Letter F 51750–52000

Favorite pi of linotypers. French stage French storehouse French word for a leg of the Tour de France Features of many "On my way" texts Figs. for incoming flights Figs. on airport boards Figs. that are adjusted mid-travel Flight board data, briefly Flight board figs. Flight board listings, for short Flight board nos. Flight board postings, for short Flight board stats: Abbr. Flight data Flight data, briefly Flight data: Abbr. Flight deck calculations Flight deck data, briefly Flight deck forecasts, briefly Flight figs. Flight figures, for short Flight guesses, briefly Flight nos. Flight sked data Flight sked info Flight sked nos. Flight-board data: Abbr. Flight-board listings, briefly Followers of zetas Forecasts from high in the sky Frat vowels Fraternity letters or cockpit guesses Fraternity row characters figs impacted by jams "Floride" or "Pennsylvanie" "Floride, par exemple" "Floride," for one French word for "state" Florida, e.g., to the French Floride or Géorgie Floride or Géorgie, e.g. Floride, e.g. France, for one: Fr. French condition French for "state" French geography term French political division French political unit French state French word whose plural is its English translation backward French word for "state" Floride and Virginie French part of the U.S.? French plural that's its singular English meaning spelled backwards French political divisions French political units French states Familiar abbr. Familiar substitution Favorite word of Anna's king Form of usw. Favorite phrase of a King of Siam. Fix in one's mind Fix in the mind Fix mentally Form by glacial action, as a landform Form, as a lasting memory Future artist's plaything Firmly imprinted Fixed for all time Fixed permanently Formed by erosion Forever a part of Forms of art Factor for when to check in, for short Fifteen mins. after boarding, say Fig. on J.F.K. screens Fig. on a terminal monitor Fig. that might be delayed because of stormy weather Flight board listing: Abbr. Flight board no. Flight board posting, briefly Flight takeoff abbr. Flight takeoff approximation: Abbr. Flight takeoff fig. Flight takeoff hr. Flight takeoff stat (Abbr.) Flight takeoff stat. Flight-board stat. FlightView info, briefly Fog might push it back, briefly Frequently overoptimistic JFK guess Figs. being frequently pushed back or canceled, in spring 2020 Figs. that always seem to get pushed back when you're in a rush at the airport Figs. used with gate closings Flight board listings: Abbr. Flight board stats Flight deck guesses about takeoff, for short Flight-board approximations: Abbr. French summer French summer FRENCH summer Festival d'__ de Québec: annual music event Fleur season Follower of printemps Foreign summer. Fr. season French 101 word with two accents French for "summer" French frying time? French quarter? French season with two accents French time French time of year French vacation time French word with two accents French words summer French-fry time French time of year for plages fry French For, for Fabius Forever, in poesy Forever, in verse Forever, old style Forever, poetically: Var. Forever, to Byron Forever, to Keats Forever,in verse Forever: Archaic. Forever: Poetic. "__ Flame": Bangles ballad Far from transitory Forever the same. ___ flame at Gettysburg. For aeons and aeons and more forevermore Familiar plot in fiction. Fabled fountain's reward For all time, in poesy For all time: Poet. For ever: Poet. Forever in the past? Forever, archaically Forever, formerly Forever, in a poem Forever, in poems Forever, old-style Forever, once Forever, to Frost Forever, to Shelley Forever, to a bard Forever, to a poet Forever: Fr. "From Here to __" "From Here to ___," 1953 F.S. film FUTURE life Facetious waiting period Forever, with "an" famous make Forever, in Rome. French "you are" French word for "little" Follwers of printemps Form of "to be" with "vous" Form of the French "to be" Form of the verb "etre" French 101 conjugation French quarters French seasons French summers French times French verb form. French word after "vous" Fabric with embedded sensors Facetious old-timey suffix with "shook" Fractional ending "Fargo" producer Coen "__ Frome" "__ Frome" (Wharton novel) "__ Frome": Edith Wharton novel "___ Frome" (Edith Wharton classic) "___ Frome" (Wharton classic) Fictional Frome Fictional farmer Frome Film maker Coen Film producer Coen Filmdom's Hawke Filmmaker Coen First name in furniture First name in patriotism and furniture First name of a Wharton hero First name of a Wharton man First name on "Gattaca" posters Food activist Tyo Fort Ticonderoga capturer Allen Frome of fiction Frome from Starkfield Frome of literature Frome or Allen Frome or Hawke Frome the fictional farmer Furniture retailer ___ Allen Foreign patriot? Fort Ticonderoga capturer Furniture industry name, with a chain of stores across North America Filmmaker who alternates top billing with his brother Flammable compound with two carbons Flammable fuel Fracking product used to manufacture plastics Fuel ingredient fruit ripening gas Fuel gases Farmer of fiction. FIRST month (Heb.) first month Fermentation by-product Fuel from the Corn Belt Fuel made from corn Fuel that Ford's Model T was designed to run on Fuel that yields a net energy loss Filmmaker Coen and "Survivor" winner Zohn Filmmaker Coen et al. Frome and Allen Frome and others Famed Barrymore Famous Merman Fictional landlady First name of "Happy Hunting" star. Fred Mertz's wife Fred Mertz's wife in 1950s TV Fred's "I Love Lucy" wife Fred's wife First name of Mrs. Mertz on "I Love Lucy" First name of Lucy's best friend on "I Love Lucy" Friend of Lucy Ricardo Flammable gas also called olefiant gas Fruit colorer Fruit coloring agent Fruit ripener Fruit-ripening gas Flammable gases Fifth classical element Fifth element, per Aristotle Fifth element, to Aristotle First publicly used in 1846. Flammable anesthetic Flammable early anesthetic Flammable liquid Former number?