Letter F 35500–35750

Food rechewed Friends who are in close contact? Friend to snuggle up with Fast Eddie's stick Feed a line Feed a line to Feed lines to Finger-pointing, maybe Functional stick forgetful actors need Fed a line Fed a line to Fed a signal to Fed lines Fed lines to Fed lines to, as an actor Feeding a line to Feeds lines to. Feeds the lines Fashion fold Fashionable fold French or hand FOR A POLICE OFFICER For whom: Lat. FRENCH leather Fancy food French cooking French word for "kitchen" Fusion, but not fission Fictional Saint Bernard Fattoush salad ingredient, for short Future pickles Future pickles, for short FRENCH buttocks First of a dead-end trio? French bottom French phrase Flat base of a brilliant. Flat base of a gem. Flat bases of brilliants. Flat diamond facets. For use in cooking fit for cooking First host of "The Price Is Right" Fellows or pals, in British slang. Fellow: Brit. slang. forming the top FRENCH knee-breeches Fault at the forum Fault, in a phrase Fault, in law Fault: Lat. fault Latin words Faction on the fringe Faddish devotion to an idea. Faddish group. Fanatic followers Fanatic following Fanatical faction Fanatical following Fans of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," some say Fervent faction Fervent following Film following Following group ___ film (movie with a small but devoted fan base) Film with a highly devoted group of select fans Fanatic's follower Fanatical sect members Four-couple sect? Faithfully exercise each day, e.g. Factions on the fringes Fanatic followings Fanatical followings Fanatical groups Fans of various offbeat films, e.g. Followings Fringe factions First-time visitor's distress, perhaps First Greek colony in Italy. FINN, father of Flavor extract like vanilla. Former county of Northwest England Frontier way to the Midwest, with "The" FENNEL-like plant FANCY SASH Formal accessory number 1 Fair-weather signs, often Fluffy clouds Fluffy cloud Fluffy sky sight Fluffy sun blocker Fluffy blockers of the sun Famous British shipping line known for luxury ocean liners Famed cruise line Famous name in shipbuilding. Family name in New York politics Father or son New York governor Former New York governor known for his press briefings Former New York governor Former New York governor Mario Former governor Mario Former governor of New York First Family at Albany Former Albany first family Flagstick holder Flip ___ (team-based drinking game) Frosted treat FIFE Region city/town (Scot.) Food storage area Frosted treats February 14 archer February archer February figure February luminary February symbol Figure in Roman myth. Figures on Valentines Figures on some Valentine's Day cards Flying saucer topper? Face up to change - it may be refreshing Favorite thing. Feature of many a capitol Flat offer? Flour amounts Four in a quart Four-footed lowlife First-aid brand First-aid brand since 1951 Fast-acting parish priest? Fire hydrant location Former street market. Factor in a home's market value Fights the urge to argue Food for Miss Muffet FORM into curd Fare for a nursery rhyme arachnophobe Fried cheese ___ Fare for Miss Muffet Food for Little Miss Muffet "Fascination Street" guys "Friday I'm in Love" band, with "The" FRENCH parish priest Find a remedy for Fix for an ailment Fix for what ails Fix for what ails you Fixed up, in a way Found a remedy for Fare after successful medical treatment? Fixes up French men of the cloth French parish priests Feudal assembly *... for Nobel laureates Famed scientist Marie Family name in science history Famous French scientist. Famous name in science. Famous scientist First double Nobelist First double, and first female, Nobelist First female Nobelist First female Nobelist, 1903 First female Sorbonne professor First female professor at the University of Paris First to win two Nobel Prizes First two-Nobel winner First two-time Nobel Prize winner Marie First two-time Nobelist First two-time, and first female, Nobelist First woman to teach at the Sorbonne First woman to win the Nobel Prize French chemist who won two Nobel prizes French or Polish physicist Famed Nobel prize winners. Famous physicists. First Nobel Prize sharers Flea market buy Flea market item, perhaps Flea market pickup find Market Feline's nemesis Feature of Little Shirley Temple Feature of some hairstyles Feature of young Shirley Temple's hair Forearm exercise Free weights maneuver Free-weight exercise forelock Formed ringlets Felt very ashamed and sorry? Fancy twist Fancy twist in a signature Form into a ball Fast-food side dish Fruit for a tart Fruit for jelly Fruit farm's cash flow? Fruity front-page report? Fruity breakfast biscuit FLOW with tide Flow of electricity Flight board listings Flights that have just landed Field competitions for electricians? Flattered for gain Famous lithographers Famous lithographer plus his polygamous clan? FISH dish cooked with bruised spices and turmeric FRUIT dish cooked with bruised spices and turmeric ___ favor (fawn) Fairy tale staple foredoom Foul-mouth Foul-mouthed one Foiled villain's cry Foiled villain's shout Flowing handwriting Flowing, as handwriting Far from chatty Far from loquacious Far from wordy Flood of baseball Figurative East-West divider "Freaky Friday" mom Formal gestures Female's bow Figure skater's last move, often Formal greeting flexure Form a bend Figure features Fitness franchise primarily for women Frisky leap. Full of twists Famous viceroy of India, 1899–1905. FIBROUS aromatic root of Indian grass FIBROUS root of Indian grass Features of canines Four-letter word Foul mouth Fudge is a good substitute for one Flan filling Flan, perhaps Final roadside stop for an eggy treat? Famous Indian fighter (1839–76). Federal cavalry leader Foe of Sitting Bull Final rest period for George the general?