Letter F 31000–31250

Ferber work Fourth Best Picture winner First Germanic invaders of Italy. FRENCH scimitar FRENCH sword, curved Far East republic: Italian sp. Former Ike title: Abbr. firm hold Fastened a saddle Football team whose members wear stiff bracelets? **Five-time World Series champs (1919, 1940, 1976, 1990) Five-time World Series winner Factor of diez Fernando's five Festival day in mayo Festive mayo day Five for Franco Five, in Mexico City Five: Span. Franco's five Fünf : German :: ___ : Spanish Fiery fleck Fire offshoot Fireplace ash Fireplace speck Fairy-tale ball attendee Fairy-tale heroine Famous stepdaughter Film based on a French fairy tale Folk-lore heroine Fragments from fires Former U.N. ambassador McCain FILM (comb. form) FILM camera Field for Gérard Depardieu and Audrey Tautou Field for Michel Hazanavicius and Luc Besson Field of Jean-Luc Godard Film in Cannes Film in France Film theater Film venue Filmdom, in France Filmdom, to Philippe Flick site Foreign film venue Foreign movie house François Truffaut's field French Movie French film French film theater French filmdom French flick French movie, for short. French movies French theater film industry FILM fan Film aficionado (var.) Film buff (Var.) Film buff Film lover Filmmaker Filmmaking fan Film fans Family: Irish law. FILM-showing place Fellini's forte Fellini's medium Fellini's milieu Fellini's realm Field of production? Field of projection? Film as an art form Film theatre Film, or place where it is shown Filmdom Films Flicks Film theaters Film venues Film library Fit for the big screen filmic Film camera or projector Film producer. Film's camera-crew chief Film-crew VIP Film buffs FILM process Film-related anagram of AMERICAN French movie houses French movie theaters Further activity French toast spice French-toast topping *Flavorful garnish for a mulled drink Flavorer that begins as tree bark Fragrant, buttery breakfast offering French numeral French word for five FRENCH five Fifi's five Five (Fr.) Five from Faubert Five to Pierre Five, in France Five, in French Five, in Issy Five, in Paris. Five, to Fifi Five, to Flaubert Five, to Francois French numerical. French quintet French words five five French words Five-line stanza Five-line poetic form FIVE-cusped ornament Fives, in old cards or dice slang Followers of Philip Murray. Fig. with a diameter Fig. with a radius Frequently complex traffic pattern: Abbr. Femme fatale First to show that men are pigs? Friendly group. Friends, metaphorically Fliers: Abbr. Fuse box alternative Fuse box alternatives Fuse box replacers Former rival of Best Buy Frontier-justice venue Fate of one constantly reliving the past? FLOWING movement foreskin removal FIGURE enclosed by curve formal ceremony about important occasions Full details. Find a way around Frenetic and showy Frenzied but entertaining Fair-weather clouds Feathery clouds Filmy clouds. Filmy white clouds. Filmy, fleecy clouds. Filmy, wavy clouds. Fleecy clouds Fleecy high clouds. Formations of fleecy clouds. FILAMENTARY appendage (zool.) FILAMENTARY process (zool.) Filmy variety of cloud Fleecy cloud Fleecy cloud formation. "__ for Cookie" ("Sesame Street" song) "___ for Cookie" '-- for Cookie' ('Sesame Street' tune) Former Soviet republics, briefly FRENCH clip Fish or "Kid" Fortune 100 company whose name is the last two syllables of the city near where it was founded fish Great Lakes Figure seen on [circled letters below] Former HUD head Form of Cecilia Females whose gender identities match their gender assignments at birth Footnote abbr. Footnote abbr., op. ___ FORTRESS guarding a city Fortress in a city Fritz Hollings' alma mater Fastnesses. From enthusiasm to award? Footnote, perhaps Formally commend Formally commend, as for bravery Formally honor FRENCH hamlet "___ for bravery." Footnoted Footnote writer Formally honors "Fueling Good" gas brand FRESHWATER tropical fish -- Field (Mets' home) -- Field (Mets' stadium) Field opening __ Field (Big Apple ballpark) __ Field (Mets' ballpark) __ Field (NY Mets' home) __ Field (NYC ballpark) __ Field (Queens ballpark) __ Field (home of the Mets) __ Field: NYC stadium __ Field: Queens stadium ___ Field (New York Mets' stadium) ___ Field (Shea Stadium successor) ___ Field (Shea Stadium's replacement) ___ Field (Shea Stadium's successor) ___ Field (Shea replacement) ___ Field (Shea's replacement) ___ Field (home to Mr. Met) ___ Field (home to the Mets) ___ Field (park in Flushing) ___ Field (where the Mets play) ___ Field in NY Florence and Charlotte Franklinville, N.Y., and Franklin Park, Ill., for two Freetown and Libreville, for two Famed newspaper tycoon Charles Foster is the central figure in this 1941 movie Film in which Agnes Moorehead debuted as the title character's mother Fruit acid derivative. Fruit salt From lemons, oranges, etc. False topazes Fruit: Prefix. FRENCH automobile FRENCH car FRENCH motorcar First mass-production auto company outside the U.S. French auto French auto pioneer French automaker French car company with an dieresis in its name Fruit cake ingredient Fruit historically used for medicinal purposes Fruit in a Sukkot ritual Fruit resembling a large lemon Fruit resembling a lemon Fruit with a thick peel Fruitcake fruit Fruitcake ingredient Fruit trees. Fruitcake ingredients. Fruit category Fruit high in Vitamin C Fruit type high in vitamin C Fruit type that tends to be in season in winter Fruits like oranges and lemons Firenze o Venezia Fat __ (prosperous circumstances) Flint, e.g. Florence or Helena. Florence or Sydney Frank Miller book series "Sin __" financial district of london From 42nd Street to 43rd Street