Letter F
Football's Chiefs, originally
from texas
"Friday Night Lights" state
"Friendship" is its motto
Former republic
Feature of the Bush and Johnson White Houses
Feast à la L.B.J.
Fly that irks a fielder.
Fix the marquee "A STRANGER SEX"
Ferris wheel in Dallas that is the tallest in North America
Fort Worth foreigner?
Fajitas and such
Fajitas, for one
Fodder for deconstruction
Formal writing... or informal writing
Flight delay notification, perhaps
First-day-of-college purchase
Formed by weaving.
fabric or cloth, esp woven
Fabric shop in the town's center?
Facilities doing looming
___ From Last Night (website that collects regrettable messages)
Fabric quality
Fabric's weave
Feel of a fabric
Feel of a surface
Feel the surface
French kitchenware brand
Football alignment named for its shape
Football arrangement
Football-team positioning on offense
"__F!": pre-weekend cry
-- Friday's
-- Friday's (eatery chain)
-- Friday's (eatery)
-- Friday's (restaurant chain)
-- Friday's (restaurant)
Friday letters that precede "F"
Friday's initialism
Friday's preceder?
__ Friday's (Applebee's rival)
__F: end-of-the-week sigh
___ Friday's (casual-dining chain)
___ Friday's (chain with endless appetizers)
___ Friday's (restaurant chain known for its endless appetizers)
___ Fridays ("Happy Every Hour" restaurant)
____ Friday's (popular restaurant chain)
"Finally, the end of the week!"
"Finally, the weekend!"
"Finally, the weekend's in sight!"
"Finally, the work week is over!"
"Friyay!"
Four happy letters?
Freedom cry, for some
Fri. mantra
Fri. party
Fri. refrain?
France's high-speed train
French bullet train
French high-speed rail inits.
First word of six Lil Wayne album titles
Fourth Arabic letter
Fourth letter in Arabic
Fourth letter of the Arabic alphabet
Former Mississippi senator Cochran
Far East cuisine
Folks on the Chao Phraya
From Bangkok, say
From Chiang Mai, e.g.
From Nonthaburi
From Phuket
Flier in Bangkok
Forebrain areas
Forebrain sections
Former German dollar.
former German, Austrian, or Swiss silver coin
Former German coins
Father of Greek philosophy
FUNGUS body
Flower by Big Ben
Flower of London
famous river that flows through london
Family team at Henley?
"Faster _ a speeding bullet..."
"Faster __ a speeding ..."
Follower of greater or lesser
" faster __ speeding bullet"
"Faster ___ speeding . . . "
Figure of Hades
Feudal Scottish baron
Feudal aristocrat
Feudal baron
Feudal landholder
Feudal lord in Scotland
Feudal lord of Scotland
Feudal lords of Scotland
First word of TGIF
"___ for the Memory" (119 Across's theme song)
Feast time
Fourth Thursday in November
Fall holiday celebrated with turkey, family, and gratitude
Food you might be eating today -- and the theme of this puzzle
Former Thai leader Kittikachorn
Former U. N. leader
Former U.N. chief U ___
Former UN leader U ___
Former United Nations Secretary-General U
Four UN Secretaries-General
"Follow ___ car!"
Finger pointer's pronoun
Finger-pointer's pronoun
First or third "T" in "TW3"
Fix a roof
*... for British prime ministers
Former British prime minister nicknamed the "Iron Lady"
first woman to serve as Prime Minister
Free-market ideology of note
Film about "Mack the Knife" singer, as told by a jazz fan?
Film about Garfield?
Fellow you don't want to be, in a phrase
Fourth and fifth of Nathan Hale's last words.
"Frankly, I'm in a slump."
First half of a summarizer's statement
"Fine... for now"
"___ for Me" ("State Fair" song)
Famous Looney Tunes sign-off catchphrase
Finger wagger's phrase
Famous phrase signaling completion
Fran Tarkenton was on it
F.A.S. hit: 1966
Frank Sinatra/Beatles duet?
Favorite tune exclamation
"First I heard of it"
"F'real?"
*Fitting compliment?
Forehead-slapping exclamation
Feel less angry, so to speak
Freeze follower
Freeze follower, often
"For Whom ___ Bell Tolls"
"___ First Noel"
First word of "The Beatles"
FRENCH le
Face-music link
Faulkner's "___ Reivers"
Featured article hidden in this puzzle's nine longest answers
Fight ___ good fight
Fill ___ bill.
Fill in __ blank
Fill-in-___-blank
Fill/bill insert
First or second word of an ungoogleable UK new wave band name
First word in all but one "Seinfeld" episode title
First word in many Grisham titles
First word in many newspaper names
First word of Portia's plea.
First word of every "Friends" episode title
First word of every Robert Ludlum title but one
First word of many a title
First word of many band names
First word of many book titles.
First word of many titles
First word of numerous Grisham titles
First word on many spines
Fit ___ bill
Flash in ___ pan
Follow __ leader
Foot -- bill
Foot-bill link
For -- birds
Free ___ Nipple
French brew
French for "tea"
French refreshment
French tea
Frequent title starter
Frequent title word
First word in many fairy tales
Frequently used English article
___ Four Horsemen
Fiorello La Guardia's wife
Friend of Hedda in "Hedda Gabler"
Fritz Lang collaborator ___ von Harbou
First lesson, maybe
Film about Cleopatra?
Film in which Bogart won an Oscar: 1951
Film not about Cleopatra
Film with the line "By the authority vested in me by Kaiser William II, I pronounce you man and wife. Proceed with the execution"
Forester book
First Texas site to be named a UNESCO World Heritage Site
film Karloff Actor
Famous Harlem venue
Famous Via
Fagin's protégé on the Coast?
Fantastically pretentious former nickname for one of the few musicians who could get away with it
First silent film to win Best Picture since "Wings"
Feature of the "Roaring Forties.”
Ferrer's forte.
*Front, say
Fields of operations
Firesign __ (comedy group)
Fans seen around the Globe?
Flamboyantly overdone
Flamboyant lawyer's indulgence
Franchise that includes three top-10 highest-grossing films of all time
Film starring John Goodman as a baseball hero
Film that may rate one star?
FICTIONAL BAND THAT HOSTED A '60S SATURDAY MORNING SHOW
Fields comedy classic
Future lawyer's hurdle, colloquially
Film in which Fido wins a place at the Round Table?
Family in a Holmes tale
Famous conflict commonly depicted in war films
Fight over a fleeing pessimist?
First Monty Python airer
"Fun, Fun, Fun" singers (and this puzzle's theme)
FX series with Ayo Edebiri
Faulkner novelette
Faulkner story about a pessimist?
Fairy tale title character
Famous four.
First band to play a stadium
Focus of this puzzle
Fab Four joints?
Famous burlesque recently filmed.
"For Whom ___ Tolls"
Fishy inlet for a ruler
Fairy tale villain who huffed, puffed, and tried to blow the house down
Friends gather for a funeral ... AND COOK UP AN ENORMOUS STEW!
Film about an Everest climb?
Film not about Rip Van Winkle
Film noir of an icy sort?
Film noir that turns ... wintry?
Fill or foot follower
First 10 amendments
First Congress achievement.
Founding document containing the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution
Famous Alcatraz resident
"Floral" film of 2006 with Josh Hartnett and Scarlett Johansson
Five-time Grammy-winning duo from the 2010s
Film whose tagline ends "Nothing can stop it!"
Famed painting by Gainsborough
Full text of an Ogden Nash poem.
Film about sibling depression?
Forty-three years?
Fictional uprising
Fleet people?
Fake statue of 1869.
First MTV Video of the Year winner
Franz Kafka book posthumously published in 1926
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