Letter F 17250–17500

Famed Hungarian violinist: 1845–1930 Famed violinist. Famous violinist. For whom the NBA Coach of the Year award is named "___ Ferienreisen" (Strauss polka) Familiar with the facts (of): Fr. French phrase meaning "familiar (with)" Fully informed Fundamentally, in France Family Fun Mo. Follower of Jul. FRENCH apple orchard district Famous stable: Greek myth. Frozen pop brand Forecaster. Foretell events. Foretell from omens Fortell Fortune tell Fortuneteller Future seer foreseer foreteller Foreshadows Foreshadowing. FEAST month of Saint Fiacre FEAST month of Saint John Vianney FEAST month of Saint Laurence FEAST month of Saint Lawrence FEAST month of Saint Raymond Nonnatus FEAST month of Saint Roch FEAST month of Saint Rose of Lima FIACRE (St.), feast month of Fourth U.S. state capital alphabetically Famed Georgia golf club Father of His Country's father *Former Chilean dictator Former Chilean leader First Roman emperor, 27 BC to AD 14 First emperor of Rome French way to serve beef. French words describing how roast beef is often served FISH-eating bird Fast-flapping flier Flying diver Frigid-climate seabird Feedback from some diving seabirds in the focus group? Flute: Comb. form Flute: Prefix. French menu phrase that sounds like an accolade French way to serve coffee. First word in a celebratory song First word in a celebratory song title First word of a Burns title. First word of a New Year's song title First word of a famous song title First word of a song sung once a year First word of song FLUTES French Channel village. French actor on Broadway. French actor. French star in "Lili." Fig-leafless French phrase meaning "in the nude" FRENCH distance measure FRENCH length measure French measure French measures Family member often called by kids FAMILY title FEMALE relative Familial female Family female Family gathering visitor Family lady Family member Family member such as Sally in the mnemonic PEMDAS Family member who's an anagram of a fish Family relative Family reunion attendee Family reunion attendee, maybe Family reunion invitee Family title with two pronunciations Family tree female Family tree she Family woman Father's female sibling, to you Father's sibling Father's sister Father's sister, e.g. Father's sister, maybe Female in the family Female kin Feminine title. First cousin's mom First cousin's mother First-cousin's mom Free babysitter, maybe Fritzi Ritz, to Nancy Fritzi, to Nancy ___ Flo (period) Frosty the Snowman's favorite relative? Frances Bavier's role on "The Andy Griffith Show" Friend of Clara Edwards Familial nickname Family member, endearingly Family member, informally Family nickname Fictional Kansan Film character who encounters Professor Marvel Film role for Clara Blandick "Family" film of 1958 Fictional relative. Family members. Family circle members Family females Family reunion attendees Family-reunion attendees Father's sisters Favorite hangouts Female relations Female relatives Females at family reunions Fiction's Em and Polly Fussy relatives, stereotypically Family member, affectionately Family member, informally (Var.) Family nickname (var.) Family reunion nickname Female family nickname Family helper Foreign aide Foreign domestic Foreign tender? FORCE field Faint glow Feeling in the air Felt, but unseen, field Field a psychic might read Field of divination Field of energy Field of parapsychology? Field of pseudoscience? Field of the supernatural Field read by a psychic Field you can feel, maybe Floral aroma Flower aroma. feeling vibe Fields seen by seers FINNISH river For listeners only Faint glows Features of many religious portraits Fields of energy Force fields Flaxen. Flowery Flowery, as prose Fleming's Goldfinger first name Goldfinger assistant FRENCH Palaeolithic/Paleolithic culture Foreign President. French President. FIRST light Feature observed as far south as Texas (!) in a 2003 global solar storm event First U. S. city to light its streets with electricity. First light of day First to wake, according to Ovid Flickering glow of the northern lights _____ Foods (owner of Duncan Hines, Aunt Jemima and Mrs. Paul's) Free light shows Freud's country: Abbr. From Vienna: Abbr. From, in Bonn. From, in Frankfort From, in Frankfurt From, in Friedberg From, in Germany From: Ger. From: German. Famous chasm in N. Y. Final sound in a word Found flesh Favorable sign Favorable omens Fremantle fellow Fighters in New Guinea. Friends from Canberra. Figl's country: Abbr. Far from comfortable Far from fancy FLOURISH (ant.) Fat-free plan FRENCH concentration camp (WWII) FRENCH internment camp (WWII) FRENCH labor/labour camp (WWII) FRENCH transit camp (WWII) Fred Astaire's real name. Famed Texas colonizer. Founder of Texas (1793–1836). Founder of Texas. Famous family of Texas. FRENCH Polynesia island group FRENCH Polynesia island(s) Former Argentine monetary unit French isles south of Tahiti. From the south FIERCE snake country FLOWER spider country FUNNEL web spider country Formerly called New Holland. From Perth, perhaps From Sydney or Perth, perhaps fossil hominid FREDERICK, kingdom of Felix Frankfurter's native land. Freud's home Freud's homeland FRANZ Josef Land channel Freud, for one From Vienna Francis Joseph I French racecourse Film director with absolute control Filmmaker with a distinctive style Filmmaker with a unique style Filmmaker with creative control Filmmaker with style and total control Filmmaker with total creative control Filmmakers with distinctive styles factualness First-nighter's cry. Fleming or Hemingway female author Fudge I share out, OK Feudalism form of government Famous actor or actress FOUR-wheeled vehicle Family Vehicle Family transportation. Ferrari or Ford Ferrari product Ferrari, e.g. Ferrari, for one Firebird, e.g. Flivver