Letter F 41250–41500

French window Front of a cupboard Front door ringer Frame surrounding an opening Food delivery app Frame piece Fastener that keeps an apartment shut Fortunate public bathroom feature Four front backers footman Floor saver Figuratively, people who get stepped on. Figuratively, timid people. First option, according to Monty Hall FRAME part Figuratively, opportunities. French and fire French ones take panes Frequent openers and closers in a subway Fallen portals? Floor wedge, perhaps Frontage plots "Feel-good" chemical messenger "Feel-good" neurotransmitter 'Feel-good brain chemical' FALSE information Feedbox info Figure (out), in slang Figure (out), slangily Funky fresh Figured (out), in slang Figured (out), slangily Figured (out): Slang. Follow priestly orders? Figures (out), in slang Figures (out): Slang. Five-star review of a ghost costume? Famed dwarf Friend of Snow White Filmdom's "Palme __" France's Côte -- Famed bilingual adventurer Famous Spanish explorer Female toon explorer Feminist Russell Fictional "child wife." Fictional Copperfield Fictional explorer Fictional explorer Marquez Fictional explorer who also plays the flute First Latina balloon character in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade First Mrs. Copperfield First bilingual heroine of kids' TV Flood of "Cannery Row" Friend of Boots the Monkey Friend of Boots the Monkey, on kids' TV ___ Flood ("Cannery Row" character) fish cat Fabled city (with "El") Fish also called mahi-mahi Food fish also called mahi mahi Frequent wear for Leon Black on "Curb Your Enthusiasm" Famed Fla. golf course Famed Miami country club Famed Miami golf resort Famed Miami resort Famous golf course Fla. golf site Fla. golf tournament Florida golf resort Florida golf resort with a famous Blue Monster course, familiarly Florida home of golf's WGC-CA Championship Florida site of an annual World Golf Championship event Florida town that hosts the Ford Championship Florida's "Blue Monster" golf course Former golf tournament, ___-Ryder Open French Surrealist photographer known for "Portrait of Ubu" (1936) Fictional adventurer with a map and a backpack Famed French illustrator. Famed illustrator of the Bible Famous French engraver-artist. Famous French illustrator (1833–83). Famous French illustrator. Famous illustrator. Film producer Schary Filmdom's Schary French artist (1833–83). French illustrator known for his work on "The Divine Comedy" French engraver French illustrator French illustrator Gustave French illustrator of Dante French illustrator of Rabelais. French illustrator-painter French illustrator: 19th century French painter: 19th century French printmaker French words golden Food fish, also called John Dory. Fa lead-in Fa preceders First three of a famous eight Filmdom's Mamie Van ____ Family of French illustrator Gustave French artist and family Film producer and playwright Former Israeli U.N. ambassador Gold Famous Genoese admiral Fictional Gray First order of Greek architecture Fluted style Fishing boats Fishing rowboats Flat-bottom boats Family servant in "Tartufe." Female name derived from an Ancient Greek dialect First of three historian/author's names Frequent Rock Hudson costar Famed heiress Flamin' Hot chip Frito-Lay chip Frito-Lay chip that's "a little bit of gold" Frito Lay snacks Far from hip Foolish, in slang First-year college assignment Frat alternative Frat house alternative Frat house section Frat quarters, sometimes Frat's next of kin Frat-house room Frequent pizza delivery destination Freshman's home, most likely Freshman's home. Frosh digs Frosh holder Frosh housing Frosh quarters Frosh residence Frosh's digs Frosh's home Frosh's quarters Feature of many Cape Cods Feature of many a Cape Cod house Frosh's drink chiller? Furry-tailed rodents Far ahead in a golf match Fictional tea party attendee Furry-tailed rodent Freshmen assignments Frosh residences Feisty former congressman former German aircraft manufacturer, now part of the EADS group Flying pencils, Do. 7. Former star Marie ___. Frank Baum heroine Formal name of a tech business? Fictional character who follows the Yellow Brick Road Family in a Dickens novel Flying beetles. Fin descriptor Fin on a fish's back. Fish's __ fin __ fin (fish feature) ___ fin (shark feature) ___ fin (shark part) Fish's stabilizing organ FISH-lizard fossil, discovery site of Football Hall of Famer Tony Football great Tony Famed name in jazz "Finding Nemo" fish "Finding Nemo" fish voiced by Ellen DeGeneres "Finding __": 2016 sequel "Finding ___" (2016 Pixar sequel) "Finding ___" (Pixar sequel) Fish friend of Nemo Fish out of water without oxygen Fish trying to find Nemo in "Finding Nemo" Fish voiced by Ellen DeGeneres Fish voiced by Ellen DeGeneres in "Finding Nemo" Fisher's boat Fisherman's boat Fisherman's craft Flat-bottomed dinghy Flat-bottomed fishing boat Forgetful fish in "Finding Nemo" Finding Nemo's forgetful blue fish Found fish in a Pixar film Friend of Marlin and Nemo in two Pixar films Flat-bottomed boat for shallow waters 'Fros and fades 'Fros and flips 'Fros, e.g. Fizz found at a fountain Fades, for instance Fancy affairs Fancy fetes Fancy hairstyles, informally Fancy parties Fashion column list Fashion mag suggestions, in two senses Fashion magazine thumbs-ups Festive affairs, in London. Festive get-togethers, in Britain. Festivities or treats: Colloq. Festivities: Colloq. Fetes Fetes and fiestas First of a pair of lists First of two columns in a fashion magazine First of two lists in fashion advice First prime número Flips and buns Flips, e.g. Forerunner of Windows Frenchman's back. Famous three-letter OS debuting in 1981 Folk dance movement. Filter song about medicinal amount? Fed pills to. Follow what you're told Friend and colleague of Hemingway First conscientious objector to win Medal of Honor. Flophouse bunk. Flophouse in London Flophouse, London style. Flophouse, in Britain. F.B.I. file F.B.I. file, e.g. FBI file item. FBI record File of documents File of personal information File on a particular person or subject File on a subject F.B.I. documents F.B.I. files F.B.I. papers. FBI collections "Farewell, Vladimir!" Feature of "i" or "j," but not "k" Feature of Swiss muslin Feature of an interrobang Feature of ninth letter Feature of only two letters Feature of two lowercase letters Feature of two lowercase letters of the alphabet Feature of two small letters