Letter F 140500–140750

Frat-party wear, sometimes Fraternity frock Fraternity party attire Fraternity party attire that is traditionally Roman, not Greek Fraternity party costume made from a bedsheet Fraternity party wear Forum Info Forum covers Forum fashions Forum frocks Forum garbs Forum garments Forum robes Forum-al attire? Frat party outfits Fratwear? Fun times between the sheets? Frat brothers may get wrapped up in it Frat house fete Features of much Roman statuary Fitted sheets? Formal robes Formal wear at the Forum Forum wardrobe Forum wraps Forum-fitting garments? Frat party costumes Frat party garments Frat party outfits, perhaps Frat party robes Frat party wraps Frat-party costumes Frat-party frocks Frat-party garments Full-length garb Frat party wrap contest? Flip back and forth, as an on-off switch Flip, as a switch "For here or __?" "For here or ___?" (McDonald's question) "For here" alternative Famous Japanese admiral. Fast food option Fast food phrase Fast-food directive Fast-food order finale Fast-food order for home Fast-food outlet phrase Fast-food phrase Fast-food request Food app option Food order option Food take-out order Food-order option For eating at home For eating elsewhere For elsewhere For here's opposite For home consumption? For later consumption For pick-up For takeaway, in Britain For takeout For the road, maybe Finery: Colloq. "For he that hath, -- shall be given": Mark French "you" French friend's pronoun French word for "you" in newspapers French thou French words you FINE cretonne Fabric favored at Colonial Williamsburg Fabric for a summer frock Fabric for test patterns Fabric often decorated with pastoral scenes Fabric whose name is French for "canvas" Fabric whose name is French for "cloth" Fabric with a repeated design Fabric with a repeated pattern Fabric with a repeated scenic pattern Fabric with patterns Fancy dress material French for "canvas" French linen Furniture coverer, maybe fabric Linen fabric Patterned Delicately Field worker, e.g. Fabrics with printed designs Formal or fashionable attire Fragrant application Fietoillds Far from coasts? fatigued, wearied by work French roof Frenchman's roof Fermented Furmints Fail to keep off the grass? for a dealer Info Facebook currency Fair payment unit? Fare piece Fare, at times Fare, maybe Fare, often Fares, at times First prize in Pacific war theatre. Founder of the last Japanese shogunate From first ___ Folk art metalware Folk art painting on tin Folk art tinware fabric lampshade Famous steel city Fine sword Fine-tempered sword. Finest sword blade. famous for steel and swords since the first century Famous sword blades. Fine Spanish swords. Fine tempered blades. Fine-tempered Spanish swords Fine-tempered swords. Finely tempered blades Finely tempered swords Freedom from bigotry Forbearing insect "For rent" sign "Forsyte Saga" volume Flat posting Flat rental sign Flat sign Flat sign, maybe Flat vacancy sign For rent, in London "Fiddler" toast-y tune "Fiddler" toasting song "Fiddler" tune "___ for the brave": Cowper -- -free call Fee collected to cross a bridge Fee at a booth Fee at a bridge Fee for bridges Fee for the use of a road or bridge Fee to use a bridge or tunnel Freeway's lack Fee-taking facilities. French hue and cry Fee collecting station. Fee-paying station. Famous cookie Food formula created by Ruth Wakefield (1903-77) "Fare" ways "For Whom the Bell ___" FEUDAL right to tollage villeins Freeway fees Forerunner of the Aztec. "Funky Winkerbean" cartoonist Batiuk FCC chairman Wheeler Famous pig thief. Fashion designer Ford Father or son Joad in "The Grapes of Wrath" Feline fella Feline fellow Fictional Sawyer Fielding hero. Fielding's "___ Jones." Fielding's fictional Jones Film cowboy Mix Film feline since the '40s Filmdom's Cruise Finney role. First in a trio First name in a 1973 David Bowie hit First of a generic trio Five-time Super Bowl MVP Brady Former "Dancing With the Stars" host Bergeron Former Patriot Brady Forrest player Fowl name Frequent fryer Fritz or Garfield, say Fun-loving Rover Boy Fighting ax Former Iranian money Function of X? Friar __ de Torquemada F-14 built by Grumman First Campbell's Soup flavor, introduced in 1895 Food associated with booing Fruit juice selection Fruit often thought of as a vegetable Fruit or vegetable, depending on whom you ask Fruit used as vegetable Fruit used for paste and juice Fruit with two pronunciations fruits used in salads Feature of the Great Pyramid Final "Romeo and Juliet" setting Final resting place, for some Forever home? From womb to ___ Fallen: Fr. Fall (of rain, night, etc.): Fr. Fete game "Father Dowling Mysteries" star Franchise whose main character is Lara Croft Fancy final resting places Final resting places F-14 fighter F-14 fighter jet F-14, e.g. Four-footed Romeo F-14 fighter jets F-14 fighters Felines who prowl and howl Frostfish. Foreign Relations Committee chairman: 1941 Floor leader of the Senate since 1995 Fast woman's dating list Figurative trio Folk song that was a #1 hit for the Kingston Trio Folk song that was a 1958 #1 hit Fat volume Form of reading matter. FLOCCULENCE FLOCCULENT inner surface of pia mater feltlike covering of downy hairs on leaves and other plant parts Far from quick reads Fillers of library shelves Fan mags about big books? Funny businesses. FANDANGLE *Former MLB pitcher nicknamed "Flash" Fielding's title foundling Film hero. Full name of author of "The Brave Bulls." Fonda's "Grace and Frankie" co-star Fonda's co-star on "Grace and Frankie" Funny Lily Friends of the doughboys. "Fiddle About" musical Famous rock opera First name in American fashion Firearm also called a "Chicago typewriter" Fashionable nonsense? Famously innovative politician of the 1980s and '90s Favorite word of procrastinators.