Letter F 127500–127750

Fast-talk Feature of the Himalayas February downfall February forecast, often Flake or fall starter Flakes because it's cold? Flakes out on a winter vacation Flakes rarely found in Hollywood Flaky precipitation Flatter hugely Fluff stuff, in CB lingo Fluffy blanket Fluffy precipitation Flurry makeup Fool, in a way Forecast eagerly awaited by schoolkids Forerunner of a white Christmas. Fourth word in "Jingle Bells" Frequent Arctic forecast Frosty flakes Frosty's DNA? Frosty's composition Frosty's constitution Frosty's favorite weather forecast Frosty's makeup Frosty, essentially Fuji's cap. Fuji's topper Future slush Frosty weather phenomenon ___ Falling on Cedars fall Winter ailment Figure whose wings melt in the sun Fruit whose flesh is pure white fruit Winter ailment Fruits known for their white flesh Formations from a blizzard, maybe Footwear for a blizzard Footwear for the Canadian arctic Fuji summit Fujiyama feature Formulaic use of a much-repeated idiom, as "I'm not a [fill in profession], but I play one on TV" Fair purchase Frozen carnival treat Frequent catch on TV's "Deadliest Catch" Fall break? Flower that usually blooms in winter Fragrant windflowers Former Maine Senator Olympia Former longtime Maine senator Olympia Former rep Olympia Fell in flakes Fell in flurries Flurried, e.g. Formed a blanket, perhaps Forecast for improving winter weather? Feathery construction of tiny ice crystals Fluffy bits of blizzards Frozen playhouse for outdoor fun ... for con artists? Frozen slush Falling in flakes. Flattering insincerely Flurrying *Flattering deception Flatterer's glib effort Flattering deceit Flattering trickery Flattering deceptions Figure often having charcoal eyes Fragile piece of sculpture. Frosty of a Christmas song Frosty, e.g. Frosty, famously Frosty, for one Frosty, notably Front yard, for some Christmas decorators? Flaky fellows? Frosty and more Frosty characters fungus growing on grass under snow "Frozen" food #1 Falls in a blizzard Falls in a flurry Falls in flakes Falls in flurries Fools but good Forms a winter wonderland *Footwear for a winter hike Footwear in Greenland Footwear made by Northern Lites and Yukon Charlie's Fairy tale princess with seven dwarfs Fairy tale sister of Rose Red Fairy tale with a "mirror on the WALL" Friend of Grumpy Friend of a small seven Friend of a tiny septet Friend of our themesters? Friend of the Seven Dwarfs Flake-filled Facial feature of someone out in a blizzard? Flying polar predator Final-yr. students Fail to acknowledge Fail to include, say Fail to invite, maybe Fail to recognize, much like the Academy did(n't) when "Spider-Pig" wasn't nominated for Best Original Song Forsake, as by leaving coal in someone's stocking Feature of a compact revolver Feature of some .38's feature Revolver Fails to recognize the brilliant directing of, as Greta Gerwig FINELY ground tobacco Form of tobacco Fairly tight Far from baggy Far from loose-fitting Fitting a little tight Fitting closely Fitting closely, as a tight jacket Fits closely Former Secy. of Treasury. Former talk show host Tom "... ___ fool returneth to his folly": Proverbs 26:11 "Forsyte Saga" role FLAT piece of prepared substance Fat and lye product Fat product. Fatty acid product Film studied in physics labs First part of a never-ending saga Flakes in some boxes Flatter: Slang. Former TV series Foul mouthwash? *Floater in a luxurious bath Fragile sphere. Family line of bar makers? Flattered: Slang. Flatterer: Slang. Filled with more melodrama First step in a cleansing task. Fifteen-minute show, originally Fare named for their original sponsors Fragrant cakes. Foam of a sort. foam or lather produced when soap is mixed with water Full of lather Frothy daytime fare? Fly a glider Fly aloft Fly at a great height Fly gloriously Fly heavenward Fly high in the sky Fly high, as an eagle Fly higher than high Fly in the clouds Fly into the wild blue yonder Fly like a condor Fly like a falcon Fly like a glider Fly like a hawk Fly like a kite Fly like a pterodactyl Fly like a vulture Fly like hopes Fly like the eagles Fly majestically Fly on high. Fly sky-high Fly through the sky Fly to great heights Fly up high Fly upward Fly upwards Fly very high Fly with eagles Fly with the eagles Fly without running the engine fly upwards or high in the sky Flew aloft. Flew high Flew like a falcon Flew like an eagle Flew majestically Flew to great heights Flew upward Former prime minister and (later) president of Portugal Mario Flies above all Flies aloft. Flies among the clouds Flies heavenward Flies high Flies in the clouds Flies like a condor Flies like an eagle Flies upward Flies with eagles Food considered polite to eat loudly in Japan Florida mecca for fashion models, for short Fruit-flavored juice brand Far from drunk Far from hammered Far from wasted Fit for designated driving Fit to drive Forgoing alcohol Forgoing frivolity Frightful bores, sedate and rational Ferber bestseller Ferber favorite Ferber novel of 1924 Ferber opus Ferber size? Ferber's Pulitzer Prize novel Ferber's Pulitzer Prize work Ferber's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Ferber's Pulitzer novel Ferber's Pulitzer-winning novel Film based on a Ferber novel Fanciful names. Follower of Engels: Abbr. feudal right to hold court FEUDAL tenure of land involving payment of rent Flutterer around Orange County and L.A.? Falsely designated. FUTBOL Foosball's basis Football for Americans? Football, in most places Football, outside the U.S. Football, somewhere Football, to Americans Father on the sidelines Fathers who attend all their kids' games, say Friendly and pleasant Friendly at parties Friendly gathering Facial expression or body language, for example Fancy party regular Facebook, Instagram, etc. Facebook, e.g. Facebook, for example Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts, informally Forward-looking system Field including history, and a hint to the ends of the answers to starred clues Formal groups with similar interests Fellowship, club, group of people Fashion no-no with a flip-flop