Letter F 20250–20500

Former name of Jakarta Fortress of Solitude analogue Fan appreciation event Fan favorite at Fenway *Four-legged helper at some baseball games FALL off in force flap the wings wildly or frantically Flat-bottomed boat on the Seine Flat-bottomed craft Flat-bottomed river boat Flat-bottomed river craft Flat-bottomed riverboat Flat-bottomed rowboat French boat type that's French for "boat" French river craft Flat-bottomed rowboats FRENCH juggler Famous film motel Fed. enforcement agency Flying gurnards. Fertilizer found in caves Famous English watering place. Financial "soaking" Financial setback Financial setback, figuratively Financial shellacking Fight Grime Far from dark Frequent Cézanne subject Features of beaches. Fish in ocean suds, perhaps? Floor protectors, of a sort FALL from sublime to commonplace False emotion, à la the weepy soap opera. From the sublime to the ridiculous . . . for your weight Feature of Hot Springs. Features of urban ancient Rome Fragrant water softeners. Fabric for after a shower Fabric in a linen closet that folds Fixture that might have a shower above it Filthy kid's laconic question? Flappers' drink Fixtures to soak in found in the depths of the sea, down to 4000m below sea level FABRIC design with wax coating FABRIC waxed to protect parts not to be dyed FIGURED fabric Fabric decoration technique Fabric design Fabric dyeing technique Fabric-dyeing process Fabric-dyeing technique fabric hand dyed Former Cuban dictator FINE light cotton fabric FINE linen Fine cotton fabric. Fine lightweight cloth Fine, soft, sheer fabric Fine, thin fabric Fine, thin linen. FINE smooth wool fabric Folks at the Wayne Manor family reunion? Former telecom giant that merged with GTE to form Verizon Foe of Poison Ivy Foe of Two-Face For whom Alfred Pennyworth is a butler Friend of Wyatt Earp Fictional vehicle with an ejection seat Flic's club Fast mover, politely Feature of Wayne Manor Fixture contributing at least a little to the homoeroticism of Wayne Manor Frogs. "Fruit" or "vampire" creatures Faces Pedro Martinez Faces a pitcher Faces a reliever Faces the pitcher Fenway Park clubs Flappers in fright films Fliers in caves Fliers that may consume thousands of insects in an hour Fliers using sonar Flutters, as eyelashes Flutters, as eyelids Fly-by-night bunch Fly-by-night group Fly-by-nighters Flying cave dwellers Flying fruit-eaters Flying mammals Found in Ebbets Field. Fruity Furry fliers Flinches, but only a little Factor in exit velocity, in baseball Fabric stuffing Felt-making material Fiberglass Bundle Faced the pitcher Flinched FASTEN (naut.) FASTEN down Fasten canvas on the hatchway Fastener Fastens down at sea Fastened tightly, with "down" Fastening strips Fastens (down) Fish's covering Frying preparation Future cake frying material FLAPJACK *Fast talk from the on-deck circle Flashlight power Flirting, perhaps Fight it out Fight to the finish Forcibly oppose Fray Bayou, Mich. Fighter giving people the willies? FOUGHTEN field Fight with Oscar winner Sally? front line of battle Fight for supremacy Fortified area of a castle Fortress parapets First major Civil War conflict Fitness guru's film Former partners' ongoing fight? "Fire when ready," e.g.? Fighting type Fight involving more than two combatants Front page news from the world over. frigate Fight drummer Ringo? Full-body armor in science fiction stories Flick after a homer Felt-hat materials Flashy ballplayer? Foolish: Slang. Fancy trinket Flashy trinket flimflam French poet and critic, d. 1867 French symbolist poet Fictional CTU agent Jack Fictional badass who will return to the small screen in 2014 Football Hall of Fame quarterback Sammy Football hall-of-famer Sammy "Father Goose" author First author of the "Oz" books Famous French chemist. French chemist French chemist, deviser of hydrometer scale. Fictional tornado protection? First company to sell soft contact lenses FEDERAL Republic province FICHTELGEBIRGE country From Munich From Munich, e.g. FRENCH froth Foam: Fr. Frances who played TV's Aunt Bee former Scottish silver coin Floozy Floozies FAME as hero/poet Feature of Cajun Country Former Ambassador to Norway. Fundy or Biscayne Fundy, for one fjord French military hero. French soldier said to be fearless and chivalrous First aspirin maker Flintstones vitamins maker Former musical comedy star, Nora ___. Former popular singer. First capture in Normandy. French town near Caen. Former Indiana senator Birch ___ Former Senator Birch ___ Former senator Evan Flavor enhancer Food flavorer that's not supposed to be eaten Food seasoning Flavorings for some stews Food seasoners ___ Fundy Fiasco of April 1961 FRENCH seaport Fortified city in Basses-Pyrenees Department. French city that lent its name to a weapon . . . fun on the ___ feature Louisiana Capital of Fragrance made from leaves and alcohol Fundy and Pigs, e.g. Fundy and Pigs, for example Fatso's spare tire Feature in Victorian architecture Flea market Fund-raiser Fundraising sale Fairs Fundraising sales Finance major's deg. Finance degs. Firm rating org. Fraud finder: Abbr. Fraud-alert org. Fraud-fighting org. Fraud-finding org. Fraud-tracking org. "Fawlty Towers" airer "Fawlty Towers" network "Fleabag" airer "Fleabag" network First "Sherlock" airer First airer of "The Office" Flagship TV channel in the UK Flagship U.K. TV network Future sharpshooter's toy Famed bluesman [black] Five cu. ft. of sugar Fuses, as ore Famous question first asked around 1600 Finger-licking meal that usually comes with a wetnap, for short Flamin' Hot ___ (Ruffles flavor option) Fourth of July event, for short Fourth of July party, for short flavor Potato chip accompanier Fourth of July events, for short F preceders Four after the first? Follower of some dates Fair skin? Flintstone receivers? Former NCAA football ranking sys. Former NCAA football ranking system Former bookstore name Fourth of July, for Calvin Coolidge, informally Fergie's daughter Fergie's firstborn First name in playbills First name in the theater.