm, slender tomato First Mexican movie to win Best Foreign Language Film Flavorful tomato Fontana di Trevi city Fontana di Trevi locale Former papal province of Italy. French author of "Men of Good Will." Family on "Brotherly Love" Famous empire Film-maker in scruffy anorak limps on Forum attendee Forum figure Forum regular Forum visitor French metrical tale. French narrative From Italy's capital From the capital of Italy Facts-as-fiction work Fiction that's thinly veiled reality Forum appointments Fourth of July feature. Fourth of July firework. Fourth-of-July sight Faith Baldwin's forte. Form of prose fiction. Flowery words in a Danielle Steel book? French or Italian French, Italian or Spanish French, e.g. Fighter of yore Fishing poles (3 to 7) First recorded Ellery Queen case (with "The"). Fun at the expense of others' suffering. French or Spanish. Foreign-language expert Facial feature with a prominent bridge Feature ascribed to George Washington Funny Ray Former Russian dynasty Former Russian royal family. Former ruling family of Russia. Former rulers of Russia. "Friends" follower "Friends, ___, countrymen . . . " "Friends, ___, countrymen, lend me your ears" ("Julius Caesar" quote) Foes of Carthage Four of the Bard's title characters Friends-countrymen link Figure in a Latin square? FRENCH school follower Fabulous; visionary Fictitious and wonderful tale: Ital. Fruit with a doubled city in its name Film genre with love and laughter Flicks that sometimes end in weddings "Fanny" songwriter: 1954 F.A.O. headquarters Famously hilly city Farnese Palace site Fendi's base Film sleuth Tony First city to reach a population of one million people, in the second century B.C. Foreign city that surrounds a country Forum city Forum site formerly the capital of the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire Fruit originally from Ohio FRICTION drum Faithful boyfriend Famous family feud participant Famous lover Fictional Montague Fictional Veronan Fictional lover from Verona Foe of Paris Friar Laurence said to him, "Thou art wedded to calamity" Friend of Benvolio Friend of Mercutio foe Paris Info Former Colorado governor Former Colorado governor Roy Former Governor of Colorado Roy "Father of the Zombie Film" Film director George A. -- Food option in an Italian hotel? Field Marshal Irwin ____ Field marshal Erwin Former Michigan governor Football analyst Tony Former Cowboy Tony Former Cowboys QB Tony Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Former Dallas QB Tony Former QB Tony Fast but unforced pace, in horse racing. Fast-paced, lighthearted film Frisks about Frolic boisterously Frolic in a lively way Frolic in the field Frolic like children Frolic merrily. Frolicking run Frolicsome flick Fun, fast-paced movie Frolicked playfully Festive one Frolicker. Frolicsome one Frolics merrily. Foe in Roddenberry's "Star Trek" Famous Filipino. Fiery orator in U. N. Former President of U. N. General Assembly. First king of Rome. For whom Italy's capital is named Founding twins of ancient history