Letter F 143750–144000

Former JFK terminal Former Pan Am rival Former U.S. carrier Former US Airways competitor Former USAir rival Former United competitor Former United rival Former airline initials Former carrier Former carrier bought up by American Former carrier with a JFK hub Former flying inits. Former frequent flier Former global airline Former intl. carrier Former rival of Pan Am Former rival of USAir ___ Flight 800 "Following the Equator" author Faulkner's "father of American literature" Finn chronicler Finn creator Finn's creator Feature of Dwight Yoakam's voice Features of some accents Features of some country singers Fender sounds "For ___ that hand that gave away my heart": "Othello" Famous yuletide poem starter First word in "Jabberwocky" First word in Moore's Christmas poem First word in a Christmas classic First word in a classic Christmas poem First word in a story from Clement Clarke Moore First word of "Jabberwocky" First word of "A Visit From St. Nicholas" First word of Carroll's "Jabberwocky" First word of Clement Moore's poem. First word of Moore poem First word of Moore's famous poem First word of Xmas poem First word of a Carroll work First word of a Christmas poem First word of a Clement Moore poem First word of a classic yuletide picture book First word of a famous Christmas poem First word of a seasonal poem First word of the second verse of "Amazing Grace" Fix just a bit Flyway sound Fabric associated with the Isle of Harris in the Hebrides Fabric for a professor's jacket Fabric in a flat cap Fabric with the same name as a Scottish river Fabric worn for "rugged" look. Fall fabric Famed New York boss Famous boss. Former New York boss fabric Coarse fabric nubby Fictional fat boy. Fictional pair Fabrics from Scotland Fall apparel Fall fabrics Fall suit selections Fashions at Ascot Heath. Flannels Fan of pop's One Direction, maybe Fifth or sixth-grader Fifth grader, often Follower on Twitter, informally Followed one's thread? Finely cleaned coats? Fun-and-games time, old style. FOOT two, symbol of Floral complement on each side of an Oreo Famous whistle. Fonda film about a tall mens' NHL game? Flapper era. From noon to the next noon Forty minutes past the hour Forty past Fitness club offering to tone the glutes? Fairly frequently Familiar yarn Fiddle with something in an aimless or nervous way fiddle or twirl in an idle way Forest-floor bit Future branch Fire starters of a sort Forest floor litter Film that preceded "New Moon" Fabric with distinctive weave Fine suit material Fine suit, maybe Flute, as cloth. fabric woven to produce parallel ridges Fabrics with diagonal ridges Farbics with diagonal ribs. Former wombmate Fred to George Weasley ___ Falls of Snake River. Frequent "I Love Lucy" sight F-15, e.g. Fried food at fairs Focus of genetics research Fraternal one, perhaps Follow the majorettes Fun to spin around in, as a skirt or a dress Fagin's poor pupil. Film-plot surprise French ___ (hairstyle) Feature of "Twin Peaks"? Feature of many a murder mystery Funnel cloud Force me Features of most soda bottles Features of Agatha Christie mysteries Features of many spy films Frequent changes of direction Fastener patented in 1939 Flexible closer Flexible fastener Flexible fastener that might be used to secure a plant stem to a stake Far from straight Full of S curves Full of surprises, as a plot Full of turns Foolish bloke Fool employed by the three mythical sisters who control people's destinies? Feed supplier Forum for 140-character messages "For the show." "___ for the Seesaw" "___ for the Seesaw," 1962 film FLYING Dutchman crew Fender complement First and last digit in a Manhattan area code First clue number in this puzzle that doesn't have an Across answer First magic number, in nuclear physics First of the "magic numbers" in physics First or last digit of D.C.'s area code First prime First prime number First word of Frost's "The Road Not Taken" First word of Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken" Four halves Four's square root Fourth root of 16 __-Face: duplicitous Batman foe Former draft deferment status Feature of many Broadway musicals Former Palace attraction. Firefighter's description of a moderate blaze Fall-back time? Four, logically Features of many apartments Fourth of a buck Fianc�-to-be's buy Fittingly, the housepainter wore... Four-times-a-year magazine? Flake weather news Frank's colleague on "30 Rock" Film with Audrey Hepburn and Albert Finney For CLINT EASTWOOD, a couple of warm parkas Fast-paced football strategy Fourth-quarter strategies Football signal indicating the final moments of each half "Four, three, ____ :" (countdown) Frequent World Cup game score Fast break advantage, in basketball Fundamental of democracy Four bells, at sea Former senator Bill Bradley poured in thousands of these Fundamental pre-snap poses for defensive linemen Forty bob Five make ten Four parts Film technique that frames a pair of characters Foul aftermath, sometimes Feature of every story, it's said Film critic's adjective Feet-sliding ballroom dance Fox trot forerunner Fox-trot, e.g. Foxtrot on a Russian plain Fifty minutes to three Factor in Democratic conventions, 1832–1936. Four thousand pounds Fairly solid, as odds Features of police interrogation rooms Filmdom's Thelma and Louise? First name in modern dance Fly that falls safely File extension for simple documents File format that opens in Notepad File made in Notepad Former place of execution in London. FORTUNA Former toy company First elected member at Cooperstown First major leaguer with 4,000 hits First player elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame First player voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame first elected member Cooperstown Info Forbes 400 sort Feline rapper? Fierce feline, to Blake Failing to win or lose Fastening, as shoes Furby fans Father ___, in a Wolff opera Father___, in Wolff's "The Bluebird" "For what matters most" medicine "For what matters most" sloganeer "Fight Club" character Durden Filmmaker Perry First President to marry in office First President to marry while in office First U.S. president to face an impeachment resolution First U.S. vice president to ascend to the presidency First V. P. to succeed to the Presidency. First V.P. to succeed to Presidency. First non-elected President First non-elected U.S. president First president to get married while in office First president to have a veto overridden First president to take office by succession First president who wasn't elected First to marry while president First unelected President First unelected U.S. president Former "American Idol" judge Steven Former "The Talk" co-host Aisha Four-time American Crossword Puzzle Tournament champ Hinman Five-time American Crossword Puzzle Tournament winner First Family of 1842 First Family of the 1840s Four-Emmy winner as an '80s detective Five-time Grammy-winning jazz pianist McCoy ___ Feel some ___ of way Font contents Font makeup Formalized from notes, as a contract Font design font styles Form of three-dimensional artwork Findings of Myers-Briggs personality tests
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