Letter F 118500–118750

Futuristic pro-labor play Far from a city Far from the big city Far from the city Far from urban Farmerish Farmland adjective Filled with farmland Filled with farms Filled with farms, perhaps From beyond the suburbs From farm country From the backwoods From the boondocks From the country From the sticks Full of dirt roads, say from the countryside Farming community, e.g. " . . . folks, all politics is applesauce" Founder of the Russian empire Founder of the Russian monarchy Fictional land named in some real-life international law cases Former SSR unit From the White Sea to the Black: Abbr. FOXY move Fake-out Fiendish plan, perhaps Fraudulent activity False moves "Fools ___ in . . . " FALL fast FALL impetuously FLOW fast FLOW impetuously Fast-paced Canadian rock group? First name in pontification First name in talk radio First unedited print of a scene Five o'clock phenomenon. Folk singer Tom Football advance Football power play Football run Frat activity Frat inspection Frat recruiting drive Frat recruiting event Frat recruitment Frat's recruiting event Fraternity activity Fraternity rite Frat boy wannabe Frat hopeful Frat-row aspirant Fraternity hopeful Fraternity recruit Future frat member Fullback e.g. Frat men, at times First prints of movies Fraternity activities Fraternity events "Fools ___ where angels . . . " "Fools ___," 1940 song Form hastily, as a judgment Form hastily, as judgment Finishes off eclair, gateau, scones and rock cake Former member of the State Department. Famous art critic. Feingold of Wisconsin Feingold or Tamblyn Film director Meyer Football Hall-of-Famer Grimm Former Sen. Feingold Former Wisconsin senator Feingold Former senator Feingold From "Moscou" Faye role in 1940 movie Five-time NBA MVP Bill Frenzy over Jack? Future tots, perhaps? "Fiddler on the Roof" setting "From __ With Love" "From ___ With Love" (Bond flick) Fighting land of Rurik. Finland neighbor Finland's neighbour Formerly USSR Foe of Nazis. Formidable Nazi foe. From Moscow __-Finnish War Fall foliage color Fate of iron. Feature of many a jalopy Ferric oxide Farm pails? Flutter softly Found, as grub Flakes like iron. Former Met Staub Fixed and tedious course Fixed course of life. Fixed, monotonous Forensic evidence of a wheel Frustrating groove Furrow in a dirt road Furrow in a road Furrow left/caused by wheel Furrow or groove Former TV actress ___ Lee First American college to win an intercollegiate football game Female name of a Biblical book First club member First-year Cooperstown inductee Food critic Reichl Former Supreme Court Justice ___ Bader Ginsburg Former Supreme Court first name Franck oratorio Funny ___ Buzzi Father of Nuclear Physics full of or causing sorrow or pity Foster of folk music Family of Babe Beasts like Famed American dancer. First Governor of South Carolina. First love in "Abe Lincoln in Illinois" Features of a dirt road Features of habit? Fixed practices. Furrowed, as a road Full of furrows Full of grooves, as a road Full of grooves. Full of holes, as a road. Full of potholes Fad teddy bear name of the 1980s Folks in mobile homes? Fifth wheels and campers Fleetwoods and Airstreams Fleetwoods and the like, casually Family vacay, perhaps formerly a German colony From Kigali, e.g. From a central African country Freight carrier: Abbr. Flat-piled rug Former Speaker of the US House with the last name Ryan "Firecracker" Adams "Free Guy" star Reynolds "French Kiss" actress Meg "Fruitvale Station" director Coogler Falcons quarterback Matt Famed no-hit pitcher Famous fastballer Fastballer known as "The Express" Film Irishman with a daughter Film private Fireballer Nolan First baseball player to make $1 million a year First pitcher to record 5,000 career strikeouts Football coach Buddy Ford role in "Clear and Present Danger" First family in Tom Clancy's thriller "The Bear and the Dragon" Film starring Robert Mitchum Family name in "Brideshead Revisited" Famous American painter (1847–1917). Famous golf cup Field plant used in eastern European cuisine Flour base Flour in a sultsina Flour-making grain Fodder eaten by mudders Fodder, maybe Food item that Jerry snatches from an old lady in a memorable "Seinfeld" episode For excessive use of irony, use... Field crop often grown for its hardy stalks Farce set in a sandwich shop? Forage crop, perhaps Feature of bar jokes? Farmer's autumn plantings Flour sources Food grains Fields of certain hardy cereal crops Feed bag grains Fiber-rich cracker brand Former Cub Sandberg Farmer of India. Former mile-run record holder Former mile-run record holder Jim "Find Your Own Road" sloganeer "Find your own road" automaker Fashion designer Elie Foreign auto Former GM subsidiary Former Swedish auto Former Swedish automaker Former Swedish car Former Swedish car company that now mostly makes airplanes Former Swedish carmaker Former Swedish subsidiary of General Motors Former Volvo alternative Former Volvo rival Former rival of Volvo former GM vehicles First with headlight wipers Foreign cars now made by G.M. Former General Motors vehicles Former Swedish cars Former Swedish imports Food eaten during Lohri FRENCH-German river basin Flower from the Vosges Franco-German border region French have put customs barrier around this. French river into the Moselle French river, to Moselle. French-German area. French-German river French-German river, flowing through coal-mining region. Finnish architect and city planner who moved to the United States in 1923 Fruit named after a Japanese province First college football coach to win national titles with two top-division schools Football coach Nick with five national championships Forbes 400 member Haim ___ Former Illinois Congressman, elected for 24 terms. foot covering in suit of armour French day of worship Fourth Commandment subject Friday night ritual, in Judaism Former Belgian airline Former Belgian national airline Former national airline of Belgium Fencing variety Fiery ballet piece by Khachaturian. Feline with large canines Ferocious prehistoric animal Fred Flintstone's cat, for one Famed polio fighter ___ farm, Horace's villa. French-based pidgin language FLUFFY LIKE ANIMAL known for its silky dark brown fur FLUPPY LITTLE ANIMAL known for its silky dark brown fur Fashionable fur Fla. Cape Flaky whitefish Florida palm Fur coat material Fur from member of weasel family