Letter F 63750–64000

Food flatfish Fishy ballplayer? Fluorine and chlorine former currency unit of Slovakia Former British Ambassador to the U. S. Forcing (a person) to go, as into court. Fame locale Fame's place? Faneuil ___, Boston Faneuil ___. Faneuil or Independence. Faneuil, e.g. Faneuil, for one Faneuil, notably Flat connector for portraits Place Film Catwoman First name of "Catwoman"'s star FRENCH halberd-carrier First African-American to win the Oscar for Best Actress Famous English comet discoverer. Figurative stamp of good quality. Fox hunt call Fox hunt cry Fox hunter's cry Fox hunter's cry (Var.) Fox-hunt call Fox-hunt cry Fox-hunter's cry Fun-house feature Frightening time Film with the tagline "The nightmare isn't over!" "From the __ of Montezuma ... " Faneuil and Independence. Faneuil and Tammany, e.g. Foyers, e.g. fata morgana first digit on the hind foot of an animal Fifty per cent there Feature in many depictions of Buddha Feature of many religious paintings Feature of the Angels' logo Flawless ring? Floating ring Floating thing in Leonardo's "Benois Madonna" Foo Fighters song about an angel? Features in many Fra Angelico paintings Features of Angels caps Features on Angels' uniforms Fluorine or iodine Fluorine, for example Fluorine, for one Fire extinguishing gas Fire-suppressing compound Fire-suppressing gas Famed Haarlem name Family of painters. Famous Dutch painter (1581?–1666). Famous Haarlem painter. Famous name in Haarlem. Flemish painter Frans Frans Painter Belgian James Frans Portraitist American Revolutionary Frans ___, "The Merry Drinker" painter Frans of art. Frans who painted "The Laughing Cavalier" Frans who painted "The Merry Toper" Famed U.S. admiral Family name on "Sisters" Featured vocalist on the Chainsmokers' single "Closer" Five-star admiral Fashion designer whose real name was Roy Frowick Far from fluent Full of "ums" and "ers," e.g. Flaky Turkish confection Flaky sesame confection Fair shares, often Flagpole rope Flag supports FRENCH village (word for) Famous chimp in the Mercury space program Fatal flaw, in drama-speak Fatah rival Fundamentalist Palestinian group Fido's Easter treat Flavoring agent in soup. Flavoring for pea soup. Fast food item Fast-food convention? Fast-food addict? FINNISH province Five-time "Hill Street Blues" Emmy nominee Five-time Emmy nominee for "Hill Street Blues" FELONIOUS seeking of a person in his dwelling-house (Scots law) Food banned during Passover Former Afghan leader Karzai father Hannibal Father of Hannibal Famed Federalist Family on "Rodney" Figure on tens First Secy. of the Treasury, 1789–95. First Treasury secretary "Frailty, thy name is woman!" speaker Friend of Horatio Friend of Laertes Friend of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Film about a prince's affair with actress Fletcher? First Republican VP First woman inducted into the World Football Hall of Fame Founding member of pro soccer's Washington Freedom Framer's tool Fiercely or wholeheartedly Finished negotiations Famous mining engineer. Famous Canadian hamster Famous actor, an outstanding "Cyrano." FOOD basket Fastened with a hinged clasp First U.S. college to divest from apartheid South Africa Far from subtle actors Food for stage hogs and hags? Flood control for a rodent? Family pets Frustrated or stuck Father of Ben Solo Fictional Solo Film Solo Final installment of a Todd Phillips bro comedy franchise, with "The" (May 23) Flier Solo Four-century-long Chinese dynasty Frenemy of Lando Friend of Lando Friend of Luke and Lando Friend of Luke and Lando, in a popular film series Friend of Luke and Leia First name in Czech tennis Former tennis star Mandlikova First governor of Massachusetts First signer of the Declaration of Independence FOUR inches Farmhand Federal Judge Learned ___. Finger locale First or fore follower Five cards, e.g. Five cards, typically Five-digit extension Flush, e.g. Flush, for example Flush, for one Flush, say Follows back and fore Foot's counterpart Four inches, to a horseman Four inches, to an equestrian Four-in-___ Four-in-___ (long necktie) Four-inch measure Frequent picker-upper Full house or flush Full house, e.g. Full house, for example. Full house, for one Flattering sportsman? Fashions with a personal touch? Follower of single or open feed (a person or an animal) by hand Few. fewness Facilitator of lifting Folk-dance component Fork over, as a school assignment Fashion often seen in 1890s photos Fight trainer. First comes love, then comes these two Female attendant Family-style garment. Far from automatic Food given to a beggar Fliers, e.g. Fliers, maybe Free samples Fast and in large amounts Flight safety installation? Flexible guide rail or signal pull. FIRST gift First Monday after New Year's: Scot. Fair of face. Fine-looking Former frog, possibly Feat in tumbling Floor routine component Forgo the Singer Fierce military action From ___ (precariously) Fix-it shop inventory Famed blues composer Father of the "blues." Fix-it man Fruit of the Loom competitor Fruit of the Loom rival "Funny Girl" choreographer Fail to break, as a curveball ___ fire (pend) Flip in a car? FUCHUN River, city on the (Chin.) frightened into submission or compliance failure to fire Fly without a plane Feature of some bibliographic citations Finishing a phone call. ...from a sport climbing coach Fill-in-the-blanks activity Fill-in-the-blanks game Finger trouble. Finger woe Fingertip annoyance Fingertip woe Finish seaport. Finnish port, to the Swedes Familiar gathering-place. Favorite place Frequent: Slang. Frequently visited place Frequent, as a club Favorite haunts Favorite places Favorite social spots "Freedom ___ Like Heaven" Fastens from above Follows about, as a pal Frequents Frequents: Colloq. First Jewish superstar in the major leagues "Forrest Gump" star Five-time Best Actor nominee Forrest Gump portrayer Former town in England's "The Potteries" Famous name in Ohio politics. Film and TV series about a girl raised in the wilderness Flintstones animator Fred Flintstone's co-creator Famous Montana figure? Film sister Famous Disney Channel alter ego Fictional teen pop star who sang "The Best of Both Worlds" FAVOUR of Baal Famous North African. Famous crosser of the Alps