Letter F
Force of habit
Fashioned for one person, say
FENCING touch
FIRE (crick.)
Fashion of a garment.
Film director's "Stop!"
Film director's call
Film director's word.
Film editor's job
Film shoot cry
Film-set call
Full of muscles
Film director's command on set
___ from the same cloth
flitch
___ figure (attract attention)
Flower options?
Formulaic
"Family Guy" staple
Film flashbacks, essentially
"Fish or ___!"
Fish alternative?
"Feeling ___, might delete later"
Fair and fetching
Favorite of flight attendants?
Forcedly attractive
Feature of many decorative vases
Fingernail edger
Fingernail part
Fingernail surrounder
Fingernail's neighbor
Fingernail scarf skin
Familiar term of address
floor Dance
Fill the bill
*"For the last time, stop!"
Flat croquette
Flat croquette of meat in breadcrumbs
Fistfight wound
Figure in a boxing ring
Fail to impress
Fail to impress, with "with"
Fail to influence: Colloq.
Flank, e.g.
First step of instructions for what to do with this finished puzzle
Figure often made of cardboard
Figures made with scissors
Flower in a tango dancer's mouth (or a lefty's Twitter bio)
Film editor's reductions
Film editor's work
Film versions
Financial belt-tightening
Finalizes business (with)
Foots it
Fails to impress
Four cold things
Fastball with a sharp, late break
Film editor, at times
Fast sailing ships
FOUR OF THE EARTH
Forefront of innovation
Forefront of progress
Forefront; lead
forefront of innovation or knife
Film editor's milieu
Fold in pleats
Film script words between scenes
Focus on what's important
Famed British clipper ship
Famed clipper
Famous 18th cen. clipper ship.
Funny sort
FRENCH sink
FRENCH stone basin, perforated
"For my own reasons," briefly
Family member, familiarly
Former capital of the Incan empire
formerly the capital of the Inca empire
Front-wheel-drive coupling, for short
Fodder for the hiring committee
Fortune 100 company with a heart in its logo
First year in St. Pius I's papacy
Fatal poison found in the stones and pips of apricot, plums, cherries, apples, and pears
FUTURISTIC, HIGH-TECH SCI-FI GENRE (blade runner)
futuristic high tech sci fi genre blade runner
Flock tender?
Four seasons, e.g.
Four-hit achievement, in baseball lingo
Full course
Followed a recurring sequence
Forming a repeating series
Fabled one-eyed giant
Film dancer Charisse
Fred's "Silk Stockings" co-star
Fred's "Silk Stockings" co-star, 1957
Fred's "Silk Stockings" partner
Fred's partner in "Silk Stockings"
French word for "swan"
Flower cluster, as in phlox.
Flowers like forget-me-nots.
Fault-finding types
Focus of attention, an admired person
Fancy pheromone contains secret message
French evergreen
Flamelike forms in many van Gogh paintings
FISH (order)
Famed stripper Lili St. ___
France's Saint-___
France's Saint-___-l'École
France's St. ___.
"For a great nose indicates a great man" speaker
Fictionalized character created from crayon
First name among those with famous noses
First name in big noses
French writer who pulled off what must be the world's first catfish
___ Fielding ("A Passage to India" character)
"Flowers" singer Miley
Famous king of Persia.
Federal Mediator Ching.
Former "Hannah Montana" star Miley
Founder of Persian Empire
Founder of the Persian Empire
Fluid-filled cavity
___ fibrosis
fluid inside cell
Five-time 30-game winner of early baseball
Former leader with absolute power in Russia
Father of a grand duchess
Father of a grand duke
Federal agency bigwig
Federal bigwig
Foe of the Bolsheviks
Former Kremlin despot
Former Russian VIP
Former Russian autocrat
Former Russian emperor
Former Russian emperor (var.)
Former Russian leader
Former Russian ruler
Former despot
Foe of Lenin
Follower of Nicholas II.
Former Russian emperors
Former Winter Palace residents
Franz Kafka, for one
From Bohemia
From Brno
From Brno, say
From Plzen
From Prague
FOURTH in serial order
Face-to-face Exam
five hundred
FATHER (childish)
FATHER (colloq.)
FLOUNDER-like fish
Face-covering dance move
Fad dance move of 2015
Fifth row
Finger-paint
Flounder kin
Flounder's kin
Flounder's relative
Foundation amount
flounder fish
Flintstone word
Feed like a duck
fribble
Freakin' great
Finger-paints, perhaps
Fingerprints
Flat fish.
Flounders
'From the beginning,' in music
From the beginning, musically
From the beginning, on scores
From the beginning, to Bach
From the beginning, to Mehta
From the top, musically
From the top, to a musician
Fish akin to the carp.
Fish composed of music notes?
Fish like the carp.
Fish made of music notes
Fish of the carp family
Fresh-water carp.
fish small
Film about a weather-forecasting fish?
Fishy Wagner opera?
Fishes related to carp.
Freshwater fishes
Famed hat designer Lilly
French designer of hats.
Formal soldiers' IDs?
Fabric invented in1941
Fabric mentioned in "We Didn't Start the Fire"
Finger or toe
Foot in the Iliad
foot metric
FLYING fish (genus)
Feet for Homer
Fingers and toes
Fingers or toes
"For Grad or __" (common spring store sign)
Father, informally
Father figure at home, perhaps
Fa Zhou, to Mulan
Faddish reply to a celebrity online
Familial palindrome
Familial source of corny jokes
Familiar sitcom figure
Family V.I.P.
Family man, maybe
Family man, to his kids
Family member honored in June
Family member who probably has a striped polo shirt (or three) in the closet
Family member who stereotypically builds the IKEA furniture (at least in my family)
Family punster, often
Family sitcom role
Family-sitcom role
Father figure
Father's Day card recipient
Father's Day gift recipient
Father, affectionately
Father, familiarly
Father, for short
Father, informally
Figure with notoriously bad jokes
First National Bank of __
First coach, often
Fizzling firework
Formerly Disneyland After Dark
Fred, to Pebbles
Frequent college funding source
Furious Styles, to Tre
Family man, in short
Father’s Day honoree
"Father" in the nursery
"Father," in toddler talk
FRENCH artist cult
Famous first word.
Father, in baby talk
Father, to a baby
Father, to a toddler
Father, to a tot
Father, to an infant
First word for a baby, maybe
First word for some babies
First word for some kids
First word in baby's vocabulary.
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