Letter F 137000–137250

First-time biology student, usually First-time driver, often First-time intern, say First-time voter, often First-time voter, perhaps First-year college student, usually Follower of four or six but not three or five Follower of four or six, but not five Former Tiger Beat rival Former girls' magazine Former tot Four or six follower Four, six or seven attachment Fox's ___ Choice Awards Freddy Adu, for one Freddy Krueger victim Frequent texter Freshman, most likely Freshman, probably Freshman, typically Freshman, usually Freshman, very often Frosh, probably Future adult Future duogenarian? Future twentysomething fellow young person!"? Funk singer __ Marie First word of TMNT Fake ID user, maybe Family rebel, stereotypically From 12 to 20. Frankie Avalon role in "Grease" Feature of many coming-of-age movies Feeling of dread felt by young adults Former magazine aimed at adolescents Flick for adolescents Fabian, e.g. Fiction targeted to high-schoolers Follow-up series to MTV's "16 and Pregnant" Fake ID flashers, sometimes Fake ID holders, maybe Fake ID users, often Ferris Bueller and friends Ferris Bueller's peers First-time drivers, often Formative years Freezing temperatures Freezing temps Frequent targets of peer pressure Frequent texters Freshmen, usually Frigid forecast Frigid forecast, by most reckoning Frigid temperatures Frigid temps Frigid winter highs Frivolous years Future adults Future twentysomethings fans MTV cartoon girl Finer, as print Fashion/political publication aimed at young women Fibber McGee's little friend Fly-size Frisbee golf starting point Flap-door home Flimsy dwelling Field houses? Fairway gizmos Fairway props Football balancers Football holders Football kickers' aids Football or golf supporters Football props Football stands Football supporters Free shirts, often Funny shirts, often Funny shirts, sometimes Freebie at a recruiting event Freebie on the seats at some NBA playoff games First drive First stroke First stroke of a round First strokes Fuddy-duddy on the golf course? Falter on one's feet Falter on your feet Felt the strain of brinksmanship Flirt with disaster Fights for balance Fangs and tusks Fangs, e.g. Flossing beneficiaries Force, metaphorically Foursome's reservation From __ green French cookware manufacturer Fabric protection brand Frying-pan coating Fleece of a 2-year-old sheep. Former dandruff shampoo brand Facetiously mistyped Internet article Flirtatious giggle Flirting giggle Flirty laugh Flirtatious giggles Furtive giggles Ferrante's partner Former Yankees slugger Mark Follow Tony Stark around? Far off: Comb. form. Far: Comb. form Far: Prefix Fig. with an exchange Filofax abbr. First part of an Israeli city. Father of Ajax Father of Ajax and Teucer Father of Ajax, friend of Hercules. Figure for a pillar. "Faraway" beginning Far (Pref) Far away at the start Far off: Prefix Far, in combinations Fender guit. Fender mod. Fender model (Abbr.) From afar: Comb. form First part of 'vision' seen from afar Fiber biz Fiber optics field Fax machine Former Water Pik parent Former Waterpik manufacturer formerly, a message sent by telegraph FILM made for television Fish with a bony skeleton Flame who you mostly just text with? Former hotel fixtures For shooting from afar feature-length film made for television Futuristic travel method Futuristic travel method (which explains how the last words of the theme answers got there) Found on Mount Wilson. Family-room feature Form of crowdfunding Fund-raiser on the tube Fundraising show Fundrasing broadcast Fund-raising programs FAX forerunner Fax predecessor Fax forerunners Forerunners of computers Field of entertainment. Fax ancestor Fax machine's forefather Fax precursor Fax's kin Fax's older cousin Fax's predecessor Fax's relative forerunner E-mail Form of road pavement. Fungi spore cases FUNGI fruit (pert. to) FUNGUS dots (pert. to) FUNGUS parts (pert. to) Fabled archer Fail to zip your lip Famed archer Famous archer Fidgeting during a poker game, e.g. Fidgety hands at the poker table, for example Flub at the poker table Follow up a kiss? Full of salacious stories "Father of the H Bomb" "Father of the H-bomb" "Father of the hydrogen bomb" Famed nuclear scientist Family on "Eerie, Indiana" Fortune or bank Farmers, often Fortune and bank Fibbing about music? Feminist guide to public speaking? First two words of Longfellow's "Psalm of Life.” Famed Uri family Flushes, e.g., in poker Frank and honest person. Film-fest town Flat screen? Flat-screen in a flat "Family Matters" actress Hopkins Final: Comb. form fundamental unit of a plant's structure Final aim, to a philosopher Final purpose, to Aristotle First privately owned satellite First satellite to transmit a phone call through space, 1962 follower Pro Foolish contempt of danger Foolish boldness. F or C reading F or C reading, for short F. or C. Family leave-taker's replacement Figure in the weather report: Abbr. Fill in at the office Fill in for a bit Fill in sporadically Fill-in at an office Fill-in at the office Fill-in at the office, briefly Fill-in at work Fill-in employee Fill-in from an agency Fill-in worker Fill-in worker, briefly Fill-in worker, for short Forecast no. Forecast stat fill-in Office aide (abbr.) Fiesta Bowl city Fiesta Bowl setting Fiesta Bowl site Fiesta Bowl site until 2007 Former Fiesta Bowl city Former Fiesta Bowl site Filled in at an office Filled in at the office Fermented soybean cake Frances E. Willard's field of activity. First video game with a selectable level of difficulty FREEMASON FRENCH knights, order of Freemasonry members Forehead part Former juvenile star. Faith hill? Forehead sides for a limited time only for a short period only Fun application F or C readings