Letter F 61500–61750

"Five __, four calling birds . . ." Five __ (carol collection) *Flower mistakenly associated with many allergies *Floral papal ornament Feat achieved by both Diede de Groot and Dylan Alcott (September, 2021) Four strikeouts by a batter in a single game Finishing touch on the first transcontinental railroad Final piece of the transcontinental railroad Feature of a pancake ad, often ... for a prospector? Fleming thriller Fleming's modern Midas Football competitions for Pepperidge Farm employees? Fairy tale girl Fairy-tale porridge eater Fairy-tale trespasser Famous bed tester Famous bed-tester Folk-tale heroine Fairy tale figure who tried porridge at just the right temperature Fancy foil --> Lose one's hearing Forty-niners' finds *Fancy decoration particles Fort Knox officials and pop singers? Fort Knox stockpile First-place medals Fitness franchise whose motto is "Know your own strength" Fancy pen decoration Fort Knox feature Forty-niner after a lucky strike? "Frankenstein" inspiration, possibly Figure in Jewish folklore Figure of Jewish folklore Folklore creature that inspired "Frankenstein" Folkloric product of artificial intelligence Fox News reporter Wendell FAIRWAY game FATHER & Son Challenge sport Fairway sport Faldo's game Field of greens? Fun for Ford Fuzzy Zoeller's forte Flier on the links Fairway ride Fairway site Faldo is one Folks on course? Frequent drivers FedEx Cup standings followers Four clubs Follows a course Famed Italian physician: 1844-1926 Famous Philistine Foe of Frodo Foe to Frodo Frodo foe "Flip," so to speak Flip one's wig Fictional Pyle First name among TV military men First name in 1960's sitcoms Friend of Andy and Barney Father of Pugsley and Wednesday Father of Wednesday and Pugsley Fester's brother, on the big screen Former head of AFL (1850–1924). Follower of iso or poly FRENCH literary award French literary prize French prize for literature. Former capital of Ethiopia. Freight cars. Familiar sight in Venice. "___ fishin'" Fishing leader? Flown the coop Formerly present Flipped First words of a Foster song. Flown into a rage Followed one's own course Failed, as a business Familiar quote from Ernest Dowson. Film classic of 1939 Film classic set in 1860s Georgia Film in AFI's top ten Film in the AFI Top 10 Epics list Film in the AFI top ten Film title that's apropos to this puzzle's theme Fleming film: 1939 Film about the great Chianti caper? Follow in a game Follow, in a line or a game Fight-timer's need Flat bell For example, leaving a holiday drink overturned can be what signals the start of dinner (4) Flat bells "...___ find out who's naughty or nice" "__ Fly Now" "__ Fly Now" ("Rocky" theme) "___ Fly Now" ("Rocky" song) "___ Fly Now" (#1 hit of 1977) "___ Fly Now" (song from "Rocky") "___ Fly Now" from "Rocky" Fixin' to "___ further!" (stop) __ farther (stop) ___ farther (stay put) " . . . ___ forth": Matt. 24:26 First Moody Blues hit First big song success for The Moody Blues First hit by the Moody Blues (whose title ends with an exclamation point) First hit for The Moody Blues "Feel free to!" Free-wheeling Friend of Fozzie Bear First-person reporting style popularized by Hunter S. Thompson Fake blood, e.g. Fake blood, maybe First word? Flubber, e.g. Foolish sentimentality Fade from use "Fair" beater Fine Young Cannibals "___ Thing" For ___ (permanently). "Family Feud" encouragement Fully fixed Farewell utterance Film based on a Roth novel Fish duo's routine when something seems fishy? Farewell address? Formal hello Friendly Beatles song? Fetching praise? Former Philadelphia Mayor Wilson Former Philly mayor Wilson ___ Fine person Friendly, reliable sort Former Philly mayor Wilson et al. Film that may rate three stars? Favorable standing Forgiving force in a fall? Flossing, for example Flossing every day is one Famous Cape Fireman's favorite magazine? Frosty delights Favorable image Fairly well-behaved. Famous daredevil Feudal samaritan? Four-leaf clover, traditionally Famous band leader. Famous jazz player (For) more than what's needed Folk standard with lyric "I'll see you in my dreams" Finding a four-leaf clover, e.g. Finding a four-leaf clover, some say Finding a four-leaf clover, they say Four-leaf clover, for some Favorable media coverage Favorable optics, for short First set of circled letters Favorable status: Slang. Firestone rival Freight, e.g. Fine fellows Fun seeker Fun-lover Fun-loving fellow Fun-loving guy Fond memories Frankie Valli: "You're just too ___ be true" Fine form Friendly disposition Film with the Boston-accented line "How do you like them apples?" Forecast for 1959? From whom you might get tired Far from stoic Foolish one: Slang. Film about glue factory workers? Fly into a rant *Finish a crossword with a spelling error? Fails: Slang. Foolish and silly Former web directory service from a major search engine Flirty eyes Flirty eyes, e.g. Flirtatious looks Foolishly amorous glances Foolish fellow - American thug Face next Foolish person, slangily Foolish, informally FATUOUS person Failed fudge, maybe "Father ___" (1964 Cary Grant film) Fairy tale Mother Farmyard bird Feathered honker Flier in a V formation Flyer in a V formation Foie gras source Formation flier Formation flyer Figuratively, a superfluous third person. Fruit for a fool? Fowl dessert? Fear byproduct "Focus, Gossage!"? Fear indicator Fear induces it Foie gras? Flexible type of desk lamp Flexible, like some lamp shafts Flexible desk accessory Follows orders blindly Former star of the Harlem Globetrotters. Foolish or scatterbrained Fall fast asleep *Finish spectacularly Flip out ... or a hint to eight answers in this puzzle Fiorina faction, familiarly Foes of the Dems. Forty-seven Senate seats. Fail but good Fail, so to speak Fred Grandy's "Love Boat" character Furry burrower Final three holes Furry burrowers Flip out from the stress Forsake amateur sports for money Famous knot Alexander cut. Fat: Sp. Fat: Span. Flash ___ of comics Flash in old movies Flash in the can? Flash in the panels Former Labour leader Brown Founder of Motown Founder of Motown Records "Friday the 13th" staple Former vice president and environmental advocate Former Vice President Al of the U.S Feature of a creature feature, perhaps Feature of a link labeled NSFW, maybe