Letter F 41000–41250

Find an area, say Famous feature of the Florence Cathedral Foot lever on a bicycle Feature of Florence's duomo Feature of Rome's Pantheon Feature of St. Peter's Feature of many a beehive Feature of some arenas Feature of some bowls Feature of some modern stadiums Feature of some sports arenas Feature of some stadiums Feature of the Capitol or the Taj Mahal Feature of the Capitol. Field protector, maybe Field topper Florentine skyline feature Fuller claim to fame Fuller construction Fuller creation Fuller figure? Fuller shape Fuller's Geodesic structure Fuller's geodesic ___ Fuller's geodesic creation Favor request Fated for ruin Former Japanese news agency Fans' protectors Features of Russian Orthodox churches Features of mosques' roofs Features of some cold-weather stadiums Features of some indoor arenas Features of some stadiums Field protectors FAMILY affairs (pert. to) family affairs Family life FIFTH note of ascending scale Forceful Kelly? Frequent portrayer of Otello Founder of a religious order. FRIAR, black "Fats" Fats of "Blueberry Hill" false face Fast-food chain with a pizza tracker Fast-food franchise with a game piece in its logo Foreign policy rationale for containing communism in Southeast Asia First word when thanking Mr. Roboto Former titles of respect in Portugal Family leader? Fellow at Oxford Fellow in an English university. Fife player Knotts Fight promoter King Football coach Shula Funny Knotts Funnyman Knotts Funnyman Rickles figure Summit "___ Flor and Her Two Husbands" Flor of film Foreign title etymologically related to "dame" First audience-participation TV talk show Former TV host Phil Former Winfrey rival *Fictional uncle of triplets Fagan of Steely Dan Former Alberta premier ___ R. Getty (1985-92) Fowl with three nephews Friend of Mickey and Goofy Father/son duo of actors in the Sutherland acting family Free-for-all, formally Floral garland, per this puzzle's title Former movie actor. Filmdom's Mr. Chips Filmic Mr. Chips Fund-raiser's request Filled a certain pledge Famous relief worker? Fund, as a charity Foundation supports Fourth century Bishop of Carthage. First player to win tennis's Grand Slam Fictional character born Vito Andolini Fictional orphan "Finished my test!" Finalized Finished: Colloq. Fintio Fit for serving Fully cooked Finished or completed, as a task ___ for (washed up) Fait accompli Foundation, often Foundation, perhaps Fundraiser beneficiary Foundations, often Foiled "Funny Face" director "Funny Face" director Stanley Film director Stanley Finished, colloquially Famed Hawaiian crooner Famed Hawaiian singer Famed Hawaiian ukelelist Father of pop singer Hoku Famous libertine Friml's "Serenade." Friml favorite Fife player Five-time 1960s Emmy-winning actor Fargo of songdom Fashion designer Karan Fashion's Karan Flip side of "La Bamba" in '58 Former H.H.S. Secretary Shalala France : madame :: Italy : ___ "Fall Behind Me" rockers, with "The" ". . . for whom the bell tolls" penner ". . . for whom the bell tolls" poet "For God's sake hold your tongue, and let me love" poet "For whom the bell tolls" writer FRENCH deal Famed metaphysical poet First metaphysical poet Former Dallas Mavericks head coach Family for whom a Western pass is named Fair noted for riots Free-style fracas "First ___ harm ..." "First, ___ harm" (doctor's axiom) "First, ___ harm" (doctor's principle) "First, ___ harm" (medical axiom) 'First, -- harm (medical maxim)' Follow doctors' orders? Foundation, frequently Friend of the Red Cross Friend of the cause Fund contributor Fund raiser s target fairy godmother Fund drive participants Fund-drive V.I.P.'s "___ fold, spindle or . . . " First words of a prohibition Forbidding announcement. Forbidding words ___ Feed the Animals. Fail to act Foot rule? "Father of the CIA" Famous chief of O. S. S. Former OSS chief. Family of the OSS chief. First "Jeopardy!" announcer Family figures? Family heads in "The Godfather" Fellows of Oxford and Cambridge. Figures advised by consiglieres Figures at a gangland summit Former Yankees Larsen and Mattingly Football coach's dance? Former Dolphins head "___ Fence Me In" "___ forget your jacket!" Familiar admonition. Fashion faux pas Fashion faux pas, e.g. First word in many signs First word of a campaign slogan. Forbidding word First words of a Presley hit. Fishy shout to a wallflower? Fault line? . . . from a nutritionist (press 3) Fail to devise ludicrous schemes? Fail to attend Freeze order ...from a crew coach Farmer's "Keep things the way they are"? Fashion faux pas list Fashion magazine list Forbidden actions Forbidden acts Forbidden behaviors Forbidden things Forbidden things on a list Forbidding phrases. Fleetwood Mac "___ thinking about tomorrow" Fleetwood Mac hit used in Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign Fleetwood Mac single of 1977 Firehouse "___ Me Bad" Fancy car maneuver that might leave skid marks Fave food for Homer Simpson First cousin of a cruller: Colloq. Food for Homer Simpson Food in a "cake vs. yeast" debate Food with a hole Food with a hole in the middle Food with an inedible center? Force feed Fried treat Friedcake Follower of Scooby or Sea Free pass at Woodstock? Fella, in internet slang *Froufrou Fandangles Fiddle with pencil and paper. Fare pretty well Famed Georgia football coach Vince Famous name in Laos. Finley Peter Dunne's Mr. Famous American flyer. Fictional elocution student First over Tokyo. FINAL judgement Fearful fate Fearful future Fearsome fate Final ruin Fire-and-brimstone threat Fix the fate of Frightful fate Fate sealed by destruction Fatalistic sort, in slang Fates Fixes irrevocably. Fixes one's fate Fixes the fate of Final Judgment Firth of Clyde feeder Family name in an 1869 romance Fictional Devonshire outlaw. Fictional Loma Fictional Lorna Fictional outlaw Fictional outlaw of Devonshire. Fictional outlaws of Exmoor. First strip to win a Pulitzer Feature of an exit strategy? Foot in the ___ Frame job French ___ (glass-paneled opener) French or Dutch French or revolving French or swinging