Letter F
Fall mall hiree
Famed bag man
Famed sleigher
Famous package delivery man
Famous package-delivery man
Famous sleigh ride.
Fe antecedent
Fe front
Fe or Ana preceder
Fe or Catalina
Figure at a December party, perhaps
Figure of veneration
Figure on a holiday parade float
Figure on the last float in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
Figure that goes through the roof in December?
First name in gift-giving
Flier in red and white
Flue negotiator
Flying-reindeer owner
Folklore icon
Frequent December addressee
Friend of good children.
Fé or Cruz.
Famous Christmas Eve traveler
__ Fe, NM
___ Fe, capital of New Mexico.
For he's a jolly good fellow
Festive pub crawl held each December
First-founded U.S. state capital
First-founded US capital
First-founded state capital
Former Southwest transport system
Famed flagship
Famous flagship
Fifteenth century flagship
Flagship of 1492.
Flagship of Columbus
Florida triathlon locale
Fat workers with beards
FRENCH health
French toast part
French toast portion
French toast selection?
French toast word
French toasting word
French-toast ingredient?
fruit from Southeast Asia
French figurine
Fishing port on Bay of Biscay.
Festa de ___ João
First word in Brazilian town names
First word of Rio de Janeiro's original name
First word of an African capital city
First word of some Brazilian cities
First word of some Brazilian city names
Francisco or Paulo lead-in
__ Francisco (river of Brazil)
__ Francisco: Brazilian river
___ Francisco (longest river wholly in Brazil)
___ Francisco (river through Brazil)
France's _____-et-Loire department
French river tributary of The Rhone.
French river flowing into the Rhône at Lyon
Fast-growing city in South America.
Francisco and Paulo
Fir fluid
Flower in trees?
Fluid from a box elder
Fluid from a tree tap
Fluid from trees
Fluid in trunks
Fluid that runs through a spile
Food source for insects
Forest Runner
Forest extraction
Forest flow
Forest fluid
Frequent victim of an April fool
Future syrup
Fool or weaken, as with energy
fluid Tree African
Former cough cures
Fool: Colloq.
Flavorable
Flavorous.
Flavory.
Fool's lack
Flavor producer
Flavor quality
Flavor, in Ferrara
Fleshy fruit of Central America
Football Hall of Famer Warren
Football tackle Warren who competed on "Dancing With the Stars"
Former defensive tackle Warren
Famed poet of Lesbos
Famous Greek poetess, the "tenth Muse."
First Asian city to host the Winter Olympics
Foolish, slangily
Full of schmaltz
Foolish reunion relative?
feeding on decaying material
feeding on dead or decaying organic matter
Fools: Slang.
Feathered hatchet man?
FRENCH trombone
Fraternal org. since 1889
Fraternal patriotic org.
"Flame and Shadow" poet Teasdale
F. D. R.'s mother.
F.D.R.'s mater
F.D.R.'s mother
F.D.R.'s mother _____ Delano
FDR's mama
FDR's mom
Fiddler Watkins of Nickel Creek
Film "Two Mules for Sister ____"
First name in "Campobello" cast.
First name in baked goodies
First name in baked goods
First name in bakery products
First name in baking
First name in cakes
First name in desserts
First name in frozen food
First name in the freezer section
Flame and Shadow author Teasdale
Fleetwood Mac "Tusk" hit
Fleetwood Mac song with Stevie Nicks on piano
Food company ___ Lee
Former Hyde Park resident
Frances Burnett heroine.
Frances Burnett's heroine
Frances H. Burnett heroine
Frances Hodgson Burnett heroine.
Franklin D.'s mom
Franklin D.'s mother
Franklin Roosevelt's mom
Franklin Roosevelt's mother
Franklin's mom
Franklin's mother
Frozen food brand ___ Lee
Frozen food forename
Frozen-food brand ___ Lee
Former Arab nomad
Foes of Richard the Lion-Hearted.
Famed name of French stage
Fast Eddie's girlfriend in "The Hustler"
Fergie
Fergie of York
Fergie's first name
Fergie's given name
Fergie's name
Fergie's real name
Fergie, for real
Fergie, formally
Fergie, less familiarly
Fergie, more formally
Fergie, properly
Fergie, really
Former governor Palin
Funny Silverman
Funnywoman Silverman
Female actress who played Hamlet in 1899 at London's Adelphi Theatre
Front-page name, 8/30/2008
Fergie's namesakes
Food giant based in Downers Grove, Ill.
Food giant that owns Ball Park Franks and Hillshire Farm
Food industry giant
Frozen cake brand
Frozen cake maker
Frozen cheesecake company
Frozen dessert designation
Frozen-foods brand sold off by Tyson in 2018
Food company acquires clothing line
Film about leftover food?
Film without color and sound
Food storage material
Food wrap brand
Food wrapping
Food-wrap trademark
Former combat-boot insole material
Fridge cover
Fridge wrap
FDR's mother and others.
First top 10 hit for Hall and Oates
Florida Gulf Coast city
Florida birthplace of "Barry" actor Stephen Root
Florida city between Tampa and Fort Myers
Florida city on its own bay
Florida city south of Tampa Bay
Florida city where the "The Greatest Show on Earth" was once headquartered
Florida city where the Orioles hold spring training
Florida coastal city or its county
Florida gulf town
Florida setting of TV's "Cougar Town"
Florida city, home to Ringling College
Ferber's "___ Trunk"
Former capital of Lower Volga region.
First golfer to win all four majors
Feature of many a bad review
Feature of many negative reviews
Full of barbs
fine soft silk fabric formerly from Italy and used for clothing, ribbons, etc
fleshy mesocarp of such fruits as the peach or plum
FLESH formation
Famed Big Apple restaurateur
Famed Broadway restaurateur
Famed New York restaurateur
Famed New York restaurateur Vincent
Famed restaurateur
Famed theater district restaurateur
Founder of a theater-district eatery
Fish in a Tin alloy
Fish in a can
Fish in a tin
Fish in oil
Fish in stargazy pie
Fish name derived from an Italian island
Fish often tinned
Fish said to be named for a Mediterranean island
Fish sometimes used to make dashi
Fish tightly packed in a tin
Fish typically preserved in olive oil
Former Norwegian export to U. S.
False rumor about seafood?
Fish in a crowded-subway metaphor
Fish in cans
Fish thought to be named after a region in Italy
Famed Manhattan eatery
Famed Theater District eatery
Famed Theater District restaurant
Famous Broadway eatery
"Fédora" playwright
Full-length garment (Var.)
Flavorful bark
Famed marionette maker
Famed marionette maker: 1882–1942
Famed puppeteer
Famous marionette maker.
Famous puppet maker.
Famous puppeteer
Famous puppeteer (1882–1942).
Father of American puppetry
Former marionette maker.
Floating brown algae
Floating brown seaweed.
Floating mass of seaweed.
Famous American artist (1856–1925).
Famous portraitist
First director of the Peace Corps
9 +1