Letter F 19750–20000

Freight vessel Freight vessel without power. Freighter ferry flat bottom boat flat bottom ship freight-boat Flat carriers Flat-bottomed canal boats Flat-bottomed garbage boats Freight carriers Frequent Great Lakes travelers Female pub employee Flirtatious drink servers, perhaps Frequent USA Today features Full confession Financial failure of '95 Flat-bottomed boat on the Nile. Fitting occupation for a "Joe" Figaro in "The Barber of Seville" Figaro in "The Barber of Seville," e.g. Figaro portrayer, e.g. Frank Sinatra, e.g. Frank Sinatra, for one Figaro and others Fido's utterance Fir Coat Fir's "fur" First alert, often Fabric made from tree exteriors that doesn't come from a dog? Fairground tout Fish with a bad cold? Former NBA star nicknamed "Sir Charles" Fir coats? French preserve made of currants Fourth-most-produced grain worldwide (after corn, wheat and rice) Fermented foam Fermenting yeast Foam during fermentation Foam on fermenting beer Froth foolish or deranged person Fermenting yeasts Foolish, in British slang Full of froth foamy FODDER storage place Farm Building addition Farm building Farm building that might house livestock Farm building that's often red Farm building with a loft Farm feature Farm outbuilding Farm shelter Farm sight Farm storage building Farm storage facility Farm storage place Farm structure FarmVille installation Feed facility Field sight Fictional Rudge FOLLOWER who cannot be shaken off Fellow hard to shake off. Freeloader First three dances "Flaubert's Parrot" author Julian First Dog before Bo Frank in Congress Fred Flintstone's pal Fred's friend Friend of Baby Bop Friendly dinosaur Five-time Emmy-winning role First openly gay U.S. congressman Fitting name for a Congressman Flintstone's friend Foreign coin of a purple people lover? Fife and Frank Fife and Rubble Farm flier Farm's mouse-catcher Farm's rat catcher Farm's rat-catcher Farm predators Farm's rat catchers Farm buildings Farm homes Farm shelters Farm storage buildings Farm structures Freelance aviator. Famed huckster Famous P. T. Famous innovator in entertainment. Famed American showmen Famed entrepreneurs Famous partners. Farm enclosure. Farmer's milieu. Fowl territory farmyard "Fowl” language? Farm enclosures Forbid a reed instrument and bring on the herbal tea? (O) Feudal honchos Fragrant cake Full-bodied Italian wine Falling __ (picnicker's woe) Forecaster's aid. Forecasting aids in Italy? Feudal bigwig Foe of Snoopy Francis Bacon had one Family name of Ray, Debra, Robert, Marie, and Frank on a sitcom Family name on "Everybody Loves Raymond" Frank ___ ("Everybody Loves Raymond" role) Fit for a magnate Famous fibber Feudal lords. Fiefdom relative FRENCH pearl, misshapen Fantastically overdecorated Florid and ornate Four-wheeled carriages. Flat, rectangular brooch Fake lawyer? "Famous Olde Tyme Root Beer" brand Famous Olde Tyme brand "Fierce working-class domestic goddess" of a sitcom Former U.S. attorney general appointed by President Trump First MOMA director Former Attorney General William who testified to having told President Trump that the White House's claims of election-stealing were "bullshit" (June, 2022) Former attorney general Bill Fierce fish FENCING heat FIRE barrier Flurry of fire Forbid tantrum Fraud, in maritime law. fraud law nautical terms Feature in many a Degas painting Fitness class inspired by ballet Fitness program that incorporates ballet, yoga, and Pilates feature Studio Former Niagara Falls transit fastness fish measure Furniture item with a rounded back Fun standard Fun standard, traditionally Fun-loving crowd Fast-riding rodeo event Flying maneuver Falls transportation? Fixtures at rodeos Fallow Far from fruitful Futilely Family who lived in Wimpole Street. FRENCH cap "Finding Neverland" subject Fence or wall Fences and dams, e.g. Fences or walls, e.g. FRENCH barricade Followers of Blackstone. Financial-news editor-publisher: 1855-1928 Financial-publication founder Founder of a financial weekly Forbes alternative Forbes rival Farmer's cart Famous name in politics. First name in Arizona. First name in sluggers Famous Hollywood family name associated with Drew Fence rails. Forms of chocolate Fort Knox has gold ones Freedom fighters at Sing Sing? Friday night destinations FRENCH sweet white wine FRENCH white wine French wine First character shown in the opening credits of "The Simpsons" First name of the only fictional character in Time's list of the 100 Most Important People of the Century Football Hall of Famer Starr Football Starr Football analyst Scott Football great Starr Former baseball commissioner Giamatti Fourth grader voiced by Nancy Cartwright Fourth-grade toon French battleship, Jean ___. Frequent prank caller to Moe's Tavern Friend of Milhouse Frisco train system Fueling up for the law exam? Try our ... Focus of a cocktail class? fair value Forgoes cash, in a way French sculptor best known for creating the Statue of Liberty now in New York harbor First president of A. R. C. Founder of A. R. C. Founder of American Red Cross (1821–1912). Friend of Susan B. Anthony ____ Fink founder Red Cross course Famed Green Bay Packer Football Hall of Famer Football showers on Sundays, often Financier Bernard Flutes and shakers, e.g. Former American Ballet Theatre head "From Dawn to Decadence" author Jacques "From Dawn to Decadence" historian Jacques FRENCH stocking Farmer's deg. First degrees First degrees (abbr.) Four-year degrees (abbr.) Four-year degs. Four-yr. degrees French words down Forming a bottom layer Forming a foundation Forming the bottom level foundational Fine-grained rock Fine-grained rocks. Fenway Park marker First second or third First coat of paint First layer of makeup First or fan follower First or home First or home, e.g. First or second First or second, e.g. First or third First paint coat First, for one First, in "Who's on First?" First, second or third, at Fenway First, second or third, on a diamond First, second, or third place First, second, third or home