Letter F 132500–132750

Far from passionate Firmly restrained Follower of Zeno Follower of the philosopher Epictetus follower Zeno birthplace Far from emotional Foes of destructive emotions Followers of Epictetus Followers of Zeno Followers of a Greek philosophy Followers of an "enduring" philosophy Figure skater Elvis who won silver at the 1994 and 1998 Olympics Fan the fire Fan, as flames Feed a fire Feed a furnace Feed generously. Feed hot coals to Feed the fire Feed the furnace Feed the ship's boilers Feed with fuel Feed, as a fire Feed, as a furnace Feed, in a way. Fire furnaces Fire up, as emotions Fuel a fire Fuel a furnace Fuel the fire feed and tend (a fire or furnace) feed fire Fed as a fire Fed the furnace. Fueled a flame Fireside tool Fueler. Furnace man Furnace room worker Feeders of fires on freighters Fire feeders Fire tenders, in a way Firemen Furnace devices Furnace feeders Furnace men. Furnace tenders Feeds Feeds a fire Feeds a furnace Feeds fuel. Feeds the fire Feeds the furnace Feeds, as a fire Fuels, as a fire Fuels, as a furnace Feeding, as a fire Fireman's function Flexible flier, briefly Feathered fashion for a chilly opera night Fancy neckware for women Fancy shoulder wrap Fashionable accessory. Fashionable garment. Filched a fur scarf? Fur item Fur or cloth garment. Fur shawl Furrier's item Furry shoulder scarf Furry shoulder warmer Furry wear Furry wrap, perhaps Fur vault? Foul play at the ammonia factory? Fancy neckwear for women Fancy shoulder wear Favorite furs. Formal wraps Fur shoulder scarves Fur wraps Furry gifts. Furry wraps Fuzzy wraps Foe for Emerson and Newcombe Fred ___ of court fame Fred who won the 1966 U.S. tennis championship FRUIT and nut bread Frankfurt fruitcake Fruit-filled German loaf Fruity German bread Fruit-and-nut breads Fruit-studded German loaves FOREGUT Food converter Food depository Former article of dress. Flu side effect Fail to step lightly Fast jazz piece with a driving rhythm Fast jazzy dance Fast, driving rhythm Fast-tempo jazz composition Foot action in popular dance. Foot movement in modern dance. Foot pound? Foot-pound? Foot banger. Frequently visited places Foot-pounding oration? Feminist Lucy Former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Former U.S. Chief Justice Fourteen pounds in Brighton Fourteen pounds in England Fourteen pounds, in Britain Fourteen pounds, in Liverpool Fourteen pounds, in London Fourteen pounds, somewhere Fred and Wilma's house material Fred or Lewis Fred or Lucy Freshwater skipper? ___ fruit (they're the pits!) "Flintstones" setting First known period of human culture. First part of a progression Flintstones time Fred and Barney's era Fred and Barney's time Fred and Wilma's era Fred and Wilma's time Feature over the northern entrance to Yellowstone National Park Flat busted at the construction site? Florida seafood with tasty claws Finding the wall utterly fascinating, probably Fixed peaches Fixed the fruit Famous British rock group Famous rock group? FRINGED stargazer Foundation builder, perhaps Foundation worker Fred and Wilma's bedroom item? Feature of many a pizzeria Folk-rock trio featuring Linda Ronstadt Follower of suffragette Lucy Fruit tool Fruit-pitting device Fruit-pitting gizmo Films like "Up in Smoke" and "Reefer Madness" First international rock band to play in Cuba (2016), with "the" Fred and family of the theatre. Folk story about hungry travelers Fireplace facing, perhaps Famous sobriquet. Famed British rugby league forward nicknamed for his formidable defense Fends off the press e.g. Financial investments that, after they go to the moon, can get you tendies Far from expressive Frozen-faced Full of rocks Full of rocks, as a beach ___-faced (expressionless) Former world heavyweight champion, to Roget? ____ for Parliament ___ for (subbed) Failed to keep a date with: Slang. Failed to meet Failed to meet as planned Failed to meet old love after street party Faced down Filmland's Joe Besser, e.g. Fine character? Fine role Foil for a comedian. Foil on stage. Foil on the stage Foil or underling. Famous slapstick trio Film and TV trio Foils for comedians. Foils, in stage slang. Foils, stage style. Foils: Slang. Funny trio Form a pile of straw " . . . fettered to an office ___": G. & S. Foot or toad Film noir stock character Fall between two ___. Foot and toad Fountain seats. Feature at the front of a brownstone Feature of a brownstone front. Front door feature. Front staircase Front step. Front steps Flower holders on small porches? Features of brownstone fronts. Features of brownstones Features of many brownstones Front porches "Freeze!" ... or, when broken into three parts, how the answer for each of the six starred clues goes F-___ (camera part) F-___ (camera setting) F-number Finish doing Finish pulling over First of a cautionary trio Flute or reed, on an organ Four-way __: certain intersection Four-way ___ Fret on a guitar Fret on a guitar, etc. "...face that would ____ clock" Fail to look? Faucet with a rotating plug faucet consisting of a rotating device for regulating flow of a liquid "For crying out lou—!" Freeze in one's tracks *Fire safety phrase Fire safety emergency procedure involving three verbs in sequence Formal name for the Windows "blue screen of death" Film animation technique Film technique used in "Coraline" and "Fantastic Mr. Fox" Function of a motel. FILLING of tooth cavity F3.5 and F4.0 Familiar octagon Fit for a silo Fit for keeping Fit for warehousing Feature of some space-saving beds Flash drive function function Disk Clear, as a Flier's convenience Fragrant balsam "F Troop" actor Larry Fifth Avenue sight Five-and-dime, e.g. Future supply. find a place for and put away for storage Force against lifting? Force looking out for shoplifters Factory outlets Feeds a memory bank Floorwalkers' milieu. FIRST floor