Letter F 136250–136500

Fez dangler Fez feature Fez or loafer feature Fez ornament Fez topper Fringe benefit of graduation? Fringe element? Features of fezzes Fez danglers Fez decorations Fez features Fringe elements Fringe material Fringe, maybe Ferrara Renaissance poet Fashionista's asset Feeling from one's buds? Find flavor First experience First small bite Focus of some tests Fondness; bent Food buyer's consideration Food lover's sense Free sample Free sample at the market Function of certain buds Flavor detector Flavor savorer Flavor sensor Food sensor -- -Freez (ice cream shop chain) ___ Freez (soft-serve ice cream chain) ___-Freez (soft-serve brand) Far from offensive Far from tacky Fashion sense: A Fashion arbiter Flavor checker Food critic in action Food sampler Food tester First the chardonnay, then the merlot, then the cabernet? Food samplers. Feels bitter, say? Food sampling Food brand comparisons Famous Skittles slogan inviting colorful experience Food-ad comparative French Laundry offering Finger-licking good Fashion a doily Feline, to Tweety Feline, to Tweety Pie Flower pic on your arm, say Folk art? Forever stamp? "Farewell, fellow-Briton!" "Farewell, folks!" in Folkestone Familiar leave-taking. Farewell, in Essex Farewell, informally First half of the initialism TTFN Flippant farewell. Folkestone farewell Farewell note that Japanese put on the floor Floor mat in a teahouse Flooring in a room called a "zashiki" Flooring made with rice straw Furnishing in many a tearoom Flooring in a ryokan Former compact Indian auto, once billed as the world's cheapest car, whose name sounds like a Brit saying goodbye to an iPod Follower of Genghis Khan. Follower of Tamerlane. follower Genghis Khan Former Eurasian area. Familiar farewells. Farewells, à la small fry. Fleet Street farewells "Farewell, polliwog" Farewell snack? FRENCH art gallery Famed London art institution Famed art patron Henry Famed gallery Family name in "A Rage to Live" Famous London art gallery. Famous art gallery in London. Famous art gallery. Famous gallery. Foster film "Little Man ___" Founder of National Art Gallery, 1892. French fry starter Four-bagger in Idaho? Fries source, slangily Fry source, colloquially Fries, slangily Flight-related, in combinations Food item cooked "to a light golden color" Food item sometimes called a "spud puppy" Fried grade school morsel Fried side dish Frozen food side dish Family in TV's "Soap" Family on "Soap" Famed French actor Famed pantomimist Famous French comedian. Film comedian Jacques Film maker Jacques Filmic oncle Filmmaker Jacques Filmmaker hidden in "what a time" Filmmaker on Entertaiment Weekly's 50 Greatest Directors list with the fewest movies (six) Films' M. Hulot French actor Jacques French actor/director French comedian. French comedic filmmaker French comedy legend Jacques French comic Jacques French comic actor French comic actor Jacques French director French director Jacques French director who inspired Spielberg for "The Terminal" French film director Jacques French film funnyman French filmmaker Jacques French funnyman Jacques French pantomime actor French pantomimist French slapstick star French star Jacques Funny Jacques French comic filmmaker Jacques ___ funnyman Jacques French "From Russia With Love" Bond girl Romanova "Foolproof Tarte ___ & Rough Puff Pastry" (Claire Saffitz recipe) Fernando who got two grand slams in a single inning in 1999 Fashion statements in the 'hood Fashions lace Feet pics, say? Forms knotted lace edging. Figure meat and grain eaten by King Edward, say, part of English course Feature of a ragamuffin's outfit Frayed bit Founder of famous horse market in London. Famous horse market in London. Fancy vests FRIVOLITE Fink's activity "Fantasy Island" character "Fantasy Island" greeter "Fantasy Island" role Faddish 90's "art" Figure drawing? Figure on one's figure Features of Groucho's Lydia Fairly worn Fiber screen of India. Frayed and ragged Faux-lesbian Russian music duo First name among the "Paper Moon" cast First letter in the fourth quarter of the Greek alphabet Follower of sigma Follows sigma Franciscan cross Frat "T" Frat consonant Frat initial Frat name consonant Fraternal "T" Fraternity "T" Fraternity letter sometimes used in physics Full of bull? Ford debut of 1988 Ford introduction of 1986 Ford model that's also a zodiac sign Ford that shares its name with a bull Far from slack Filled with suspense Filled with tension Fine-strung Free of slack Fully extended Fully stretched Furthest stretched Firm condition. fish black Feature of a crab ready to molt? Final Hebrew letter First letter of "Torah" First of Tishri From aleph to _____ (running the gamut, in a Jewish expression) Fraunces' historic place in N. Y. C. French boites. First name on PBS Former TV talk show host Smiley Fancy playing marble. Fancy shooter Fancy shooting marble fulvous foolish or maladroit girl Fancy marble shooters. Fancy marbles Fancy shooters Fancy shooting marbles Figure often used to calculate a tip Figure on a receipt Figure on a sales slip Frog that must be declared? Financial professional who specializes in government levies Form 1040 filer's concern Filing deadline Flat ___ (some proponents of I.R.S. reform) Federal and state collections Financial charge from the government Failure to file, say Free of duties Financial shelter Financial shelter of a sort Federal revenue increaser Fare picker-upper Fare trade vehicle Fare way Fare-minded TV oldie? Fleet car, perhaps Follow up on a touchdown Foul-weather scarcity Futile call on a rainy day "Follow that car!" vehicle. Film about a psychotic loner Fare-minded Briton Fare computer Fleet called in the Curb app Fleet near an airport Forms of transport Football reserve groups Flippant attitude toward the I.R.S.? Filing by the IRS Fiscal event scheduled for January 1, 2013, colloquially Fiscal part of a candidate's platform Figure in brackets? Filing concern Form of despair? Filing span Financial span Fife firth Film performer Diggs