Letter F 34000–34250

Family name on "Seinfeld" Friend of Seinfeld, Benes and Kramer Fellow cast member Fellow leading actor Fellow performer Fellow player Fontanne, to Lunt Film lovers, typically Film lovers, usually "Fair Ball" author Bob "Football Night in America" host "Football Night in America" host Bob Figured expenses Figured the price of Former P. M. of Ireland. FRUIT peddler/pedlar FRUIT seller Fruit seller of London streets. Fruit seller, in England. for the asking Figure on a manufacturer's balance sheet Financial matters. Financial outlays Financial concern of a firm Fancy ball attire. Fancy dress affairs Film's gown creator Fake diamonds, pearls, etc. Film studio department FEMA shelter sight Family's hotel extra Field hospital sight Finger sheath Finger-stall. Fold-out bed Fold-out sleeper Fold-up bed Foldable bed Foldable sack Foldable sleeper Foldaway Foldaway bed Foldaway furniture Foldaway furniture item Foldaway hotel amenity Foldaway item Foldaway sleeper Foldaway, e.g. Foldaway, perhaps Folded sleeper Folding bed Former French Air Minister. Four-poster's little brother Futon kin FRENCH coast Fantail's home. France's ___ d'Azur French hillside vineyard French hillside with vineyards French wine-producing hillside French slope Fashionable resort area French Riviera French vacation destination Former French part of Africa. French department known for its Chardonnay wines French department that translates to "golden slope" French department whose capital is Dijon French wine-growing region that also produces Dijon mustard FRENCH peninsula Fowl sheds French for "coasts" Formal ball FRENCH petticoat FEMA shelter sights FEMA supplies Fingerstalls Fold-up beds Foldable beds Foldable items Foldaway beds Foldaway items Foldaways Folding beds Foldout beds Futon ancestors Futons kin Favorite salad ingredient. Fashion aesthetic with flower crowns and rustic dresses Fastener also known as an R-clip Fastener that holds other fasteners Fastening pin Fastened, as a wagon wheel Flared fastener Frock fabric Futon filler Futon filling Futures-market commodity Filling for quilts and cushions FLOWER OF THE SOUTH *Fluffy carnival treat Fair confection Fluffy sweet treat Fluffy treat Fluffy treat at a carnival Fluffy treat on a stick Fluffy treat, like its namesake Fluffy colorful dessert Famous Harlem nightspot Flopsy sibling Fluffy Fluffy to the touch Former annual fashion award Fourth Republic president Fragrance firm founded in France Fragrance giant that went public in 2013 French fragrance firm French president 1954-59 French president René French president René of the '50s French president before De Gaulle French statesman Ren French-founded fragrance firm Family room piece Furniture in a psychotherapist's office Furniture item often facing a TV FRENCH bed Frequent button-presser Frequent channel surfer Full-time channel surfer Fad creator of the '20s. Famous French healer of the '20s. French chemist and faith healer (1857–1926). French figure of the 1920's. French pharmacist (1857–1926). French psychologist, fad of the 1920's. French psychotherapist French psychotherapist Emile French psychotherapist: 1857–1926 Female cradle robber Flu symptom, sometimes Forks over reluctantly Fork over, as dough Frustrated crossword solver's cry Fifth part of quip Favor-asker's plea Favor-asker's query Fruit puree thin enough to pour French physicist famous for his discoveries in the field of electricity and magnetism Fourteen nations belong to this. Figure at the bar Formal advice foreign noble Follow a losing plan Fictional nobleman. Fly-by-night fellow? Famous vampire created by Bram Stoker Frustrate, in a way Fake 50, e.g. Fake twenty, e.g. Funny Franklin Funny Franklin, e.g. Funny money Faux money Fake bill fire intended to neutralize or destroy enemy weapons "Feed me" "Fortunately, allied forces have entered the graph and are busily ___" Feature of much of Bach's music Features of luncheonettes female equivalent of a count or earl For pinchpennies farm manager Faith Hill or Tim McGraw From sea to shining sea Female compatriot of noble line without husband female fellow national Fair place Figure in local government Forceful takeover Forcible overthrow of a government ___ fourré (Mille Bornes play) ___ foudre (French thunderbolt) Final stroke Finishing blow Finishing stroke: Fr. Ford Mustang, for one Four-door alternative Features of the mile-long CVS receipts Frugal shopper's item Frugal shopper French lottery ticket? Frugal types dedicated to clipping and saving? Frequent events, in unstable governments Fancy finishes French court. French yard Firmness of spirit. Famous Hartford newspaper. Former "CBS Evening News" anchor Former "Today" co-anchor FedEx, e.g. Font suitcase? Fancy meal part Flow swiftly French 101, e.g. flux of time FLOWED Flowed swiftly Fast horse, in literature Fixed routes. Flows swiftly FIELD sport Federer's field Fish stocks Flirt with danger Feudal escorts First plunge Fool in the reign? Fool of yore Fool's cap wearer "Forensic Files" carrier "Forensic Files" network Feature of many a New Orleans house Fit Tony, to Fat Tony, on "The Simpsons" Family reunion groups? Felix Silla's "The Addams Family" role French underwater explorer Familiar, old style FRENCH dressmaking FRENCH high fashion FRENCH sewing Fashion industry Fashion-design business fashion designer FEMALE fashion designer FRENCH hatch Fellow: Slang, from gypsy word "that man." Fishing village site. Formal agreement or compact Front of a magazine Furnish protection for. fielding position Fee collected at the door Fee to get in *Found out Filled in for: Colloq. Female on a magazine Frontwomen? Fetish for blankets?