Letter F 20000–20250

Footing Found (on) Foundamental principal or starting point FIELD game For Love of the Game game Ford Frick's business. Fly's birthplace? FOR THE SUN "Field of Dreams" field Fields with home, first, second, and third Four-cornered figure Folks opposed to the use of instant replay, say First or third person Foundation from a manicurist Foundational nail polish layer FOUNDATION timber Faith-___ education Fat Freddy's Drop "___ on a True Story" Formed a foundation Formed a foundation for Founded (on) Founded (upon) Fixed charge on a utility bill Fall athlete? Fallacious First, second or third on the field First, second or third person fielder Fenway defenders FUNDAMENTAL part of structure Fundamental unit of DNA First to second, for one Foundation piece Floors installed by the Fed Fenway corners Fenway foursome First and second for example First and third First, second and third First, second, etc. First, second, third and home First, second, third. Fortified points. Founda-tions Four at Camden Yards Four of diamonds Foursome on a diamond Foundations for operations or arguments Factor in bonus size, perhaps Figure that doesn't include bonuses Furthest from noble Fort Bragg lodger? Field arbitrator, on a diamond Fundamental measurement Famous Tatooine hotspot for alien encounters in a 1977 sci-fi classic Festive celebration Forceful blow Frat party Fun party flog Free of frills Fundamental, as a skill functional division firstly for all his bluster he is in essence a shy person Fashion choice Fundamental facts Field like anatomy Fundamental abilities Fungus spore bearers FUNGUS spore Famous "Count" of jazz. Famous Count "Fawlty Towers" character Fawlty Towers owner Flavoring leaf Fragrant plant of the mint family. Frantic Fawlty ___ Fawlty (John Cleese character) Frequent dome site Follower of 2d century Gnostic. FLAVIUS Claudius Julianus, mother of Fabulous serpent or dragon. Former British film star Fawlty and Rathbone Famed street in New Orleans Famous street of the blues. Font Founding or grounding Founding. FIRST blush Foundation for an argument Foundation for something Foundation of an argument Foundation, as of an argument Fountainhead. Fundamental ingredient firm standing fount Field goal fiscus flasket Field of Wilt Chamberlain Footwear for hoops players Fragrant Asian rice Fragrant food Fragrant rice FRENCH family FRENCH royal family From a Spanish/French border region From a region on Spain's border First major city north of Kuwait F clef Fiddle head? Fiddle type Fish (low voice) Fish (singer) Fish for F clef readers. Fish or fiddle Fish or singer Fish or singing voice Fish or voice Fish voice? Fish with "sea" and "striped" varieties Fish with a largemouth variety Fish with a striped variety Fish with strings attached? Fishing tournament fish Fishy instrument? Flea instrument Flea plays it Follower of the bottom line? Food and game fish Form of fiddle Four-string instrument Four-stringed guitar Four-stringed instrument Fresh water fish fish Game 32-card fish Striped animal fish freshwater fish rock four string guitar First non-Japanese beer sold in Japan French choir voice Four-string guitars FRENCH dog Flop-eared one Floppy-eared hound Fred __ (comics dog) Fred ___ (comics hound) Fender offering Fender, perhaps Fish-shaped musical instrument? Fishing in Maine? Feodor Chaliapin and Ezio Pinza. Founder of Capuchin order, 1528. Flea for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, e.g. Frequent jazz combo member Famous feature of "Another One Bites the Dust" or "Under Pressure" F-clef man Fyodor Chaliapin, e.g. Fish playing a woodwind? "For he heard the loud ___" Four-foot-long woodwind Fishy way to get out of a fishy situation? Fiber Fiber for fabrics Fiber for ropes Fiber for ropes, mats, etc. Fiber from phloem Fiber used for ropes. Fiber used in cordage Fiber used in rope. Fibre used in rope making. Flax or hemp Flax or jute Flax or jute fiber ___ fiber (flax, hemp, ramie, or jute) fiber Rope Attach with a fibrous material used for making rope, matting, etc fatherless Follows a certain recipe direction FRENCH League team FRENCH football club/team FRENCH soccer club/team FRENCH fortified town, small fortified town FRENCH fortified hamlets French citadel French fortress for which a July 14th holiday is named French prison French "Fourth." French national holiday celebrated on July 14 French counterpart to the Fourth of July French national holiday French national observance Fortress-like prisons Fortresses FORTIFIED place Fortified position Fortifications Fortified places FRENCH baton "Flying fox." Face Guidry Face Jacob deGrom Face a fastballer Face a fireballer Face a hurler Face a pitcher. Face an ace Face the Pitcher Face the hurler Fenway Park club? Fenway stick Flapper depicted on Halloween Fledermaus Flier in a cave Flier that may carry rabies Flutter coquettishly Flutter, as a flirtatious lash Flutter, as an eyelash Flutter, as eyelashes Flutter, as lashes Flutter, as one's eyes Fly swatter Fly-by-night Fly-by-night creature Fly-by-night creature found in the four longest Across answers Fly-by-nighter? Flyer with membranous wings Flying fox, e.g. Flying fox, for one Flying mammal Flying mammal such as Stellaluna Form assumed by Dracula Foul tip deflector Fragment of brick. Friend of Wyatt Frontier marshal __ Masterson Fungo, e.g. Furred flyer Furry flyer fast pace flitter mouse flittermouse flying animal that uses echolocation Future major leaguer's starter kit Flirt, maybe