Letter F 125000–125250

Forty winks, in Mexico Forty winks, south of the border Florida beach ranked by TripAdvisor as #1 in the U.S. in 2017 Followers of some meals Fourth número primo ___ Family Foods (tortilla brand started by a family of seven) Former French title of respect French "mister" French sir. French title of respect French title of respect, once French title, old style. French word meaning lord French words title of respect Filter in the kitchen Filtering tool Fine flour maker Flour de-clumping tool Flour filter Flour separator Flour sifter. Flour strainer Food strainer filter Kitchen Flour sifters Flour strainers Flour-making needs female professional whistler Filter, as flour Flour instruction Free of coarse bits Free of coarseness Free of coarseness, in a way Flour processor Flour utensil Flour worker Filter, as fine particles Filters through a strainer Frees of coarseness Frees of lumps Foreign Mr. Frat letter, briefly ___ file (email ender) ___ file (identifying text at the end of some e-mails) First college frat to charter a chapter in all 50 states First national fraternity to officially welcome transgender members (2014), informally Frat. whose alumni include Dr. Seuss and John Goodman (Face Exhaling emoji) Forlorn sound Frustrated one's exhalation Frustration exhalation Frustration indicator Factor in designing road curves *Fraternity with a sweetheart of a song Frat founded in 1855 at Ohio's Miami University Fraternity with a sweetheart First name in psychoanalysis Freud of psychoanalysis Freudian names "FOR SALE," e.g. Finalize a contract Finger post. Fingerspell, for example Finish off a check Formally agree Flag or flare Flag or flare, perhaps Flag, maybe Flare, e.g. Flare, usually Flagged down: Var. Flashy car color From catcher to pitcher. Formalized one's displeasure, perhaps Formalized one's support Fifty-six in '76 Formally accept, as a delivery Fill out a guest book, say Fill out a register Formal endorsement event, perhaps Form of address to Italian-speaking man French : monsieur :: Italian : ___ Form of address to Italian-speaking married woman Form of address at a trattoria French actress Simone Form of address to Italian-speaking unmarried woman Formally exit Footpath aid fingerpost Features of the Great White Way. Flats or sharps. Freeway reading material First part of a message Fafnir slayer Fafnir's slayer Former Chinese province Fagin's thug Fictional ruffian. Follower of Guru Nanak Follower of Nanak Follower of a monotheistic Asian religion Follower of a religion founded in Punjab Follower of an Indian religion Follower of the teachings of Guru Nanak Frequent target of anti-Muslim violence by those who not only are terrible humans but also are terrible at knowing who's a Muslim Followers of Guru Nanak Followers of Nanak Followers of Waheguru Followers of ten gurus Followers of the Ten Gurus Former N.B.A. player Jack ___ French contraction Farm storage Fermented feed Fodder stored on a farm Fodder that is being preserved Form of fodder Fermented fodders Fodders for livestock Fodders for winter use. Felonious monk in 'The Da Vinci Code' Fiction's Marner Fictional Lapham Fictional Marner Fictional weaver ___ Marner First name of George Eliot's "Weaver of Raveloe" First name of George Eliot's hero. First name of George Eliot's weaver. First name of a George Eliot character First or last name of Method Man's "How High" character Former Cavaliers head coach Paul Failure to speak out Forte of the "Dumb Wife." Forced to cease firing. Firearm attachment. Film with subtitles. Fluorescent element? Feature of "gnome" or "gnaw" Feature of the word 'sign' Feature of the word "ghastly" Fourth letter of "business" Fourth letter of "fruit" Feature of "could," "should," or "would" Feature of "woulda," "coulda" or "shoulda" feature Llama country Film without spoken dialogue, often accompanied by music Feature in "People"? *Feature of pseudoscience? Feature of the word "psalm" or "pterodactyl" "February" feature, to some people Feature of a heavy Boston accent Feature of many British accents February 4th, for many? February 4th, to some? Few of them were made after 1929 Films before "talkies" Films that usually had live music Films without sound First films Forerunners of talkies Film world of 30 years ago. Feature of whistle or mortgage Frustration for an auditor Feature of "guilt" but not "gilt" Feature of "guitar" but not "lute" Feature of words beginning with "wr" Feature of choux pastry Foster father of Bacchus. Finely ground quartz Finely ground quartz or flint Finely ground quartz used as paint filler Finely ground stone used in paint Figure in black and white Figure named for a French government official Figure on a window shade filled in with some uniform color Flint: Prefix Flint is a form of it Flint and opal, essentially "Freak Me" R&Bers FLOSS silk Fabric from an insect Fabric made by worms Fabric of the ancient Chinese upper classes Fabric of the earliest parachutes Fabric used for the black covering of Mecca's Kaaba Fancy gown material Fancy hat fabric Fancy necktie fabric Fancy scarf fabric Fancy tie fabric Fancy tie material Fiber from a cocoon Fiber from cocoons Fiber from domesticated insects Fiber made by worms Fiber produced by many insects Fine blouse fabric Fine necktie fabric Fine pajama fabric Fine pajama material Fine pocket square material Fine stocking material fine smooth cotton fabric used for linings, etc Floral arrangement piece Fancy headwear Formal head covering Formal headgear Formal topper Fabric store section Fabrics for aerial performers Fabrics made from insect cocoons Fred Astaire film of '57 Fine neckwear Formal neckwear, perhaps From whence some caterpillars emerge Feline sunning spot Flower box location Flower pot holder Flower pot site Flower pot spot Flower-pot site Flower-pot spot, maybe Flowerbox place Flowerpot locale, sometimes Flowerpot location Flowerpot spot, often Flowerpot's spot Foothold when sneaking out one's bedroom window, maybe Fort ___, Oklahoma. Fort in Oklahoma. Framed object? Framework piece Framework timber Florid language Frothy mixture of wine and cream. Fruit loops Furrow: Fr. Furrows: Fr. Features of some windows First professional musician to become Chairman of the Board of Lincoln Center Former New York City Opera director Frame supports. Framework components Funny flier? Fun in a spray can Familiar Midwest sight Farm annex. Farm bank Farm building used as a metaphor for poor internal communication