Letter F 121000–121250

Film in which a German industrialist fights bad breath Film about industrialist Oskar's sediment? Figure in the Army-McCarthy hearings Famous Italian tenor. Fifth American in space Factional divide Factional division Form a sect Faction makers Factional splits Formal splits Flaky metamorphic rock Fissile rocks. Flaky metamorphic rocks Flaky rocks Foliated rocks. FRUIT that splits into single-seeded parts when ripe FUNCTIONAL psychosis Flea market junk Film based on junk science, say Failed big-time, vulgarly Fool, Yiddish style Foolish dolt Forlorn fellow Foolish and contemptible person Fruity liquor financial aid provided to a student on the basis of academic merit Former Santana guitarist Neil Famed castle at Vienna Famed castle in Vienna Fish formation Fish group Fishy bunch Fishy gathering Fishy group Fishy institution. Flock in the water fish flock Fishmonger's workplace? Frequent stop sign displayer First grader, e.g. Formally educated Formed a fishy group Flip-flop college? Fish's midday meal? Food for thought provider? Female PTA member? Frequent oater character Frontier teacher food fish of warm Caribbean and Atlantic waters Friend one grows up with, often Fish groupings Fish groups Fishy groups? Form of nepotism, symbolically Fall + spring semesters Fore-and-aft rigged ship Fore-and-after at some point? Former Reds owner Marge Former "NYPD Blue" actor Rick Fish gps. Filthy comedy act? Franz ', composer Footwear for Franz Peter? Former Starbucks CEO Howard Foreign Minister of France. French planner of coal-iron resources. French prime minister: 1947-48 Fast, straight downhill ski run Fast skiing maneuver First or last ultra sound? Former steel magnate. Famous bodybuilder French physician and Peace Nobelist 'Friends' co-star David "Fi" front "Fi" head "Fi" lead-in -- -fi -- -fi film -- -fi flick -- -fi movie Fair subj. Fair subject (abbr.) Fair type: Abbr. Faraday's forte: abbr. Fi follows it Fi friend Fi lead Fi leader Fi preceder Fi's first Fi's pal Fi's partner Field of knowledge: Abbr. Field of three Nobel Prizes: Abbr. Field that may be hard or soft: Abbr. Field with a method: abbr. First part of STEM: Abbr. Follower of "comp" or "poli" (Abbr.) Forensics, for ex. Forestry, e.g.: Abbr. __-fi (UFO stories) __-fi (flying-saucer stories) __-fi (literary or film genre" __-fi (outer-space stories) ___ Fi (cable channel) ___-fi ("Avengers: Endgame" genre) ___-fi ("Dune" genre) ___-fi ("Farscape" genre) ___-fi (Heinlein genre) ___-fi (book genre) ___-fi (film type) ___-fi (genre) ___-fi (literary category) ___-fi (literary genre) ___-fi (type of story) ___-fi conventions ___-fi, Verne genre ___-fi/fantasy FUTILE combat Form of neuralgia FRENCH sciatic Fair focus Fair subject Fiction or fair preceder Field of Dirac or Urey. Focus of many a school fair Focus of some fairs Focus of many conventions Fields such as biology, chemistry, and physics Fields of lab work Fahrenheit or Faraday "Fast Color" genre "Futurama" genre FX-heavy genre Fantastic fiction Flying-saucer story genre Frequent genre for composer John Williams Future tales Future works? Futuristic book genre Futuristic fantasy, for short Futuristic film genre Futuristic genre Futuristic literary genre Futuristic literature Futuristic novel genre Futuristic stories, for short Futuristic story category, for short Futuristic story genre Futuristic tales often set in alternate universes or distant galaxies Film that might feature UFOs Futuristic flicks Flower that sounds like a monster in the "Odyssey" FLASH produced in material by ionising/ionizing particle Freely, in music Family heir, perhaps Fortune heir ___ facias ___ facias (judicial writ) Feature of some cathedrals Flubbed golf stroke Flagship vehicle line for Mercedes-Benz Film that brought Pacino his Oscar Flouter of government dictates Fine dodgers find fault with, reprimand Fishwives. fish of mackerel family Famous stone Flat cake Flat, round cake Flour cake Floor-washing robot Floor-washing robots Feat on a beat Float necessity Fumble returned by the defense for a touchdown, in football lingo Feature of some dresses Feature of some revealing sweaters Feature of some shirts Famous Darrow client Famous trial figure Famous trial figure, 1925. Famous trial of 1925. Fellow in a monkey suit? Figure in Tennessee "evolution" trial, 1925. fear of being observed fear of being looked at Fire insurance policy? "Four __ and seven years ago . . ." Feeling smart about Conservative account Field goal, for example Fifth of a century Figuratively, a grudge. Film music Film's music Film's orchestral music [fist pump] Footballer having netted final score in game Film music arranger Film composers' compositions " . . . fury like a woman ___" " . . . fury like a woman ___": Congreve F-89 jet interceptor plane. F-94 jet interceptor. Filmmaker who helped launch the African Film Heritage Project Five-time DiCaprio collaborator Frequent director of De Niro Falkirk citizen Fife fellow Fife resident Fifer, e.g. Firth person? Free opening? From Aberdeen __-free (unpunished) ___ free (unharmed). ___-free (without punishment) From Inverness Faucet that dispenses Johnnie Walker? follower Nova Force named for its original address Famous London police headquarters with a detective board game namesake Fife folks Firth class? Folks near firths From Edinburgh, perhaps Followers of Robert Bruce Franz Ferdinand, nationality-wise F. __ Fitzgerald Famous Antarctic explorer Father of the historical novel Figure skating champion, Hamilton Figure skating medalist Barbara Ann Florida governor Rick Francis __ Key Famous Met baritone. F.D.R.'s Fala, for one FDR's Fala was one Fala was one Fala, e.g. Fox hunter, familiarly Four-legged Monopoly token FDR's Fala et al. From Falkirk Fish in a firth? Francis ___: 1779–1843
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