Letter F 125500–125750

From then until now from the time in the past From Methuselah's time Free from pretence Free from pretense forward upper part of the skull Flying Burrito Brothers song about L.A. (not Vegas!) Frank Miller comic* First American Nobelist for Literature "__ forma" (amorphous: Lat.) Fourier series function Function associated with oscillation Function in waves Function named from the Latin for "curve" Function that can be derived from a unit circle Function with a wave Function yielding 0 when applied to pi Function, in trig Figurehead's office from the Latin for without care For an indefinite period For an indefinite period: Lat. Functions in trig Fibrous tissue Former Condé Nast chairman Flouting the Commandments Follow the lieder Fit for the choir Folk music gathering, often Far East port of call. First-aid bracer in SE Asia? Fijian golfer Vijay Functioning as a choir Film about earworms? Film classic of 1952 Freed-Brown song: 1929 Fun for Kelly Freed-Brown film musical re commuters? Form of tennis Feature of Texas's flag Flimsy, as stitching Fronts a band, perhaps Former name of Ossining, N.Y. Fifth of the sextet "Forrest Gump" Oscar nominee Gary "Forrest Gump" actor "Forrest Gump" actor Gary FALL to bottom Fail to float Fall slowly Fall through water Fixture with a faucet fixture Kitchen Footwear for plumbers? Fishing weight Fishing-line weight Fishing gadgets. Fishing weights Failing company, metaphorically Floating flower going under? Fail to get support from, as a beanbag chair Fall very rapidly Falls in disappointment Falls to the next level Features of some islands Floats antonym Fail to be buoyant Flunk a buoyancy test Foil used to hide the dirty dishes? Free from moral Free of iniquity --Fein Fein leader in Eire __ Fein (Irish political party) __ Fein (Irish society) __ Féin (party of Ireland) ___ Fein (Gerry Adams' group) ___ Fein (Gerry Adams's group) ___ Fein (Irish group) ___ Fein (Irish political group) ___ Fein (Irish political movement) ___ Fein (Northern Ireland party) ___ Fein (political party whose name means "ourselves" in Irish) ___ Fein, Irish revolutionary movement ___ Feiner ___ Féin ("we ourselves" in Irish Gaelic) ___ Féin (Gerry Adams's group) ___ Féin (Irish political party) Felt envious, say "Few love to hear the ___ they love to act": Shak. Falls from virtue Fuse by heating below the melting point FRENCH sinuous FRENCH sinuosity Facial cavity Fahey of Bananarama __ Falls, SD ___ Falls, South Dakota Female member of the Lakota Nation? Far from a swig First drink of hot coffee, e.g. Flavor check Former Browns QB Brian Fluid transfer tool Filched fuel Fluid-transferring devices Four-time Primetime Emmy role, 1994-1999 Franz' "NYPD Blue" role "For once maybe someone will call me '___,' without adding, 'You're making a scene'": Homer Simpson Formal greeting to a titled gentleman Falstaff's title Follower of "yes" or "no" Follower of yes or no in the military Formal letter addressee Former Beatle ___ Paul McCartney Francis Drake title Francis Drake's title Francis Drake, Isaac Newton or Mix-a-Lot Frequent word after yes or no Frequent word from a valet Formal way to answer a teacher Form of address at a formal dinner Formal response to a command Form of address for a male teacher follower No and others First horse to win the American Triple Crown First Triple Crown horse First Triple Crown winner First winner of horse racing's Triple Crown, 1919 Fair Play to Man o' War. Fair Play's relation to Man o' War. Father a foal Father deer Father foals Father horse Father in the stalls Father of a foal Father of the farm Father on a stud farm Father on the farm Father, as a horse Father, as a mudder Father, as a racehorse Father: Poet. Father: Poetic. Filly's dad Filly's father Filly's pop Foal father Foal pa? Foal's dad Foal's father Foal's forebear Foal's pa Foal's papa Foal's parent Forefather: Poet. Form of address applied to a monarch. Form of address to a monarch. Form of address to a ruler. Formerly a person of high rank. Found a line Four-legged father Fathered a colt Fathered a foal Fathered foals Fathered on a farm Fathered on a stud farm Fathered on the farm Fathered, in a stud farm Fathered, as a foal Fathered, as a horse Fathered, as a racehorse Fathered, as foals Fathered, as horses Formal affirmative utterance, old-fashioned follower Yes at sea FABLED sea nymph FIRE warning Fabulous singer Factory whistle. Fascinating woman. Figure on the Starbucks logo Fire engine feature Fire engine noisemaker Fire engine signal Fire engine warning Fire engine's wail Fire engine's warning Fire indicator Fire indicator, perhaps Fire truck alert Fire truck device Fire truck noisemaker Fire truck sound Fire truck wail Fire truck's noisemaker Fire truck's sound Fire truck's wail Fire-engine feature Fire-truck wailer Fire-truck warning Firetruck noise Firetruck signal Firetruck sound Foghorn's cousin Frequent demonstrator of the Doppler effect Fog horn. Fog horn: Var. Fog signal. Fog signal devices. Fog signals. Foghorns, French style Finest sounds? Fire alarms Fire alerts Fire engine warnings Fire truck sounds Fire whistles. Fire-engine adjuncts Firetruck sounds Family founders Farm dads Fathers of colts Fathers of foals Fathers of horses Fathers of racehorses Fathers on a farm Fathers on a stud farm Fathers on the farm Fathers, as a poodle might a goldendoodle Fathers, as foals Fathers, but not dads Fathers: Poet. Fillies' fathers Foal fathers Foals' fathers Forefathers: Poet. Founds a line. Four-footed fathers First English commander to see the Pacific First English globe-girdler Familiar voice since 2011 Famous judge Fathering Fathering like a stud Filet steaks Feudal term of address. form of 'sir' used for emphasis First British Conservative P.M.