Letter F 48750–49000

Furnishes funds for Furnishes with funds First or last page of a book Flyleaf component or companion Finials, e.g. Final parts final limits Final result of a process FINAL result Final result of changes. Final version Final results Football play also called a sweep Football play in which the rusher tries to get around the line instead of going through it Football play that may involve a pitchout Football ploy Football tactic Football rushing plays Final points Fades to black, say Far left and far right Far limits. Farthest reaches Final answers to solve in crosswords, e.g. Final boundaries Final chapters Final stages Final word in today's quip Final word of a budgeting quip Finalities. Finally stops Finish lines Finish lines, e.g. Finishes (appropriately) Finishes the bacon and eggs finally (4) Finishes the finale Finishes with Flutie targets Football positions Football-pass catchers Footballers. Forbids any more of Front and back Furthermost parts. Furthest points Furthest reaches Final points in a series Finishes, as a relationship Finishes with, as a high note Finishes filling the last suitcase? Finally arrives (at) Finishes as Finally reaches Finishes on a positive note Furniture piece by the sofa Fiedler's "An ___ Innocence" Forming a line, as banquet tables Finally arrive at Finally become Find oneself Finish one's days Finally reach Final application Final consumers For whom products are designed Furniture cleaning brand Finish impressively Famous poem by Keats. formation of new layers of integument after ecdysis Football field area Football spiking spot Fiji-to-Samoa dir. Final direction for a Benz? Finish for ethyl or methyl Flight dir. From Anaheim to Riverside, Calif. From Austin to Boston (abbr.) From Ft. Myers to Ft. Pierce From Grand Junction to Breckenridge, CO From K.C. to Detroit From KA to ME From LA to Barstow From LA to NC From Mo. to Me. From Okla. City to Tulsa From Pitts. to Boston From S.F. to Tahoe From S.F. to Wyo. Fuller suffix French form of Aeneas. French name of Greek hero. Facilitator of movement "Forgive your ___, but never forget their names": John F. Kennedy Feuding sides Feudists Foemen Former friends Foe encountered on the battlefield Foe or adversary Fighting figures Figure on a Nixon list Foe found phonetically in four puzzle answers Foe hiding, in a way, in the puzzle's four longest answers Foeman Friend's opposite Front de Boeuf, to Ivanhoe fierce opponent Foreigner living in a country that is at war with their native land Foes' home base Foray target, perhaps Front borders F.B.I. target Foe-run land? Fed. power dept. Full of pep, vim and vigor. Forces; powers Fill with life Fill with vim Frequent "Star Trek" command Fuel for Transformers "Failure is more frequently from want of ___ than want of capital": Daniel Webster FORCE in operation Forceful exertion Fuel provides it full pressure Fuel sources Fuel surcharge, e.g. "Febrero" preceder "Feliz año nuevo" month First month in many Latin American calendars Febrero follows it Febrero predecessor Febrero's predecessor First "mes" of the "año" First Spanish Month A of Sundays First calendario month First calendario page First mes First month in Córdoba First month in Madrid First month in Majorca First month in Mexico First month in México First month in Tijuana First month in el año First month of _un año nuevo_ First month of el ano First month of el año First month of el año nuevo First month of the "año" First month of the ano First month on a Mexican calendar First month on a calendar, in Spanish First month on a calendario First month, in Cuba First month, in Lima First month, to Felipe First of 12 abroad First of 12 in South America First of 12, in Madrid First of the year in Mexico City First on a calendario First page of a calendario First page of el calendario First page of un calendario Follower of diciembre Four before mayo Franco's January First months: Sp. force a bird into water Former Ryan Seacrest show French child French for 'child' French words child French word for "children" Fictional Massachusetts town wherein "Infinite Jest" takes place Facing mirrors, in architecture French commander's order Finally, in France Finally, in Paris Finally, to Félicité Finally: Fr. French cue In conclusion, in Caen Info fold in Famous Siamese twin Famous conjoined twin Festival land: Abbr. From the Cheviot Hills to Lands End: Abbr. Face in battle Fought with formal agreement to get married Fiancée, say? Fiancées wear them Fiancées' prides "Fencers, prepare to duel!" Fence line? Fencer's call Fencer's cry Fencer's phrase (2 words) Fencer's position. Fencing call Fencing calls Fencing challenge Fencing cry Fencing phrase Fencing term: Fr. Fight precursor Fighting words, of sorts Foil user's words Fencing stance called out before a duel Five-time Emmy nominee Georgia Foreign news correspondent Richard Famous German socialist fecundate Frosh course Frosh subj. French machine Fire or jet Fire or steam follower Firefighter's vehicle Firehouse vehicle Front part of a train, usually Fuel-driven machine Fire-fighting unit. finagle Framework of steel tubing used by mechanics Fire department ID Floating power plant Features of large ships Fan sites Fire trucks Firefighters Flying Fortress's foursome Former Michigan governor John from london Famed borrower Food that's often buttered Food items introduced to the United States by Samuel Thomas circa 1880 Former fraction of a pound Fluent in a Germanic tongue Fluent in a common tongue Faculty member at Eton? Feed voraciously Fill to the tip Fill with blood Fed eagerly Former Caltech sr., perhaps Fix indelibly Firmly establishes: Var. Fancy wedding mailing