Letter F
Fancy finish.
Fancy layer
Finely decorated
Finished elegantly
Fitted with fancy fixings
female hog
False glitters
Fancy embellishments
Follower of Beth
Freebie from Deere, maybe
Fake punt, e.g.
Full of new devices: Slang.
Fabric trimming.
Fighting spirit, colloquially
Furniture trimming
Fool in an Isaac Bashevis Singer story
Favoring a sprained ankle, say
Five parts ...
Fizz ingredient
Fizz liquor
Flavored spirits
French 75 liquor
"Face/Off" actress Gershon
Famous first name, in movies.
First name of movie fame.
First name of screen star.
Former mixed martial arts fighter Carano
Friend of Dennis the Menace
Fred's partner again, after long interval.
fizzy drink flavoured with ginger
Flavor of a spiced cider?
Flavored with a certain spice
"Fred Astaire's frequent dancing partner"
Famous hoofer
Fred Astaire's Top Hat love interest
Frequent Astaire partner
Frequent Fred Astaire partner
Forty winks by actress Rogers?
Full of vim: Colloq.
FABRIC giving an effect of coloured and white checks
fabric often checked
Fabric canine from a Eugene Field tale
Funny fellow: Slang.
FUNGUS-resistant tree
Fan-shaped Chinese tree
Federally guaranteed security
Football Hall of Famer Marchetti
Football Hall of Famer Marchetti or singer Vannelli
Football Hall-of-Famer Marchetti
Football great Marchetti
Football's Cappelletti
Football's Marchetti
Footballer Marchetti
Futurist painter Severini
___ Franco (watch brand)
Football's Marchetti and Cappelletti
Fancy saloon of old
Fizz boozes
Fizz choices
First brand to use the phrase "But wait, there's more!" in its infomercials
First book in a series about juniper berries?
Famed Tokyo district
Fashion's Armani
Florentine "Life of Christ" painter
Florentine "Scenes from the Life of Christ" painter
Florentine artist
Florentine master of frescoes
Florentine painter known for frescoes
Florentine painter-sculptor
Florentine painter who decorated the Scrovegni Chapel
Famous player for Knute Rockne
Football player George who inspired a Reagan nickname
Footballer George who ultimately inspired a Reagan nickname
Footballer portrayed by Reagan
Flamenco band The ___ Kings
Former Yankees manager Joe
Female swiping a very precious stone
Fire Opal
Fire opals
French high commissioner in North Africa.
French-Allied chief.
Fasten with a belt
Fortify (oneself)
Fortify for action
Fat container?
Foundation, of a sort
Fastens up.
Fastens with a band
Favourite ____ ( Bieber hit )
Female child
Finishing school attendee
Follower of "Church" or "I'm That" in Beyonce song titles
Former Little League star Mo'ne Davis, e.g.
Former Little League star Mo'ne Davis, for one
Funny one of film
Future Smith applicant, perhaps
Future woman
___ Friday (secretary)
Friday or friend?
Female assistant
Female assistants
Favored female
Female squeeze
Females' youthful time
Featuring nude women, as a magazine
Farewell sentiment for a young lady
Feature of some slumber parties
*Feminist slogan coined in the '90s
Feminist slogan created by the band Bikini Kill
Finishing school enrollees
Finishing-school enrollees
Fundraising items first sold in 1917
Faith, Hope, Charity, etc.
Frilly and feminine
FRENCH Revolution party
French dept. including Bordeaux.
French region didn't heed land loss?
FRENCH Revolution party member
Fitting concern
Full circle measurement
Fatigued bunch?
Fatigued fighting force?
Fatigued group?
Fatigued people?
Force in W.W. I and II
Fort Dix trainees.
Free college tuition recipients, during the baby boom
Future vets
French President: 1974-81
First name of a supermodel with an umlaut in her last name
Famous movie name.
Famous name of screen and stage.
Farmer's "scram!"
female gypsy
FRENCH lodging place
French holiday house in the country
French lodging
from the French shelter
From the --
Fund-raiser's verb
Fund-raiser's word
Fund-raising directive
Fundraiser's plea
"Frankly, my dear, I don't ___ damn"
Finally relent
Flavor a low-carb salad?
Famous Patrick Henry plea for freedom
First, as a name
Fixed, as time.
Football film "Any ___ Sunday"
Facts already established
Fired, as a firefighter?
Fund-raisers' prospects.
Forks over
Fails, finally
Firing (with "to")
Falconry requirement
Father Brown monogram
Facial area between the brows
Frappé.
French ice cream
Frosted
Frosted or frozen
Frosted, as a cake
Frosted, as cake
Frozen dessert in France
Frozen, in Fontainebleau
Freeze, in France.
Freeze, in Paris.
Fancy frozen treats
French frozen desserts
French ice creams
Freezing; unfriendly
Frozen flowers
Fort embankment
Fancy kind of rags
Feeling content
Feeling happy appreciation
Feeling joyful
Feeling pleased
Feeling pleasure
Feeling up?
Flower, for short
Flower: Colloq.
Full of cheer
French term meaning "born," often seen in maiden names
Food storage option
FOREST opening
Feature of South Florida.
Febreze alternative
Febreze competitor
Forest area
Forest meadow
Forest place
Forest space
Florida region, familiarly
Forest clearings
Forest open spaces
Forest openings
Feature for a Romeo?
Flirtatious glance
Flirtatious glance: Slang.
Flirtatious look
Flirtatious glances
Feigned enthusiastic greeting
Friendly welcome
Flirty look
FIGHTING slave
Flower whose name means "small sword"
Flower with sword-shaped leaves
Flower shop purchases, sometimes
Flower-shop purchases
Flowers for large vases
Flowers with sword-shaped leaves
FREESIA-like plant
Flower named for a small sword.
flower named for a sword
flower named for a sword in latin
Finish up having a drink outside for pleasure
Fancy threads
Finery of a sort.
Finest dress
Florist's term for sword lilies.
Flowers in the iris family, briefly
Flowers named from the Latin for "sword", informally
Flowers with swordlike leaves, briefly
Flowers, for short
Famous P.M.
Four-time P. M. of England.
Four-time Prime Minister of England.
Four-time premier of England.
*Friendly words to departing guests
Flair, informally
Flamboyant genre
Flamboyant rock genre
Flamboyant rock subgenre
Flashy rock genre
Flashy rock subgenre
Flashy rock variety
Fergie song that mentions "gold and diamond rings"
Fashion magazine that went digital-only in the U.S. in 2019
Fashion supermodel
Fashionista
Face seen in a fashion magazine?
Flashy 1970s music genre known for outrageous fashion
Features of Ziggy Stardust's Easter eggs?
Fences to hold back snow.
Furtive looks
FIERCE look
Fierce gaze.
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