Letter F 52250–52500

Fancy vanity case French CD holder French case. French sewing-case. French words sheath french word for small ornamental case for holding needles cosmetics etc Fancy cases Fancy little purses Fancy little sewing cases French "And there it is!" French chef's "Ta-da!" French chef's cry French chef's shout French flourish follower French magician's cry French magician's shout French-chef shout FACTS relating to words French version of U.S.A. First name in American piano First name in rags? First name in ragtime FOUR-handed card game "Father of Geometry" Famed geometrist. Figure in Raphael's "School of Athens" Fundamental figure in geometry French king, 888–98 Free email client Field of literary fame Field of poetic fame Field of poetry Field or Ormandy Film funnyman Levy First name that's also a city in Oregon Five-time presidential candidate Debs French painter ("Dante et Virgile") Funny business in an Oregon city? French author of "The Wandering Jew" with the pen name Eugène Sue (anagram) Formal name of a DNA collection? Four-time Pulitzer-winning playwright? Famous labor leader (1855–1926). Fergie's younger daughter FRENCH Empress FUNGI, classification of Funeral speech: abbr. Faulkner character ___ Varner Faulkner female Faulkner femme fatale Varner Faulkner vixen Varner Faulkner's Miss Varner Faulkner's ___ Varner Faulkner's femme fatale Varner Flem Snopes' wife in Faulkner's "The Town." Faulkner's femme fatale Famed Swiss mathematician Famous Swiss mathematician Famous blind mathematician Formulator of the law of quadratic reciprocity Formulator of the quadratic reciprocity law Formulator of three more laws of motion after Newton Founder of higher mathematics. Friend and colleague of Bernoulli Funerary speeches Fidel Castro gave one for Che Guevara Formal praise Final play of Aeschylus' "Oresteia" trilogy fear of good news Feeling of great joy Feeling of intense elation Feeling of well-being flows into the Persian Gulf Fifth-largest cont. Fin.'s locale Fin., Fra., etc. Finland's cont. Fr., Ger., Ital. et al. Fr., Ger., Port., etc. Fra.'s locale France et al.: Abbr. France loc. France's cont. France, Spain, etc.: Abbr. FLAMINGO country From Eire to Japan. From Spain to Siberia Finn, Armenian, Ugrian, etc. From a supercontinent From two continents French department in Normandy. French river to the Seine "Found it at last!" FRENCH currency unit Finnish coin Finnish currency Finnish money Fledgling currency Focus of the central bank in Frankfurt Foreign currency Foreign currency, for short Foreign exchange unit Foreign money Foreign-exchange-market standard Franc exchange Franc follower Franc replacement Franc replacer Franc successor Franc superseder Franc's follower Franc's replacement Franc's successor France's currency French "bread" or Swiss "cheddar" French cash French dough French franc successor French money, now French or Italian bread French or Italian currency Fresh Greek bread? Fresh italian bread From the Continent Foreign bank deposit form of euro-commercial paper consisting of short-term negotiable bearer notes Festung ___. Figure in Greek myth after whom a continent is named Friend of swimming bull FRENCH continent France's continent France, Italy, etc. From Brest to Baku From Spain to Lapland. Finn French or German, e.g. Frenchman or Swede, e.g. Frenchman, for example From Italy, Spain, France et al. From the old world Frankfurters, e.g. Franks, Slavs, etc. Federation with Italy, France and Sweden Finnish bills Foreign bucks Foreign currency option Franc replacers Franc successors Francs' successors Frankfurt fetty Frankfurt funds French bread since 2002 French coins and notes Fresh French bread? France-based broadcaster of the Tour de France and Wimbledon Former VW camper Former Volkswagen model French-derived feminine suffix Flutist's Muse Former chess champion. "Fields of Gold" singer Cassidy "Flamin' Hot" director Longoria Famous Gabor Fashion director Chen Fashion model Herzigova Fashion model Marcille Female Peron Female spy in the "Metal Gear" video game series Fictional Miss St. Clare. First lady Peron First name in a Lloyd Webber work First woman, in Genesis First name on a 1947 diplomatic "Rainbow Tour" Foerster opera Forester opera Former Argentinian first lady Perón Fragrance from a "Desperate Housewives" actress French actress Green Friend of Topsy Fräulein Braun FEMA concern FEMA mission, briefly FEMA operation FEMA recommendation FEMA recommendation, briefly FEMA recommendation, maybe FEMA request, briefly Fire chief's concern, briefly Fire drill activity, briefly Fire drill activity, for short Flood emergency op Flood zone op Flood zone operation, briefly Flood zone procedure, briefly Flood-anticipation precaution, briefly Fire drill activity Fail to file, as taxes Fail to pay taxes due Fail to pay, as taxes Find a loophole Foil a would-be catcher Foil pursuers Foil von Richthofen Flew under the radar Fooled the IRS Fugitive's loot? Faithful wife of Capaneus. Faithful wife of Greek legend. Frequent panelist of "Match Game" who was one of three actress sisters First woman to top Maxim's Hot 100 list in two consecutive years FIND numerical expression for Fix the worth of find or judge the value of form a critical opinion of Fashion designer Picone Fashion house ___-Picone Fashion label ___ Picone Fashion's Picone Fashionable Picone Figure skater Lysacek Figure skating's Lysacek First name that, reversed, is part of a church Folk-pop twins ___ and Jaron Form of "John" Former CIA operative/ 2016 presidential candidate McMullin Former Gov. Bayh Former Governor Bayh Former Indiana governor Bayh Former Indiana politico Bayh Former Indiana senator Bayh Former Twitter CEO Williams Former senator Bayh Fournier of the Knicks Fournier of the Orlando Magic "From My Head to My Heart" twins ___ Jaron First name in the ring "Forest primeval" figure First female General of the Salvation Army "Fighting Bob" of the U. S. N. (1846–1912). Famous jazz pianist Bill with a celebrated trio Faith in music? Faith in the music business Faith of R&B Fighting Bob. Florida or J.J., e.g. Former London Times editor Harold Former librarian of Congress. Famed Argentine First Lady whose maiden name was Duarte First lady dubbed "Spiritual Leader of the Nation" First lady from 1946 to 1952