Letter F 132250–132500

Failed to tip Fails to tip FIELD access FIELD gate Farm gate Fence bridger Fence crosser Fence crossing Fence crossover Fence feature, perhaps Fence overpass. Fence passage Fence stairs Fence step. Fence steps Fence straddler Fence-climber's aid Fence-crossing aid Fence-crossing spot Fence-straddling device. Field crossing Field pass? Field steps Fixture at a subway entrance Framing member of a door. Farecard takers Farm passages Fence crossings Fence overpasses. Fence straddlers Fashion items that may be a bit steep Footwear mentioned in "Party in the U.S.A." Founder of osteopathy. frame or stand for keeping things off the ground, such as casks in a brewery Frat Pack member Ben Father-and-son comedic actors fish with the line and bait resting still or stationary in the water Fruit in a Gallery Art Fruit of art Fruit-bowl painting Fruit in a gallery, maybe Feeling during meditation Film frames Film photos Film releases? Film studio stock Frames for a Tinseltown job? Fictional band in the movie "Almost Famous" Fiat Bravo predecessors Features of some beach houses Foundation for a home on a bayou Friend of Ren F. D. R.'s Secretary of War. FDR's Secretary of War. Former Secretary of War. "Fear Street" author "Fear Street" author R.L. Former Charlotte WNBA team Former English teacher Gordon Sumner, to the world Former Police chief? Former Police man Former W.N.B.A. team that shared an arena with the Hornets Fish with whiplike tail. Famous Muhammad Ali phrase about his fighting technique Famous Muhammad Ali line Fizz added to "Every Breath You Take"? Fish whose tail is longer than its body Fish with a dangerous tail Fish with a venomous tail Fish with a whiplike tail Fish with dangerous spines Fish with venomous tail Flat fish with venomous tail Fish with whiplike tails. Feels like a lash Fully earn a one-star review Foul-smelling prank items Film that rates no stars Fixed period of work Fixed task. Fixed payt. Feather grass Fern stalk. Fixed income Fixed pay Fixed salaries Fixed sum, for some Fellows may receive them Fellows might receive them Fellowship sums Fixed payments, as for students Fixed regular payments Fixed salaries, as of clergymen. Fixed salaries, usually too small. Family stock: Law. Frond supporters Finish making Kool-Aid Fix martinis Flutter one's eyelids, say Flutter the eyelids, say Follow a cookbook directive Follow a recipe direction Follow a recipe directive Foment, with "up" First course at the prison? Foot support for an equestrian Foothold of a kind. Footrest of a kind. Footrest of sorts Farewell drink Firefighting device Firefighting device employing a foot bracket Finishes preparing Tang Follows recipe directions Foment dissent Foment, as trouble Foment difficulty French knots, for example. former Dutch coin worth Famed show-biz report Frederickton's river Financial offering (Abbr.) First Olympics host outside of Europe, briefly First U.S. city to host the Olympic Games First U.S. city to host the Olympics (Abbr.) Fashion designer Yves Fifth cen. pope Fifth cen. pope called "The Great" Fifth century pontiff Fifth-c. Pope dubbed "the Great" Fifth-cen. pope Fifth-cen. pope called "The Great" Fifth-cent. canonized pope Fifth-century canonized pope Fifth-century pontiff Fifth-century pope dubbed "the Great" Fifth-century pope who turned Attila away from Rome Fifth-century pope with the epithet "the Great" Fifth-century pope, the first to receive the title "the Great" Fla. University named for a pope Florida University named for a pope Florida city named after a canonized pope Florida college named for a "great" pope Florida univ. affiliated with the Catholic Church Florida univ. named for a canonized pope Florida university named after a pope, for short Florida university or its town Fr. battle site Fr. battle site of WW II France's so-called "Capital of the Ruins" French WWII town French battle site in '44 French battle site in W.W. II French battle site of '44 French battle site west of Caen French battle site: 7/7/44 French capital of the Manche, briefly French city in hedgerow country. French city near Caen French city sacked in the Hundred Years War French city with a unicorn on its coat of arms French city with the nickname "Capital of the Ruins" French commune Samuel Beckett mentioned in "The Capital of the Ruins" French commune occupied in WWII French town W. of Caen French town destroyed in 1944 French town fortified by Charlemagne French town in '44 news French town in W.W. II fighting French town in WWII fighting French town in the hedgerow country. French town of W.W. II French town of WWII French town of WWII fame French town on the Vire Fair town, 1904. First U.S. city to host the Olympics Fremont's headquarters Fair location, remember? French germ fighter in Missouri? Former freeway exits near the Gateway Arch? Freeway exits near the Gateway Arch? Florida county or its port Famed N.Y.C. hospital Fortified French resort Fortified seaport in France. French battleground of 1944 French port on English Channel. French town on English Channel. French walled city on the English Channel First Bishop of Alexandria Founder of Egyptian Christianity Fig. in many churches Figure in many religious paintings Fort Wayne river Famed children's magazine: 1873–1940 Full-figured fella usually depicted w/ a nightcap Famous chimney worker Figure in a Clement Clarke Moore poem Former N. Y. fistic arena. Furnace man: Abbr. Furnace tender: Abbr. Feature of Greek architecture. Feature of old Greek architecture Feature of some Greek buildings Feature of some classical architecture Features of Athens' ancient agora Fur-changing animal found in Eurasia and North America Food for ermines? Ferret cousins Ferrets' cousins Fishers' cousins Furry animals with black-tipped tails *Fitting way to invest in Campbell's Fill the shelves Fill with fish Fill with merchandise Fill, as shelves Fill, like shelves Foundation for a soup Foundation for soups. ___ footage Fort lockup Fort sort Frontier structure Fill grocery store shelves? Familiar literary figure Familiar stage parts Filled the larder Filled the shelves Full, as a pantry Fully supplied, as shelves Filling the shelves with no leftover merchandise or space? Fireplace décor friendliness is the salesman's stock in trade Famous film introduction farmer who breed or raises livestock Falling __ (bull's woe) Fill the shelves while unclothed? Fancy pickles to stash Flown by cows? *Financial page listing Fills the shelves Fills the larder Feature of Chicago. Food that is heavy and filling Filling canine with hole at the front, cutting into infected area Five-cent cigars Foul smoke Far from demonstrative