Letter F 500–750

Figure opposite Marian, Eleanor, and Martin, on the new $5 bill Figure seen on the National Mall, informally Figure to the right of Teddy on Mount Rushmore Fin Fin face Fin figure Fin, financially Finsky First Japanese prime minister born after WWII First Republican prez First bearded prez First name at Gettysburg First name in "The Lonesome Train" First name in 1858 debates First name in honesty First pres. born outside the Thirteen Colonies First prez to sport a beard Five Five Georges Five dollar face, for short Five face Five guy Five in a pocket Five simoleons Five-dollar bill prez Five-dollar bill, in slang Five-figure nickname Five-spot Fiver Fiver face Fiver figure Former Apple mayor Beame Former Big Apple mayor Beame Former Connecticut Sen. Ribicoff Former Connecticut senator Ribicoff Former Japanese P.M. Shinzo Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Former Japanese prime minister Former Japanese prime minister who lent his name to a set of economic policies Former Justice Fortas Former Justice Fortas (3) Former N.Y.C. mayor Beame Former New York City mayor Beame Former New York mayor Beame Former PM Shinzo Former Supreme Court Justice Fortas Fortas Fortas of SCOTUS Fortas of the Supreme Court Fortas of the courts Fortas on the bench Fortas or Beame Fortas or Burrows Fortas or Lincoln Fortas or Ribicoff Fortas or Vigoda Fortas, for one Fortas, to his friends Four-term Japanese prime minister Foxman of the ADL Friend of Mawruss. Fukuda's predecessor as Japan's P.M. Fukuda's predecessor as prime minister of Japan Fuzz-faced prez ___ Froman (Ferris Bueller impersonation) ___ Froman, sausage king of Chicago Facing a ship's length From port to starboard "Fuzzy Wuzzy was __" Famed Parisian cabaret known for its red windmill Film about striking gold? Film about the woman most likely to catch men's attention? (2001) Former Big Apple mayor Former mayor of New York City former mayor New York City archbishop First book Far from standing, say Flush flat for the night Out Furnace withstander "Fame is ___. / It has a song-- / It has a sting-- / Ah, too, it has a wing": Emily Dickinson "Float like a butterfly, sting like ___" "Fear City" director Ferrara *First family member F. A. ___, English chemist Famed fratricide victim Famous NHL-er Sid Famous brother Famous fratricide victim Famous murder victim Favored biblical brother Favored brother Fernandez of "the untouchables" Ferrara who directed "Bad Lieutenant," 1992 Ferrara who directed "King of New York" Film director Ferrara Filmmaker Ferrara First Biblical casualty First Family name First Genesis victim First biblical victim First brother First casually First casualty First down? First family's son First farmer. First fatality First felony victim First fratricide fatality First fratricide victim First herdsman First homicide victim First human to die First human to die in the Bible First human to die, according to the Bible First martyr First martyr, according to Matthew First martyr, per Matthew First murder victim First murderee First murder victim in the Bible First name of the eponym of Tasmania First person to die First person to die in the Bible First second son First sheepkeeper First shepherd First shepherd in the Bible First sibling First slayee First to die First to go? First to say "Oh, brother!"? First victim First victim of fratricide First victim of sibling rivalry First-family fellow First-family member Flock tender in Genesis Former Steelworkers head I. W. Former labor leader Former labor leader I. W. Former steelworkers' union chief Former union leader Fourth Person Fratricidal victim Fratricide victim Fratricide victim in Genesis French film pioneer Gance First murder victim in the Bible Famous biblical sibling rivalry figure First chimpanzee to orbit Earth first person killed FRENCH philosopher Famous teacher of Middle Ages. Founder of the Univ. of Paris. French cue love Heloise Info French philosopher and theologian French philosopher of 12th cen. French scholar and lover French scholar and theologian (1079–1142). French scholar. French theologian who wrote "Sic et Non" Fit for Eden? Flowering shrub of Asia Flowering shrubs of the honeysuckle family First president born outside the original 13 colonies "-- for Adano": Hersey "__ for Adano" Foe of Henry VIII et al. Film directors Ferrara and Gance First victim's namesakes First European to reach New Zealand Financially solvent, in the Garden of Eden? Far Eastern authority. Far Eastern correspondent. Former country in Scotland F.D.R.'s Fala, e.g. Fala, for one flaw Ferocious Frosty factious Fallacy Fancy Folly filth filthiness foolishness freak FINS Fins in registers Five dollar bills, in old-timey slang Five-dollar bills, in slang Five-dollar bills, slangily Five-spots Fivers Fivers in a wallet Fivers, in old slang Fivers, in slang Fivers, informally Fivers, slangily Fives Fives, in old slang Former New York City mayor Beame and others Former Sen. Ribicoff et al. Fortas et al. Fortas and Burrows Fortas and Froman, for two Fortas and Lincoln Fortas and Ribicoff Fortas and Vigoda Fortas and Vigoda, for two Fortas and others Fortas, Vigoda, etc. Fractions of Jacksons "Faerie Queene" character. Facilitate Facilitate a felony Facilitate an illicit act Facilitate feloniously Facilitate in felony Facilitate in felony, say Facilitate some wrongdoing Facilitate, as a felon Facilitate, as a felony Felonious verb Feloniously encourage Fence for a felon Fence for a felon, say Fence the loot Fence the loot for, say Fence the loot, e.g. Foment Forward. Foster Foster a felon Foster a felony Foster feloniousness Foster fiendish acts Foster, as wrongdoing Furnish with a false alibi, e.g. Further Further a felon Further a felony Further feloniously Further in crime. Further the plot