Letter F 45250–45500

Fish sometimes wired for electricity. Fish such as a moray Fish such as the moray Fish such as unagi Fish that Japan eats more than 70% of the global catch Fish that became the first coconut tree, in Samoan myth Fish that can be a shocker Fish that can be electric Fish that can give a shock Fish that can give you a shock Fish that can swim backward Fish that can swim backwards Fish that can swim forward and backward Fish that is long and thin Fish that is often smoked Fish that lacks pelvic fins Fish that may be "electric" Fish that may be caught in a cage Fish that may be jellied Fish that may be jellied or smoked Fish that may electrify you Fish that may have only vestigial fins Fish that might be jellied Fish that might be mistaken for a sea snake Fish that might shock you Fish that resembles a snake Fish that sounds like a French pronoun Fish that starts with two vowels Fish that swim by generating body waves Fish that swims backwards Fish that swims by generating waves Fish that swims by making waves Fish that twists Fish that works for Ursula Fish that's an ambush predator Fish that's hard to hold Fish that's jellied in British cuisine Fish that's never served raw because its blood is poisonous Fish that's not kosher Fish that's poisonous unless cooked Fish that's slippery Fish that, in fact, does not have an electric variety Fish used as currency in medieval England Fish used in Japanese cuisine Fish used to catch striped bass Fish whose blood is poisonous to humans Fish whose blood is toxic to humans Fish whose heaviest species is the European conger Fish whose name is a calculator number turned upside down Fish whose only breeding ground is located in the Bermuda Triangle Fish whose skin is sometimes used for leather Fish with "snowflake" and "sawtooth" varieties Fish with a charge Fish with a cutthroat variety Fish with a lengthy body Fish with a moray variety Fish with a sawtooth variety Fish with a snakelike body Fish with a transparent larval form Fish with a wormlike body Fish with electric organs Fish with electroreceptors Fish with more than 100 vertebrae in its spine Fish with no pelvic fin Fish with no pelvic fins Fish with over 100 vertebrae Fish with poisonous blood Fish with sawtooth and spaghetti varieties Fish with tiny scales Fish with toxic blood Fish without fins Fish without pelvic fins Fish without scales Fish without ventral fins Fish you can smoke Flexible fish Flotsam or Jetsam in "The Little Mermaid" Foal : horse :: grig : ___ Foal:horse::elver: Food item sometimes jellied Food traditionally eaten on Japan's Doyo no Ushi no Hi ("Midsummer Day of the Ox") Foot part, in Leicester Frog eater Frog predator Frog-eating fish Fully-grown leptocephalus ___ fork (fishing spear). fish Electric co. fish Snaky curve fish Sushi bar staple fish elongated Fish prized in the South. Fisherman with pots Fished for congers Fished for congers, e.g. Fished for elvers. Fished for grown-up grigs Fished for lampreys Fished for long, sharp-toothed prey Fished for morays Fished for morays, e.g. Fished for unagi Fished for wrigglers. Fished in crevices Fished like a pot user? Fished selectively Fished the Sargasso Fished using pots, perhaps Fished with a pot Fished with pots Fished with the National Anguilla Club Fished with traps, perhaps Fished, in a way Fisher using a stownet Fisher with a grig Fisher with a pot Fisher with a stownet Fisherman of a sort Fisherman for congers Fisherman in the Sargasso Fisherman in the Sargasso Sea Fisherman who supplies a sushi bar Fisherman who uses razor clams for bait Fishing specialist Fisheries. Fishermen with pots Fishermen with traps Fishers with pots Fish repository Freshwater plant also called wild celery Fishing for morays Fishing using stink bait, say Fishing with pots Fishing with traps, maybe Fishy tennis player? Fishy dish for which a Thames island is named Fisherman's trap Fishing gear left underwater Fishing gear with fine mesh wire Fish traps Fishy foreign leader? Freshwater-fish sushi "Fear Factor" fish Fall migrators to the sea Fellows hard to hold. Finless wonders Fish Nash rhymed with "meals" Fish caught in Pots Fish dishes. Fish enjoyed on Midsummer Ox Day Fish for jellying Fish in Hamburg Aalsuppe Fish in a British pie Fish in the order Anguilliformes Fish lacking ventral fins Fish prepared kabayaki-style Fish resembling lampreys Fish served in the Basque dish angulas Fish such as Flotsam and Jetsam in "The Little Mermaid" Fish that Japan eats over 70% of the global catch Fish that Ursula had as minions Fish that are mostly nocturnal Fish that are often prepared kabayaki-style Fish that are slithery Fish that are snaky Fish that can move equally well forward and backward Fish that can survive for several hours on land Fish that go into unagi rolls Fish that lack pelvic fins Fish that may be hard to fillet Fish that rhyme with "seals" Fish that spawn in the Sargasso Sea Fish that use magnetoreception Fish that wriggle Fish trapped in pots Fish used as bait in bass fishing Fish usually lacking a tail fin Fish who are all born as males Fish whose juveniles can climb walls Fish with "sawtooth" and "cutthroat" families Fish with charges Fish with electric personalities? Fish with lethal pulses Fish with only minute fins Fish with slimy layers Fish with transparent babies Fisherman's slippery catches Fishes caught in pots Fishes cherished by the Maori Fishes in unadon Fishes sometimes steamed with douchi Fishes such as Flotsam and Jetsam in "The Little Mermaid" Fishes that may shock you Fishes that might be steamed with black bean sauce Flotsam and Jetsam in "The Little Mermaid" Flotsam and Jetsam in "The Little Mermaid," for two Flotsam and Jetsam in "The Little Mermaid," species-wise Flotsam and Jetsam, e.g. Foot parts, Cockney style. Freshwater delicacies Freud once dissected hundreds of them in a failed attempt to find their sex organs Fish hides used for wallets Fishy Verdi opera? Fishy omen? Faculty at TU Delft known for electrical engineering and computer science "Faith, __ with losing his wits": "Hamlet" "For ___ though vanquish'd, he could argue still": Goldsmith "Frae morn to ___ . . . " "Frae morn to ___ . . . ": Burns "____for hate thou canst but kill": Melville Fabric name ending Fabric name suffix Fabric suffix Frost-y night? First choice word? First word in a children's random selection rhyme First word in a children's selection rhyme First word in a choosing rhyme First word of a choosing rhyme First word of a counting rhyme First word of a kid's random selection ditty First word of a playground rhyme that's really easy to rig Fun-size First of a few choice words First to be counted First word in a counting rhyme First word of a counting game. First word of a counting-out rhyme. First word of a kids' rhyme First word of a kids' rhyme that ends with "moe" First word of choice? First word of counting-out rhyme. Fair hiring acronym Fair hiring initials Fair hiring inits. Fair hiring letters Fair hiring ltrs. Fair-hiring abbr. Fair-hiring agcy. Fair-hiring initials Fair-hiring inits. Fair-hiring inits., as for L.G.B.T. workers Fair-hiring letters Fair-hiring ltrs. Fair-hiring policy (abbr.) Fair-hiring prog. Fairness in hiring (abbr.) Fairness in hiring agcy. Fairness-in-hiring abbr. Fairness-in-hiring agcy.