Letter F 59500–59750

Feature of some double albums Furniture feature Fence fixture Figuratively, a keeper of secrets. "Finding Your Roots" host Henry Louis ___ Jr. Features of exclusive communities February 2005 Central Park display, with "The" Fence entryways Fence openings Financier "Bet-a-Million" ___ Flight board column Forbes 400 list topper Forbes 400 mainstay Forbes 400 topper Forbes' top man Former Under-Secretary of the Navy. Frequent swingers? FORTHCOME Fall visibly into disuse FRENCH district east of Paris Fashionable gun? Feline in Madrid Feline, to Franco Feline: Sp. Felino doméstico Fernando's feline Francisco's feline Fla. bowl Fla.'s ___ Bowl Florida Man's toothy nemesis Florida athlete Florida beast, informally Florida bowl Florida collegian Florida football player. Florida jock Florida player Florida snapper Florida Flakes or Swamp Crunch? FLORIDA athletic team FLORIDA college athletic team Florida bigmouths? Florida eleven. Florida footballers. Florida predators Florida team, affectionately Florida varsity Florida's team Foes of the Seminoles Fresnillo felines Film noir pieces? F. Scott Fitzgerald character. Fitzgerald antihero Fitzgerald character. Fitzgerald hero Fitzgerald title character Fitzgerald's enigmatic party host Free market proposal opposed by Perot (abbr.) Free-trade measure of '94 Far from diplomatic first word of a traditional graduation song, hence the song itself Form an estimate of French Post-impressionist painter who worked in the South Pacific French post-Impressionist painter FRANZE, ancient Former European region France to early inhabitants France ancient name France and Belgium, in ancient times France before it was France France of old France of yore France to the Romans France's region, in Caesar's day France, formerly France, in Caesar's day France, in the time of Caesar France, long ago France, under Caesar Franks' conquest formerly France Ancient region of France's de ___ French president de __ Fiacre riders. Foes of Caesar French folk French folks French men French of the Iron Age Frenchmen Frenchmen of yore Frenchmen of old Four-player arcade classic Family name of Buddha. French novelist, author of "Mlle. de Maupin.” Fabric in a first-aid kit Fabric in a medicine chest Filmy fabric Filmy stuff. First aid kit material First aid kit stuff First-aid kit fabric First-aid kit staple First-aid kit wrap First-aid necessity First-aid wrapper Flimsy fabric fabric Sheer Forced feeding, as with a tube Failed to hold Factoid, part 2 Fiddle tune, maybe French dance tune French peasant dance French ballroom dance French dance of folk origin French baroque dance in moderate 4/4 time Furrow, to Scots Far from graceful FEMALE prostitute (obs.) Feeling mirthful Flaming, say Flying the rainbow flag, maybe Flying the rainbow flag, perhaps Full of merriment Fun-loving. Festive "Deck the Halls" attire Fred Astaire musical with a Parisian romance Freddie Mercury, Madonna, and RuPaul, e.g. Four noses Film star who began in Hal Roach comedies. First Academy Award actress. First Best Actress Oscar winner FIRST man (Pers. legend) France's Fun City Famous Strip. Female ___ (film theory concept) Fixed expression Fixed look Fixed stare Feature of some gardens Feasted one's eyes Fixed one's eyes on Fast, agile runner Fast, graceful runner Fixed looks Fixes the eyes Feasts one's eyes on Files offered by the Census Bureau Fabian's monogram Famed literary monogram Famous playwright's monogram Factor of the highest degree, in algebra: Abbr. Frequent preceder of keys Features of top-level staffs Flower bed: Abbr. Factor in calculating "mean standard of living": Abbr. Former Warsaw Pact mem. Former Warsaw Pact member: Abbr. Former country in Eur. Former neighbor of Pol. Frankfurters used to be served by its leaders: Abbr. Factory mdse. Factory shipments: Abbr. French jay Fire hat, hose, ax, etc. First in a car, say First or neutral First or reverse First or reverse, e.g. First or second, on a car First or second, say First, for example First, reverse or neutral First, second and reverse First, second or reverse First, second or third, in a car First, second, third or reverse First, third, or reverse Fishing rod, flies, lures, etc. Fishing tackle and such Five-speed unit Flippers, scuba tank, etc., for a diver Foil and mask, to a fencer Ford's first or second, e.g. Ford's first, e.g. Fourth or reverse, e.g. filler Duffel First and Second First and reverse First and reverse, e.g. First and second, e.g. First and second, for two First, low and reverse First, second et al. First, second, and third, but not home First, second, reverse, etc. First, second, third and reverse Five-speed options Forward and reverse Four-on-the floor quartet Four-on-the-floor foursome Four-on-the-floor options Fine-tune for First Mayor of San Francisco, 1850. Father of Osiris. father Osiris father of Osiris and Isis Former name of 30 Rock's Art Deco home Four-test battery first developed for GIs "Fancy that!" Fit: Colloq. Fit: Slang. Fitting conclusion? Front end of a whiz Fitted: Slang. Futile words of apology Fanboy or fangirl Female tech-support idol? "Freaks and ___" (cult-classic TV comedy) Friends of nerds Former actor in "The Waltons" "Fly Away Home" birds "Fly Away Home" creatures "Fly Away Home" flyers Fall exports from Canada Farm birds Farmyard denizens. Farmyard honkers Fatheads present on December 30 (5) Flappers in a gaggle Fliers in V's Fliers in a V Fliers in a skein Fliers in formation Flock fellows Flock fliers Flyers in V's Flyers in a V Flying V Flying V makeup Flying honkers Flying wedge Flying wedge members? Flyway phenomena. Foie gras animals Foie gras sources Foie-gras sources Foolish folk Formation fliers