Letter F 24000–24250

Fillet's lack Fine china Fish eater's annoyance Fish or tail tack-on Fish throwaway Fossil component, perhaps Fossil fragment Fossilized find Fried chicken discard Fried chicken leftover Fried-chicken leftover Funny __ (humerus) Funny or hip Funny or hip follower Funny or hip, e.g. Fine china ingredient *Fine porcelain *Fine white porcelain Fancy porcelain Fancy setting Fine dinnerware Fine tableware Fine tableware from Lenox Fine, naturally white porcelain Filleted Florida catch. flathead Filleted, as fish forceless Factor in diagnosing osteoporosis Fertilizer material Fertilizer substance Fool mistake Foolish blunder Foolish blunder: Colloq. Foolish error Foolish mistake Foot-in-mouth event. Funny fluff. Flubs Fluffs Fluffs and muffs. Foolish mistakes Funny mistakes. Feel in one's ___ Femur and fibula Femur and fibula, e.g. Femurs and fibulas Fibula and tibia Filet's lack Finds on some archaeological digs Folk percussion instruments Forensic TV drama Fox forensic drama Folk medicine herb. Folk medicine plant Folk-medicine herb FIRE for consuming rubbish Feature of a pep rally flames Famous ace. First Korean to win the Best Director Oscar FOREST antelope Farewell given by a beatnik? FRENCH good fellow FRENCH Guiana inhabitant(s) Farquhar innkeeper Filleting Fish preparer's task Fish aka skipjack Fish in the tuna family Fish whose name comes from the Spanish and Portuguese word for "pretty" Food fish related to the tuna Frigate mackerel's kin ___ flakes (okonomiyaki topping) fish mackerel like fish whose flesh is dried and flaked for Japanese cookery Fish related to the tuna Fish that sound good in Spanish First hard rock band to score a #1 country hit Funny hitting sounds First capital of German Federal Republic Former European Capital Former European capital city Former European capital on the Rhine Former German capital Former West German capital Former capital of West Germany Former capital of the German Federal Republic Former national capital Former capital of West Germany Former West German capital along the Rhine French emperor from Germany? French Post-impressionist. French artist Pierre Festival where the Beastie Boys gave their last performance FRENCH maid FRENCH nursemaid French housemaid French maidservant French nanny. French nurse. French servant French words maid ___ foi (good faith). ___ foi (sincerity, in Sedan) Face-framing hat Feathered headdress worn by Indians. Feathered headdress. Figurative bee's place French Ambassador to U. S. Feathered headdresses of American Indians. Fine trawling gear? Film about fleers caught by radar? Fair in Mayfair Fair in Ayr Fair of face: Scot. Fair, as a lass First musician to be a "Time" Person of the Year Former Palm Springs mayor Forbidden monkey business? French: greeting meaning Good Evening Fashionable society: Fr. Free extra Fun extra fillip fringe benefit Fast Money or Showcase Showdown, e.g. Food expert, perhaps Fine dining aficionados Farewell of a kind. FISH having bones rather than cartilage Far from fat fleshless Film chimp Film chimp who had a 'bedtime' FRIGHTENING sound Fan noise Fan's complaint Fan's fulmination Fan's jeer Fan's rebuke Fan's word of displeasure Field catcall Form of criticism. Frightening exclamation Frightening shout Frightening word Frightful shout Familiar tube Featherbrain: Slang. Foolish individual First dog, jocularly (or, read another way, an Auburn football fan's shout?) Four-footed resident of the White House from 2009-17 Fats Domino Halloween tune? Fair-weather fan Fans that are hardly keeping cool Fans that jeer the home team, informally Foolish foul-up Foolish TV watchers? Frustrated fan. Former Oriole slugger Powell Four-time '60s-'70s A.L. All-Star __ Powell Fluid whole-body dance of the '60s Form of rock and roll "FFS, cry me a river ..." Fan disapproval Furniture item law student's tome Focus of literary agents Figureheads Football player studying literature? First African-American on a US stamp First Tuskegee leader (Incidentally . . .) First in a literary series First in a multi-volume set First in a set of volumes First of a literary set First of a set First section of Euclid's "Elements" First volume Finalize an arrest Fond of reading Figures checker Figures-checker Forte of certain borrowers Formal education Featured mail-order club offering Found in some volumes Financial records For which Par Lagerkvist won the Nobel Prize. Finalizes one's itinerary, maybe Fill completely, in a way Frequent library patron Former W.C.T.U. head "Fall down, go __" Favorable turn in business. Film set item Fireworks feature Flourish vigorously, as business. floating barrier Flourished vigorously Football's Esiason Fruitful, as business Film-set device Film crew gear Financially unpredictable Finds rapid popularity *Fairbanks, during the Gold Rush, for one Fast grower, population-wise Fast-growing community Favor asked Favor sought: Archaic. Favor, old style Famed frontiersman Famed frontiersman Daniel Famed pioneer Famous "Long Hunter" Famous "Long Knife" Famous frontiersman. Famous pioneer (1735–1820). Famous pioneer. Fess Parker TV role Fess Parker played him First Kentuckian? Folk hero Folk hero Daniel Folk hero from Kentucky Former Yankee Aaron whose 2003 ALCS Game 7 homer extended the "Curse of the Bambino" Frontier explorer Daniel Frontier man. Frontier name Frontiersman Dan Frontiersman Daniel Frontiersman born 1734 Frontiersman celebrated in Byron's "Don Juan" Frontiersman in a coonskin cap Frontiersman nonpareil. Frontiersman of note Frontiersman who lent his name to six U.S. counties folk-hero Favors granted. Favors sought Favors, old style Force to exit, as a performer Force an exit, in a way Fictional flapper Fictional flapper Betty Finger-on-nose sound Flapper girl Betty Fleischer's Betty