Letter F 124000–124250

Famed Fabian Famous Fabian. Famous playwright. Fiona of "Harry Potter" films Fiona of "Killing Eve" First citizen of Ayot St Lawrence. Fringed item Famous family of Ayot St. Lawrence. Fiona and George Bernard, et al. Fiona of "Harry Potter" films et al. Former residents of Ayot St. Lawrence. Fictional sleuth Michael Fictional sleuth Mike Famed insurrectionist Daniel "@#$!" from Mork Female in grammar Feminine counterpart Feminine English pronoun Female pronoun like "her" Female: Prefix. Feminine Elvis Costello song? Feminine Green Day song off "Dookie"? Feminine Kiss classic? Feminine pronoun like "her" Feminine subject Fictional ruler of a city in a volcano. Filly or jenny Filly or jenny, e.g. Filly, but not a billy First half of a pronoun pair First song on "More of the Monkees" First word in a tongue twister about seashells First word in the Beatles' "Honey Pie" First word of "Billie Jean" First word of a Goldsmith title. First word of some accusations First word of the Matchbox 20 hit "Push" For ___ had eyes, and chose me: Othello French : elle :: English : ___ Feminine singular pronoun female person or animal previously mentioned film Andress Actress Familiar name to Mets fans. Famous stadium Fat-yielding tree First park with a Home Run Apple First stop on the Beatles' second U.S. tour, familiarly Flushing attraction Flushing bowl? Flushing diamond Flushing feature Flushing park Flushing place Flushing site Former Arthur Ashe Stadium neighbor Former Big Apple ballpark Former Mets stadium Former National League park Former New York stadium Former home for Mr. Met Former home of the Mets Former stadium for the Mets Foster home since 1982 Frank "Spec" ___, Yankee pitcher. Frank ___, Yankee pitcher. Frank of the Yankees. From 1964 until 1983, where Jets met Former home of Tom Seaver Fascicle Fleece, as a sheep Flier's hazard Fleece gatherer Features of partially fleeced animals? Farm hygiene tool Fleecing tool Figure-hugging dress Form-fitting dress Form-fitting dresses Fancy Feast alternative FIFTH month (Heb.) Fifth month in Jewish calendar. Fifth month of Jewish calendar. Female Kodiak, say Female in the woods Female bruins Female feline Female felines Female fiddler Farm adjunct Farm fixture. Farm workshop. Firewood storage structure Feminine fiend film Streep Actress Forfeits fur Fairy folk of Ireland. Fairyfolk of Ireland. "For Your Eyes Only" singer Easton "For Your Eyes Only" theme singer Father-and-son "Wall Street" co-stars Farm animals slowly escape ' hard to stop that Farm flock Farmer's flock Fleecy farm animal Fold animals Fold occupants Follow-the-leader ones. From what animals do we get catgut? Four-legged herder Form of rustling? Farm with fleecy residents Fleecy rug furry hide of an ovine Fine, and transparent Fright to the max Fitted bedding item Flat baking pan Flat baking tin Flat expanse of ice Folio unit Form of many a birthday cake Formed a thin layer Fitting with bedclothes fabric from which bed sheets are made Floe, e.g. Female farm animal with horns Feminine pair Famous movie role to be re-enacted by Tony Dexter. Frank Zappa album "__ Yerbouti" Female variant of Cecil Fitzgerald's Graham Fremantle female Former Prince percussionist/singer who had a 1984 hit "The Glamorous Life" Former percussionist with Prince Fast-fashion giant based in Singapore "Falling Up" author Silverstein "Falling Up" poet Silverstein "Falling Up" poet/illustrator Silverstein "Falling Up" writer Silverstein First name in children's literature and Playboy cartoon drawing First name in kiddie lit First name in kiddie lit and country songwriting First name in songwriting and children's poetry Fine Indian muslin fabric Indian Flat ledge. Floating platform of ice Frequent book setting Frozen lake mass Freezing can increase it Full of ledges Find at the beach file-edged piddock shell Floor finish Finishes, as wood Furniture finishes. Fictitious firm used to mask true ownership in financial dealings Freed, like peas Famous poet (1792–1822). Frankenstein creator Frankenstein's creator ___ for meatier film roles Frees peas from a pod Fires explosive projectiles at a sand bar? Fact about a woman hooked on cosmetic surgery? Father of Elam and Aram father of Aram First word of Jewish liturgy. Famous scenic valley Faithful dog, affectionately Farm dog's name Fields of "Ripping Rhythm" fame Fields of "Rippling Rhythm" fame Fox News anchor Smith Fox News anchor Smith, familiarly Fox News nickname Fox journalist Smith ___ Fields and his Rippling Rhythm ___ Fields, 1930s leader of the Rippling Rhythm Orchestra ___ Fields, originator of "Rippling Rhythm." Fifth moon walker First U.S. space traveler Fool for Love playwright Freedom 7 occupant Freedom 7 passenger Freedom 7 rider first in space American people Flock guardian Fleecy underwear? Formula for a baked English dish? Flock tender's jails? "Fer ___!" "Fer ___" ("You betcha") 'Fer --!' ('Like, definitely!') Famous hotel brand found worldwide Fizzy powder and drink Frappe kin Frozen concoction Frozen fruit purée Frozen fruit treat Frozen fruit-flavoured treat fruit powder Frozen fruit treats Fruit-flavored frozen desserts Fragment of broken pottery (var.) Fragment: Var. Former glamour girl North Fashion designer ___ Moon Zombie Fashionista ___ Moon Zombie Foe of Robin Hood foe Robin Hood Follower of a Mayberry VIP? Famous Baker Street resident. Famous since 1887. First name among detectives First name in deduction First name in detecting Famous sleuth created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Feller who was Fenway's voice until 1994 Famous U. S. Tank, General ___. Famous West Pointer. Figure in "Gone With the Wind." Four-man tanks Formidable vehicle Former N.H.L. coach Fred Fashion designer Hill Fino is one Fino, for one First hit for The 4 Seasons Fortified "cream" wine Fortified fare Fortified wine from Andalusia Fortified wine from Spain Four Seasons song Four Seasons song of 1962 Frankie Valli smash Foreign Minister of Israel. Forest in Nottinghamshire Forest name Forest of Nottinghamshire Forest of fiction Forest of legend Forest of the Merry Men First name of the celebrity cookbook author of "If It Makes You Healthy" "___ Funny That Way" "___ Funny That Way" (1928 song) "___ Funny That Way" (2014 comedy) "___ Funny That Way" (classic song) "___ Funny That Way" (old song standard) Feminine pronouns, informally
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