Letter F 128250–128500

Four-time role for Ford Frequently improvised feature of jazz Feature for a lead singer Failed to start a sing-along Finished a flight-training requirement Flew alone Flew by oneself Flew like Amelia Earhart did across the Atlantic Flew or sang alone Forwent a co-pilot Flying alone, e.g. Flying by oneself Featured chorus member Featured musician Featured performer Featured player First-chair violinist, perhaps Featured choristers Featured musicians Featured performers, perhaps Featured players Featured performers in a concerto, perhaps Featured chorus lines First flights. Flies a single seater. Flies an airplane alone Flies by oneself Flies on one's own Flies without a co-pilot Flies without an instructor Flies without the instructor Flight milestones Flight school achievements Flight school feats Flight school finals Flight school highlights Flight school milestones Flight-school tests Flights alone Flights by Blair and Odom. Flights like Lindy's Flights sans instructors Flights with no copilot Flights with no instructor Forgoes a co-pilot Forgoes the flight instructor Fifth notes Fifth notes on a music scale Fifths of Beethoven? Fifths on a staff Fifths, on musical scales Fall follower First day of summer or winter First day of summer, e.g. Former Chicago Symphony conductor Former Chicago Symphony conductor Georg Former Chicago conductor Former Chicago conductor Sir Georg Feature of this crossword, if you're good "___ for _x_ " (instruction on an algebra test) FIND answer to Figure out who-done-it Figure out, as a puzzle Figure out, like a mystery Fill completely, as a crossword grid Fill this graph Fill this puzzle Find a solution for Find an answer Find the answer to Find the answer to, as an equation Find the answers Find the key to Find the key. Find the value of "X" Find x, say Finish a crossword Finish a crossword puzzle Finish a puzzle Finish, as a crossword Finish, as a puzzle Finish, like a sudoku puzzle find the answer to (a problem) find the solution to or understand the meaning of Figured out, as a mystery Filled in a c.w.p. Finished what you're currently doing Found x, maybe Found x, perhaps *Frequent problem faced by algebra students Financially in a position to meet all debts Fans of black-and-white squares Finds the answer to First between England and Scotland. Foxlike cat breed French protectorate. From Mogadishu From a country in the Horn of Africa From a part of Northeast Africa Flogging whip, in Mogadishu? Funereal, in Folkestone Focus of a Mexican dance "___ friend you are!" Far from negligible. Finish for hand or win Five or ten, say Four or five, say Friml song Film about Julia Child? Film with the closing line "Well, nobody's perfect" film with curtis lemmon and monroe "Finally, a bit of sanity out there!" First in a series of Web postings Famous middle name in literature. First name of author of "The Moon and Sixpence." Flip side of "Come Together" from time to time, now and then from some place or other First World War battlefield French WWI battle site French battle site of 1916 French battle site of WWI French river in W.W. I news French river in fierce W.W. I fighting Former Nicaraguan dictator "Favorite" or "prodigal" one "Favorite" person "Favorite" sibling "Fortunate ___" (Creedence Clearwater Revival song) Father's boy, commonly Family's male child Father’s boy Fam boy Familiar from of address. Family boy Family business partner Family business partner, often Family fellow Family member inaptly found in "ladies only" Family tree branch Family's boy Father and Holy Ghost go-between Father's Day gift giver Father's Day gift giver, perhaps Father's boy Father's pride Father-___ talk Favorite relative in politics? Fernando Tatis, Jr., to Fernando Tatis Filial one. Fils at the other end of the Chunnel Fils. First word of many a "birds and the bees" talk First word of many sequel titles Follower in the line of succession, sometimes Follower of "&" in many business names Ford's Edsel, e.g. Founder's successor, at times Founder's successor, in some cases Founder's successor, often Founder's successor, perhaps Founder's sucessor, often Franklin, to Sara Future heir, perhaps Fathometer, basically Feature of some fishing boats Fish detector Fish finder Fish locator Fish tracker Fish-finder technology Fish-finding aid Fish-finding apparatus Fish-finding device Fish-finding tool Fish-tracking aid Fishing-boat accessory Fleet finder Fly around north with navigational tool (5) finder Echo Finding things? Form of classical music field milk-thistle from the French for probe "___ for My Father" (1964 Horace Silver standard) Feature of the Hit Parade. Fields-McHugh creation Fight or protest follower For a __ (cheaply) For a __ (inexpensively) For a ___ (cheap) Fred Astaire, e.g. Flying Crown Ranch plane "Footloose" and "Ghostbusters," e.g. Fake book contents Fake-book contents Fake-book material Film actress Braga First name of a justice Franco-Russian artist Delaunay French designer Rykiel French painter Delaunay *First Hispanic Supreme Court justice First Latina justice, successor to David Souter Fast food chain with the Wacky Pack kid's meal Fast-food chain that serves cherry limeade over pellet ice Fast-food chain with carhops Fast-food chain with nugget ice Fast-food chain with retro flair Fictional hedgehog with a "spin dash" move Fiery Cheeseburger restaurant Footlong Quarter Pound Coney fast food place Former Seattle NBAer Former Seattle pro Fun hedgehog Fast food outlets that serve Popcorn Chicken Po'Boys Former (and likely future) Seattle NBA team Former Seattle hoopsters, familiarly Former Seattle team now in Oklahoma City, familiarly Former Seattle team, familiarly Former name for the N.B.A.'s Thunder, informally Former name of the NBA's Thunder, informally Frequent June acquisition. Figure skater Henie First name in skating Fourteen heroic lines. Fourteen lined poem Fourteen-line poem Fourteen-line work Frost form Fourteen-line verse form often used by Shakespeare "__ from the Portuguese" Fourteen-line poems Former heavyweight champ Liston Fredo Corleone's older brother Former California congressman '-- Flubber' (film sequel) Film sequel title phrase Film sequel words ____ Frankenstein: 1939 sequel "Ffff... reaking unbelievable" "Fuuuuuuu... OK that really hurts..." First baby picture, often First baby picture, perhaps First picture in a baby book, perhaps Full-sounding: Mus. Feature of James Earl Jones's voice FULL in sound Full-toned "&" follower in some business names