Letter F 58750–59000

Free speech restricter Free-speech inhibitor Free-speech-suppressing act Freedom of speech inhibitor Freedom of speech squelcher First aid for comedians. Funny DVD feature Feigns disgust Funny bits Funnyman's bits Finds hard to swallow? Frustration interjection Flustered cries Festive, playful fun French Premier, Nov., 1957–April, 1958. Fail at dieting Fail miserably on one's diet Fail on one's diet Fail with a diet Flea-flicker's purpose Football yardage Form 1040, Schedule D word Forward progress Forward progress on the football field Fullback's desire Failed at a diet Freight trains … Full ___ (dive) Full or half dive 'Full' or 'half' dives "Fixer Upper" couple Former Mad Magazine publisher Fails at dieting Financial profits Financial victories Finds a way in Foot movement. Foxtrot, to a horse Footwear item. First name of Julius Caesar " . . . for me and my ___" "For Me and My __": 1942 screen debut for Gene Kelly "For Me and My ___" (1942 musical) "For Me and My ___" (Busby Berkeley musical) "For Me and My ___," 1917 song Farmer's daughter, e.g. Fella's counterpart Fella's sweetie Female, informally Four qts. Four quarts: Abbr. Four-qt. measure Friday or pal preceder Friday preceder Friday, maybe Friday, sometimes? Fuel meas. Fuel-pump unit: Abbr. "Festive" apple variety Fabulous fest Fancy annual Met event Fancy bash Fancy event Fancy fete Fancy fundraiser Fancy reception Fancy whoop-de-do Fancy, festive function Fancy-schmancy do Fancy-sounding apple cultivar Fest Festal pomp Festive do Festive event Festive fete Festive function Festive performance Festive show. Festive soiree Festive, and then some Festive, as an event Festive-sounding apple Formal event Formal whoop-de-do Fuji alternative Fun affair Fund-raiser dinner Fund-raiser, often Fund-raiser, perhaps Fund-raising dinner Fund-raising dinner, often Fund-raising party Fundraising fête Fundraising soiree Fictional regime ruled by the Sith in Star Wars famous and highly paid footballer FLOW of milk, inducing a Finder of the Holy Grail Fancy balls Fancy bashes Fancy dos Fancy events Fancy functions Fancy fundraisers Fancy soirees Fancy-dress dos Festive bashes Festive events Festive parties Festive shindigs Festive, luxurious affairs Festivities Formal festivities Fund-raising banquets Fund-raising bashes Fund-raising parties Fundraisers, often Fundraising balls Fundraising fetes Fêtes. Film spoofing "Star Trek" first roman emperor Frozen precipitation falling from clouds FRESH wind Famous Kansan Dorothy Fast-moving wind Fierce wind Fighter in "The Hunger Games" Flag flapper Football Hall of Famer Sayers Football Hall-of-Famer Sayers Football star Sayers nicknamed "The Kansas Comet" (I would have gone with something wind-related) Football's Sayers Force eight wind Forceful outburst Forceful wind Fresh ___ (8 on the Beaufort scale) __-force winds Flower part: Bot. First female Secretary of the Interior (2001-06) Ferocious, as winds Famed Greek physician Famed Greek physician-philosopher Famed physician of anc. Greece. Famous Greek physician. Famous physician to gladiators Famous physician. FiveThirtyEight Politics Podcast host Druke Follower of Hippocrates. Foremost in ancient medicine, after Hippocrates. Founder of experimental physiology Female friend celebrated on February 13 Friends to celebrate February 13th with February 13th observance for "ladies celebrating ladies" (first two syllables) Former heavyweight in the ring. FIRE Mountain (Colombia) FRENCH galley (fig.) French sailing vessel Forceful outbursts Fragrant marsh shrubs Football Hall of Fame rusher First Oscar winner for Best Supporting Actress FREDEGUND, victim of "French Onion Soup ___ With Sue Li" French pancake with potatoes formerly the northern part of Palestine and the ancient kingdom of Israel Family name of famous astronomer. Family name of great physicist. Family name of great scientist. "Father of Modern Science" Famed advocate of Copernicanism Famous Italian astronomer Famous Pisan First spacecraft to orbit Jupiter Founder of astronomy Famous astronomer and first Jupiter orbiter FOUR quarts First word of Caesar's opus. France, to Caesar FRENCH (joc.) France pertaining to country French-related From France From Paris, say French Catholic French idiom French diamond? Famed Italian diva Famous Gilda, Lakmé, etc. Flits here and there Famed opera impresario Famed vintner Family name in wine France: Comb. form France: Prefix FRENCH faddist Five fifths Fuel increments Fuel usage measure FABRIC edging, fine FINE edging for fabric Fast gait Fast pace for a horse Fast run Faster than a canter Fastest pace for a horse Friend of France: Var. Famed pollster Famous pollster Female friend, in the tabloids Fumbling fellow For days Foul-weather overshoe Footwear for splashing in puddles Female bud Female companion, in tabloids Female friend Female friend, informally Female friend, tabloid-style Friend of rhyme Friend with a rhyming description FEMALES Filles Flappers, e.g. Frat topic Fuel measures: Abbr. Former name of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. Founder of eugenics Famous Italian physicist. Flutist James ___ FREE Aceh Movement Feature of a burlesque show Fox's leg? Family of a Portuguese navigator FRENCH grape Fruity red wine French premier in the 1800's Fancy footwork First move. Frank Erickson. Frolic about fool about Frolics about Family ___ night Feeling amenable (found hidden in this clue!) Flirting ability, in slang Flirting facility Flirting proclivity Flirting prowess Food in the woods?