Letter F 49000–49250

Finalizes a trophy Fully absorb flow over or cover completely Flavor ___ (MSG, e.g.) First all-purpose digital computer First computer First digital computer First electronic computer First electronic computer, unveiled in 1946 Fair lady of Camelot. Faithful wife in Mabinogion. Faithful wife of Geraint Faithful wife of legend. Faithful wife, in Tennyson poem. Faithful wife, in Tennyson. Female given name Figure of Arthurian legend First name that's a verb backwards Former embattled congresswoman Waldholtz Fourth largest city in Oklahoma. Fourth largest city of Oklahoma. Friend of Guinevere, in "The Idylls of the King" Fixed star in Pegasi. Former Bears running back Curtis ___ Flow of one line of a verse to the next without pause Formally forbid Find diverting Find pleasing Find pleasure in Food server's encouragement Fan the flames Film developing order: Abbr. Film-developer's abbr. Fotomat abbr. Full-screen picture, maybe: Abbr. Find a common thread for? First premier of China Former Chinese premier Zhou __ Former Communist leader Zhou Former premier Zhou _____ Fill (one) in Free from ignorance Follows the flag. Facially disguised. Feelings of hostility Feeling not uncommon among opera stars. feeling of being actively opposed or hostile to someone or something Feminizing suffix Formerly Castrogiovanni. Female finale Female suffix Feminine ending Feminine ending, in French words Feminine suffix from the French Feminizing finish Femme finale Finale for females French noun ending French suffix Foe, to Foch Feminine suffixes Film composer Morricone Film score composer Morricone Film scorer Morricone First name in western music? FERMANAGH county/market town (Ir.) Fatigue stemming from boredom Feeling akin to Weltschmerz Feeling akin to the German "Weltschmerz" Feeling of boredom Feeling of existential boredom Feeling of lethargy Feeling of needing to change things up Feeling of world-weariness Feeling when tired of life Fin-de-siècle feeling Form of discontent. French boredom fighting vainly the old ___: Cole Porter Feelings of boredom Feelings of tedium "Fractal Zoom" composer Brian "Future If Future" musician Brian Famed fruit salt Famous U2 producer Brian Famous U2 producer and former Roxy Music member Famous fruit salt Ferry bandmate Former Roxy Music member Former Roxy Music member Brian Frequent Talking Heads/David Byrne collaborator Frequent co-producer of U2 albums Frequent collaborator with David Byrne Frequent musical collaborator with Byrne Fripp & ___ ("No Pussyfooting" collaborators) Fruit salt trademark Father of Methuselah Fictional Arden Fictional Arden Actress Firstborn son of Cain Fisherman in "Carousel" father of Noah in the Old Testament Free from knobs, old style Free from knots. Frees from knots. Fancy mushroom Fancy mushrooms Fuji fungus Fungus from Japan Form of acetylacetone Form of ether Form of pyruvic acid Famous B-29's first name Famous name on a plane Famous plane, ____ Gay First name among bombers First name in B-29 history First name in B-29 lore First name in B-29s First name in W.W. II First name in bombers First name in bombing First name in bombs First name of Col. Paul Tibbets' mother First name of a WWII bomber First name of a famed plane First name of a famous plane First name on a 1945 bomber First name on a B-29 First name on a WWII bomber First name on a bomber First name on a famous plane First name on a historic B-29 First name on an historic WWII bomber Famous B-29 Famous WWII plane flagitiousness First chimpanzee NASA sent into Earth's orbit Father of Cainan Father of Cainan, in the Bible Father of Kenan Figure in the Book of Mormon First Biblical grandson First Genesis grandson First and only chimpanzee to orbit Earth First chimp in orbit First chimp to orbit Earth First family grandson First family's grandson First grandchild First grandkid of Adam First grandson in the Bible First name of a Cardinal who slaughtered pitchers First name of the Cardinal who made a "mad dash" from first to home in the bottom of the eighth inning of Game 7 of the 1946 World Series First name of the TV deputy of Hazzard County First orbiting chimp First son of Seth First son of the third son First, and so far only, chimpanzee to orbit Earth First-family grandson Former Cardinal Slaughter Former TV sitcom Fourth Book of Mormon Fourth book in the Book of Mormon Fourth book of the Book of Mormon F neighbor FitzGerald's "enough" FitzGerald's rhyme for "thou" Foil-wrapped meat dish Fully to Bacon Fully: Archaic. Furlough Fill with anger Fill with fury Fire up, in a way Fitting anagram of ANGER + E Fills with fury Fences in, old style. Fences in: Obs. Far from uninterested Filled with delight Filled with pleasure Fully absorbed Fortify with iron Fortify with nutrients Fortify with vitamins, e.g. Fortify with vitamins. Fertilization goal Fertilizer's purpose Fermi Physicist Austrian Fermi for whom Fermilab is named Fermi of physics Fermi or Caruso Fermi. First name among tenors First name in music. First name of the man for whom the quadrillionth of a meter unit was named First to bombard uranium, 1942. Former N. Y. C. police commissioner. Failed energy company Failed energy company Paul Krugman once advised Former ballfield name Former company with a crooked logo, appropriately enough Former energy company in business ethics case studies Former sponsor of Minute Maid Park Former sponsor of the Astros' park Fortune magazine's Most Innovative Company, 1996-2001 Fortune's "Most Innovative Company," 1995-2000 __ Field (Astros stadium) __ Field, a former name of Minute Maid Park ___ Field (Minute Maid Park, once) ___ Field (former name of Minute Maid Park) ___ Field, former home to the Houston Astros Fictional phonetician, to his protégé Fifty percent of an inning? Fifty percent of nine? Finnish duo? Finnish twins? First nightly news segments? Five in the ninth inning? Flag or rank: abbr. Followers of ems Forty percent of ninety-nine? Four letters in "nonagenarian" Funnel center? Funnel's middle? Funny characters Funny couple? Funny duet? Funny duo? Funny pair? Funny twosome? Future adm., perhaps First officer rank in US Navy: Abbr {/Fennel/} core Firmly secure Fixes snugly. First word in Mass. motto First word in Massachusetts' motto First word of Mass. motto First word of Massachusetts' motto First word of Massachusetts' motto (Latin) First word of Massachusetts's motto First word of Massachussett's motto First word of the Bay State motto First word of the Mass. motto Formally approve, as a document, old-style Formally approves, formerly Formally stamps, in olden days Full company on stage