Letter F 16000–16250

Fall-blooming plant Floral symbol of patience Flower also known as a Michaelmas daisy Flower for a 20th wedding anniversary Flower from the Greek for "star" Flower hidden in "Easter lily" Flower hidden in "Michaelmas term" Flower in an autumnal bouquet Flower like a daisy. Flower like a tidytips. Flower name Flower named for its star shape Flower of fall Flower of thistle family. Flower popular with butterflies Flower similar to a daisy Flower such as the hairless fleabane Flower that becomes a holiday if an E is added to the front Flower that blooms in the fall Flower that sounds like a furrier Flower that's an anagram of "tears" Flower whose name comes from the Greek for "star" Flower whose name comes from the Latin for "star" Flower whose name derives from the shape of its cluster Flower whose name has 6 English language anagrams Flower whose name means "star" Flower with a showy bud Flower with a showy head Flower with a star-shaped head Flower with a yellow central disk Flower with a yellow disk. Flower with purple rays Flower with rays Frost-resistant flower Frostflower Frostflower, e.g. Flower found in many fall gardens Flower repugnance? Footnote alert Footnote figure Footnote indicator Footnote indicator, often Footnote mark. Footnote marker Footnote reference Footnote sign Footnote symbol Footnote heralds Footnote indicators Footnote references French comic book warrior French comic series that has sold 350+ million copies worldwide French comic with 370+ million copies sold since 1959 French comics series set in Gaul in 50 BC Following, at sea From fore toward aft Flower used in rituals? Floating rock Fall Bouquet Fall bloomers Fall blooms Fall flowers Fall-blooming flowers Flowers in a butterfly garden Flowers named after the Greek word for "star" Flowers that bloom in the fall Flowers whose name comes from the Latin word for their shape Flowers with a starry name Flowers with bright rays Flowers with rays Flowers, named after stars. Fall-blooming garden flowers Flowery gamut "Far ___ eye …" ___ flies Famed wine region Famous wine city Fertile Italian region Fizzy wine option Fizzy wine, familiarly Freisa d'___ (Italian wine) Family name of actors John and Sean Frequent Wood scene partner in the {/Lord of the Rings/} movies Family name of the "Lord of the Rings" actor Filled with activity Fluttering, say Freshly wakened Fiber-rich fare Formal preposition Fancy car starter? First name in British sports cars First name in luxury cars "___ for Danny Fisher" "___ for Danny Fisher": Robbins Fill with sudden wonder filling with sudden wonder or surprise Feeling of great surprise feeling of extreme surprise Famed "Titanic" casualty Famed N.Y. hotel Famed fur merchant Famed fur trader Famed fur tycoon Famed furrier Famed name in financing Famed son of a Waldorf butcher Famed surname in furs Familiar "400" name Family name of the first American multimillionaire Family of finance Famous Lady. Famous New York family. Famous New York hotel. Famous Titanic victim Famous financier. Famous fur merchant. Famous fur trader Famous fur trader Jacob Famous furrier. Famous victim at sea: Apr. 15, 1912 Fellow famous for fur Feminine M. P. Financial wizard (1763–1848). Financier John Jacob Financier aboard the "Titanic" First U.S. multimillionaire First U.S. multimillionaire John Jacob ___ First female in Parliament First female member of Parliament First lady in Parliament First woman M.P. First woman M.P. of England First woman in Parliament First woman in the British Parliament First woman in the House of Commons First woman to sit in House of Commons. First woman to sit in Parliament Former B'way hotel Former N.Y.C. hotel Former N.Y.C. meeting place Former Times Square hotel Former fur baron Founder of a city in Oregon, 1811. Founder of the American Fur Company Founder of the Pacific Fur Company, 1810 Four Hundred hostess, Mrs. ___. Fur baron Fur capitalist Fur capitalist John Jacob Fur capitalist of note Fur family name Fur fortune-maker Fur giant Fur king John Jacob -- Fur made his fortune Fur magnate Fur magnate John Fur magnate John Jacob Fur magnate on the Titanic Fur man Fur merchant Fur merchant John Jacob Fur merchant of the 1800's. Fur mogul Fur trade pioneer Fur trader Fur trader John Jacob Fur trader and financier. Fur trading family Fur tycoon Fur tycoon John Jacob Fur tycoon for whom a northwest Oregon city was named Fur tycoon on the Titanic Fur-fortune financier Fur-trade magnate Fur-trade millionaire. Fur-trade pioneer Fur-trading name Fur-trading tycoon Furrier Jacob Author Furrier John Jacob Furrier of fame and fortune Famous New York real estate dynasty name former occupant of Former village, now part of N. Y. C. Famed furrier's family Family of American capitalists. Family of high finance. Family of the 400 Family once called "the landlords of New York" Famous furrier's philanthropic family Fur family Fur fortune family Fur merchant family Fur trader John Jacob and family Furrier family Furriers who sound like flowers Floors, so to speak Far-out STEM field: Abbr. Field in which things are looking up?: Abbr. Forum stars? FOOT bone(s) FLEECY cloth Focused on stars Form of projection From the stars far from the intended target Former Belgian Queen. Former Queen of the Belgians. Former queen of Belgium. Fence-sitter's position Flintstones : Dino :: Jetsons : __ Former Chevy van Former Colt .45 Four-footed Jetson Futuristic cartoon dog Futuristic toon dog First domed ballpark First roofed ballpark Former stadium for Houston's MLB team Forerunner of the sextant. Faust Fortune-teller using zodiac Field including twelve houses Field of stars? Field of study with horoscopes Fortuneteller's science? Field where Arabic etymologies are common First M.L.B. team to use artificial turf in its stadium First MLB team to win three different divisions First MLB team with a domed stadium First Major Leaguers to play on artificial turf First baseball team to go undercover? First baseball team to play in a dome First pro team to play on artificial turf First team to go undercover? First team to play in a domed stadium Fake support for Field of plastics? Fake type of campaign? First Sherlock Holmes book: 1887 First recorded Sherlock Holmes case. Former Iberian kingdom First Fiesta Bowl winner: Abbr. Five-time Fiesta Bowl champs, for short Five-time Fiesta Bowl champs: Abbr. " . . . for I'll have ___ of sables": Hamlet "For the Lord God is ___ and shield." Famous dam Feature of the Nile.