Letter F 128750–129000

Fruit workers. First-class personal? Fighter pilot's mission Fire pilot's misson Flight on a combat mission French exit FORM of argument Fighter pilots fly them Francis Marion's ploys Feeling out of __ Fern cluster Fern-frond formation Fungal spore mass Former "Law and Order" actor Familiar telegraphy sequence Flare, maybe Flashed message Foundering call Foundering plea Foundering ship's signal Foundering signal Frantic appeal Frantic signal Frantic signal at sea Frantic transmission Famous help signal for help Call Fifth 600-home-run-club member Fifth player to hit 600 homers Fifth slugger to hit 600 homers First N.L. Hank Aaron Award winner First batter to hit a home run against every Major League Baseball team First to ever hit 20 homers in one month in Major League Baseball Former Cub Sammy Former Cub slugger Former Cub star Former Cubs slugger Former Cubs slugger Sammy Former Rangers slugger Sammy Former Wrigley Field star Former home run champ Sammy Former president of the U.N. General Assembly Former slugger Sammy Four-time member of the 50 Home Run Club Future star athlete who debuted with the Rangers in 1989 Follower of "Too bad," in an expression of mock pity Family of Slammin' Sammy Fair (hyph.) Fair to middlin' Fair to mlddling Fair-to-middlin' Far from wonderful Fine, but not great Fair reviews Flip response to a complaint Flippant alternative to 'I'm sorry' Flippant response to a rebuke Falstaff, for instance Fields characterization Fixed: Dial. Foster Brooks persona Frequent downer? Frequent reorderer? Fuddler Fool's play of yore French medieval farce Florida representative Darren Florida's De ___ National Monument Former baseball pitcher Mario First Latina nominated for the Supreme Court Figuratively speaking Figuratively Followers of "liquid diets" Frequent reelers Fool: Old English. Five centimes in old France Five centimes, formerly Five centimes, once Five or ten centimes, once Five-centime coin Five-centime piece Five-centime piece of old Flaky Chinese pastry Former French franc fraction Former French penny Former coin of France Former franc fraction Former franc part Former low-value coin Former small coin. Franc fraction of yore French coin of proverbial fame French coin of yore French coin, once French pittance Flirtatious maid, in French drama Fancy nickname. French Legion locale. Fluffy dish Fluffy egg dish Frothy dish made with egg whites Faustian commodity First Pixar film with a Black protagonist Focus of some searching? Food or music Franklin's forte Franklin's genre Fried chicken, cornbread, collard greens, etc. Full of deep feeling. Facial hair also known as a "mouche" Frank Zappa or Dizzy Gillespie feature Frank Zappa's facial hair style First word of Keats's "Lines on the Mermaid Tavern" Faulkner novel, with "The" Faulkner title, with "The" Feedback source for new ideas Foley artist's output Fare made from stock First course in a tureen First course option Food in a memorable "Seinfeld" episode French onion ___ From___to nuts Formal duds Formal evening attire, informally Formal evening dress: Slang. Fed with liquid food. Foggier: Colloq. First-course items First-course options First three words of a series Fogged-in. Foglike Fermented, as milk follower Whiskey drink Flanders red ale, for example Footnote acknowledgment Footnote content, often Fonts Footnote data For being sulky, use... Further disenchanted "Foxy" comment on the unattainable Fabled remark Face-saving disdain of something unattainable Feigned disdain Fox's conclusion, in an Aesop fable Fox's feeling in an Aesop fable Fruit dish that's not available ... though no one wanted it anyway? Fruit in an Aesop fable Fruit of a sort. Flautist's fluff Fruit of a certain evergreen Five-centime coins Five-centime pieces Former French franc fractions French coins, 5 centimes. French for "under" Famous bandmaster. Former Marine band leader. Far from a casual drinker Fields, in "The Bank Dick" French-developed form of cooking in a precisely temperature-controlled water bath FRENCH cassock From which the Auster blows. Fighting Irish campus site From Dixie From Texas, say Florida 7, Georgia 7? Feature of many country singers' voices Famous TV ranch Ford and Guidry From Polynesia and environs From Mom From Ho Chi Minh City Flier with a Rapid Rewards program Franz Drdla's popular piece. Former Eng. coin Former Soho coin Former Soho coin, for short Former coin of G.B. From Russ., before 1991 From Stalingrad, e.g.: Abbr. From the USSR Former Russian council Former Union Former USSR citizens collectively Farming noun or verb Farmyard critter Farmyard mother Fat farm creature Fat farm female Female Tamworth Female badger Female hedgehog or hog Female in the pen Female panda Female pig Female slop eater Female swine Foment, as suspicion Frequent grunter Farming school activity? Farmer in April Farmer, in spring Fellow in a field Figure in one of the parables of Jesus Future reaper Farmers in the spring. Folks in fields Female pigs on the farm Farm femmes Female hogs Female pigs Female porkers Females with pig tails Females with pig-tails Follows up after a harrowing experience? Foments, as discord Frequent wallowers Female pigs on the farm Farm female/ short chat/ be short/ gave rise to "Fever Pitch" team Fenway Park crew, for short Fenway Park nine, for short Fenway Park players, for short Fenway Park squad Fenway Park team, in headlines Fenway fellows Fenway or Guaranteed Rate athletes Fenway squad Fenway squad, familiarly Fenway squad, for short Fenway squad, in brief Follower of Red or White Follower of White or Red Footwear in baseball? Fenway bleacherite Faux cheese ingredient Faux meat base Flour may be made with it Food whose British form takes an "A" at the end Far East export to England Forage beans Fried rice condiment Fry day staple From these we get linoleum, glue, soap, house paint, etc. Frank, but not really? French chef / revolutionist Alexis Food brand that's actually very inhuman?