Letter F 64000–64250

Film which featured Julianne Moore in a role once played by Jodie Foster Fox News opinionator FEAST of the Dedication FRENCH Indochina capital Far East city. Far East metropolis. Far Eastern capital Finnish Glamsters ___ Rocks Finnish hair metalers ___ Rocks Five-letter capital written as two words in its native language Five-letter world capital that locals spell as two words Former capital of French Indochina Former enemy capital French Indochina's capital French colony capital, 1902-1954 French stronghold in Indo-China. Family of the four Georges. Former British royal house Former English royal house "Frozen" antagonist "Frozen" prince "Frozen" villain Fictional Brinker Fictional skater Fictional skater Brinker Film composer Zimmer Film score composer Zimmer Film score composer Zimmer with four Grammys Film scorer Zimmer First name in Danish literature First name in fairy tales Flying Solo? (or ... half of the "Pumping Up" duo on "SNL") Former UN weapons inspector Blix Franz's "pump you up" pal on "SNL" Franz's partner in old "S.N.L." sketches Franz's skit partner Friend of Fritz. Fritz' fellow prankster. Fritz's brother Fritz's partner in mischief. Frozen villan {/Frozen/} prince or {/Die Hard/} villain Founding member of the Dadaists Former guild of Hamburg. Former guild of merchants. Fairy tale boy who outsmarts a witch Fairy tale character who leaves a trail of bread crumbs in the forest Fairy tale hero Fairy tale kid Fairy tale youngster Fairy-tale boy Fairy-tale boy who outwits a witch Fairy-tale kid Fairy-tale couple Fairy-tale siblings Fictional duo Folk tales escapees Folklore siblings Forest duo Fairy tale figure who spun straw into gold Famous German astronomer. Former NPR host Liane Fictional captive in carbonite Fictional pilot who said, "Never tell me the odds" Fictional pilot with the iconic line, "Laugh it up, fuzzball" Fictional pilot with the line "You like me because I'm a scoundrel" Film character introduced in 1977, who died in a 2015 sequel Film character who said "Look, I ain't in this for your revolution, and I'm not in it for you, Princess" Film figure who said "I take orders from just one person: me" Film foe of Boba Fett Ford explorer? Ford role Fiend who drives a carriage? FESTIVAL of lights French island in South Pacific. Foreigner, to a Polynesian Fractions of a tael. Five-star Arnold Five-star W.W. II general Arnold Five-star general Arnold Five-star name Fortuitous occurrence, formerly (its use with "-less" is still around) Former British coins, for short Feeling better about things "Finding a pencil," to Broadway's Charlie Brown First part of a comment Feeling elated Feeling like :-) feeling or causing joy feeling satisfaction as a result of one's own achievement Feb. 6 salute, for some Fortunate bit of luck Fonz's sitcom *Feature of many Shakespeare comedies Fairy tale feature Fairy-tale requisite Family film feature Feature of a fairy tale ... or each starred answer? Features of some positive messaging Frank Loesser's favorite phrase. Fast-food order placed millions of times a day worldwide Factories with good morale? First words on January 1st Facetious laugh syllable Fake laugh sound First word of Kramden's laugh follower Hardy Five Norwegian kings Forbidden by Islamic law Forbidden for muslims Forbidden, in Islam Father of Lot. father Lot FURIOUSLY Far from a walk in the park Far from easy Far from flabby Fast companion Fast partner Fermented Firmly formed For experts, as a game Fully cured, say full of labor full of labour Fixed and definitive Firm principle Food for a tough detectives' meeting? Feature of "curtain" but not "certain" Feature of coins but not cents Fermented fruit drink First printing, often First edition, usually File cabinet successor Fast-food chain founder Wilber Founder of the "Pioneers of the Great American Burger" restaurant Fast-food chain that peddles a 1,010-calorie Six Dollar Super Bacon Cheese Thickburger Fast-food franchise started in Rocky Mount, NC Freeze or gel Fully set Food for deer Feature of "gum" but not "gem" Feature of Goliath, but not giants Feature of Greece but not Germany Feature of go and get Feature of the capital of Greece? First sound in "GIF," some say Foreman's topper Funny construction guys? FEELINGS of a man Firm position Firm negotiating stances: 2 wds. Forbidding reply Firm layer of clay underlying soft soil. Firm soil Firm, dry ground Firm counter offer? Frigid winter, to a pioneer Frozen English river? *Felon's sentence, maybe Features of some automobiles. Financially strapped Firm tub filler? "Far From the Madding Crowd" writer "Far from the Madding Crowd" author Frank or Joe of books Frank or Joe of boys' books Franklin W. Dixon boys Franklin W. Dixon's boys first in the breach "First catch your ___." Fast-footed mammal related to rabbits Fleet-footed animal of fable Fleet-footed creature, cousin to the rabbit Fabled racer in a famous tale Fabled also-ran Fabled boaster Fabled braggart Fabled cocky racer Fabled creature who snoozes and loses Fabled dawdler Fabled early celebrator Fabled fast starter Fabled favorite Fabled hubristic racer Fabled lazybones Fabled loser Fabled loser of a race Fabled loser to a tortoise Fabled napper Fabled procrastinator Fabled race loser Fabled race participant Fabled race runner-up Fabled racer Fabled runner Fabled runner-up Fabled second-place finisher Fabled slacker Fabled time-waster Fabled tortoise competitor Fabled tortoise's rival Fabled underachiever Fabulous dawdler Fabulous loser Fabulous race loser Fabulous racer Fabulous runner-up Fabulous slacker Fairy-tale lagomorph Famed racer who snoozes and loses Famous also-ran Famous race loser. Famously overconfident competitor Fast also-ran Fast animal of fable fame Fast but lazy creature in a fable Fast loser Fast-moving mammal Fictional braggart Fictional runner-up Fictional tea party guest Fictional tea-party attendee Field creature Fleer from hounds. Fleet failure of fable Fleet hopper Fleet little mammal Fleet rodent. Floppy-eared critter Former envoy to Lebanon. Fox's prey Furry host of kid lit Furry subject of a famous Albrecht Dürer painting fast running long eared mammal fast-running, long-eared mammal follower March Fatuitous Foolish [2011] Fled from the hunter. Facial deformity Facial disfigurement FAIR sex Fashionable type of pants Fatima's quarters. Female elephant seal group Female following Female group Female seal group Female seal group, e.g.