Letter F 131250–131500

Film's final birth Fame and fortune Fame in the field of sports or entertainment Fame and fortune's pinnacle Film fame F.S. hit: 1962 Fine meteoric matter Fail to blink Far more than a glance Faraway look Fasten one's eyes on earnestly Fix one's eyes Fix your eyes Fixate upon Fixate upon (with "at") Fixed gaze Focus fiercely Focus on winning a contest? Focused look Fix one's eyes upon Fix one's gaze on Fixed one's eyes Fixed one's focus Fixed one's gaze Fixed one's gaze on Fixed one's gaze on nothing Fixed gazes Fixed glassy looks Fish whose arms if they break off, it can turn into a new fish Five-armed marine creature Five-armed sea creature Five-rayed seabed dweller *Fictional space force satirized in John Scalzi's "Redshirts" Fictional organization run by "the Federation" Former Pirate slugger Willie Five-__ (MacArthur, e.g.) " . . . first ___ see tonight" (wishing verse) ". . . first ___ see tonight" "First _____ see..." Former controversial cohost of "The View" "Framing Britney Spears" director Samantha Former Heinz brand Five-pointed, say Famed Biblical sight *Figure on blue-and-white flags Famous gem once owned by J.P. Morgan Field leader Fab Four drummer Ringo Fab Four last name Fictional journalist, Brenda ____ Fictional reporter Brenda First Super Bowl M.V.P. First Super Bowl MVP 1953 A.L. Football Hall of Famer Bart Football Hall-of-Famer Bart Football legend Bart Football legend Bart Father of Former "Thomas & Friends" narrator Ringo who was also once a professional musician Former Beatle Former McCartney bandmate Former New York hip-hop group Gang ___ Former Packer hero Flag description. Film featuring a top name. Fab Four member's orienteering business? Football UFO? Filled with twinklers favorite sky Astronomer British full of or like stars Filled with wonder and optimism Fruit flies with this gene have swirling wing-hair patterns "__ Fell on Alabama" Fallers on Alabama in a Mitchell Parish song Famous performers Film favourites Film people Film review graphic Film's top performers Film-rating units Firmament lights Flag features Flag of Chicago quartet Fourth-day creations Frequent sci-fi subjects Film about a celebrity golf tournament? Flag figures Flag-waving Sousa march Frequent American flier? Figurative signs of joy Former TV cops Featuring big-name performers Film come-on False or head follower First inning. First square of many board games First word in mazes First-stringers do it Flying or head Follower of head or red Found, as a business Found, e.g. Found, say Frightened movement. From ___ to finish First step in a process face the first batter First day on the job *Forgot the past First course on menus First one on the field First pitcher First-inning pitcher First-pitch thrower First-string player First-stringer First-team member Flywheel, maybe first course of a meal First critters on a farm? First base? First house Fixer-upper, perhaps Fixer-upper, perhaps, and a hint to the answers to starred clues Foothold in the housing market Fun-size candy bar? For __ (initially) *Firmest offer First places in races? First square of a crossword? First weapons used in a knife fight? First beer container for the gang? First player on the mound First-inning hurler Football team's opening field general Frighten suddenly Frightened mildly Frightened suddenly Frightening sorts First step in making a razor sharpener? Famous publicist? *Film words before "Nemesis," "Into Darkness" and "Beyond" Film in which Zachary Quinto played Spock Franchise featuring the USS Enterprise Franchise rebooted by J.J. Abrams in 2009 Franchise spawned in the '60s Franchise turning 50 next year Fits and _____ Fits companion Fits partners Fits' partner Fandango data From ___ finish From ___ finish (completely) Fledgling business Fledgling company Fledgling enterprise ... and what the first word of the answers to starred clues can literally do Fledgling businesses "Feed a cold, __ a fever" "Feed a cold, ___ a fever" (dubious folk wisdom) Fast to excess Fast to the extreme Fast too long Feel a craving, with "for" Feel a strong desire Feel a strong desire (for) Feel a strong need Feel a strong need (for) ___ for (be in great need of). Film showcasing a specific actor Fails to feed Feels a strong need (for) Film phenomenon since '77 Film series with Luke Skywalker Film that introduced "the Force" Film with Han Solo First Solo appearance First film to surpass the box-office record of "Jaws" First movie to gross over $400 million at the U.S. box office First of six films that was later retitled Episode IV: A New Hope Force creation? Franchise set far, far away Franchise that begins "a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away . . ." Franchise with Sith Lords FM selections Failures to move Former East German secret Police Former German secret police Former German security service Flow Stoppage Blood flow Flow stoppage F. O. A. chief. FOA head. Frequent campaigner Harold Frequent presidential aspirant Harold Frequent runner Harold F. O. A. director and family. Factoid for fantasy baseball Factoid on a sports broadcast Factual figure Fan's factoid Fantasy baseball datum Fantasy football figure Fantasy football tidbit Fantasy golf factoid, briefly Fantasy league datum Fantasy league factoid Fantasy league figure Fantasy league no. Fantasy league tidbit Fantasy player's concern Fantasy sports datum Fantasy sports factoid Fantasy sports nugget Fantasy-football factoid Fax relative Field goal avg., e.g. Field goal pct., e.g. Field goal percentage, e.g. Field goal percentage, for one Field goals or RBIs Field goals, e.g. FiveThirtyEight datum Football's QB rating, for one Forthwith, to physicians Free throw avg., e.g. Free throw percentage, e.g. Frequently found with "line" or "sheet" in analysis Fair or trooper Federation member First department Formally present Financial assistance for many U.S. college students Food stamps, e.g. *Future attorney's hurdle Far from tacit "Foggy Bottom." For Hawaii and Alaska? Federal statute trumps it Fugitive's destination, maybe Fugitive's goal, perhaps Fugitive's goal, sometimes Fugitives often try to cross them First word of "Ulysses" Financial reports. "Forward," to Wisconsin "Friendship" for Texas, e.g. "Friendship" or "Forward" For W. Va., it's "Montani Semper Liberi" Famed N.Y.C. vessel Free New York City transport
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