Letter F 6500–6750

FAINT-hearted person FEAR, person spreading needless Fear spreader Fearmonger Fearmongering rodent? Fearmongers Fills with apprehension Fire and burglar, e.g. Fire station fixtures Firehouse bells Firehouse ringers Firehouse warning signals Firemen's concerns Foghorns Frightens Frighten a film crew? Fan-shaped " . . . ___ for England": Chesterton "FML", once "Fate is so cruel!" "For pity's sake!" "___ for Man, so stealthily betrayed": Millay Fairbanks' st. First word of "Greensleeves" Forlorn cry Formal "It be like that sometimes" Fairbanks's home Focus of Seward's Folly Former Russian territory Forty-ninth state of the United States Forty-ninth state? Fairbanks man. Fairbanks resident Forty-niner since 1959 Fox Islander Fox Islands resident From Anchorage, perhaps From Fairbanks From Sitka form of smallpox Frost poem "___ Walk" Father's outfit Father's robe Father's wear First female U.S. secretary of state Frock for the frocked "Fantastic Four" actress "Fantastic Four" actress Jessica "Fantastic Four" star "Fantastic Four" star Jessica "Fantastic" Jessica Famed dukedom in Spain Famous painting, "The Duchess of ___" Francisco Goya's "Duchess of ___" Frequent Goya subject the Duchess of ___ First British martyr French city known for its Tarn River location "Finding the Sun" playwright "Fragments" playwright Fam and Yam creator Famous name in Kentucky. First name of "the Veep" First name of a V. I. P. Former VP Barkley Former Vice President Barkley FRENCH Oberon "Fat" Cosby character "Fat" cartoon character FRENCH artisan Finney Finney of "Shoot the Moon" Finney with a recurring role in Jason Bourne films Francis ___ Sinatra First Canadian province alphabetically . . . for high achievement in physics Famous American physicist Famed physicist known for the theory of relativity Former U.S. vice president and environmental advocate Former attorney general Gonzales Fujimori of Peru Finney and Einstein Famous humanitarian and Nobel Peace Prize-winning doctor and theologian FADING into white Famous cathedral town near Toulouse. French cathedral town FRENCH heretical sect FRENCH sect female albino Fair-haired boy, possibly Far from a colorful character Feldspar "For One More Day" author FRENCH lordship, ancient *... for secretaries of state Father's closetful Father's vestments Fathers' attire Fathers' clothes Fathers' garments fungi causing white rusts Facebook photo collection Family photo book Family treasure Family treasury Frank Zappa's "Hot Rats," e.g. florilegium First name in Harry Potter Fifth filler: Abbr. fire water Fairbanks-to-British-Columbia highway Famous highway. Far North highway Former N.W highway Former highway to Fairbanks Former road to Fairbanks Foe of Eliot Ness Fearless Fosdick creator Fearless Fosdick's creator Founder of Dogpatch frigate bird Former San Francisco Bay prison Former penitentiary in San Francisco Bay Former prison site First name of a Florida congressman Florida Congressman Hastings Florida Rep. ___ Hastings French opera Faust, for one Favorite pupil of Socrates. Firm named after a metal (abbr.) Firm with foil Foil brand Foil company Foil firm Foil giant Foil maker Foil-making company Foil-making firm Foil-making giant Former maker of Reynolds Wrap Fortune 500 company based in Pittsburgh foil Kitchen FERMENTED saccharine liquids, product obtained from Fermentation product Fifth element firewater form of pure grain spirit distilled in Quebec Famed Louisa May of literature Female friend of Emerson Friend of Emerson Fall semifinal "Flash of Genius" actor Alan "Four Seasons" director Famed soprano opera star. Famous Alan whose last name shares three of the four letters of ALAN Famous name in opera. Farr's co-worker Farrell co-star Farrell's costar Father or son actor Father-and-son acting surname Feminist actor Alan Five-time Emmy winner Former Met diva Former Met soprano. Former darling of the Met set Former diva. Former opera singer. Former opera soprano. Former opera star Former operatic star. Frances Davis of opera fame. Frances Jeanne of the Met Frances ___, formerly of the Met. Frances of opera Frances or Robert Frequent actor in Woody Allen films Former N.Y. Senator Former Republican New York senator Former senator with the memoir "Power, Pasta and Politics" Father and son actors Father-and-son actors Father-son actors Father-son actors Robert and Alan Filmdom's Robert and Alan family Acting ambassador Famed Pilgrim Famed Plymouth Colony settler. Famous John Famous Pilgrim Famous wooer. First Mayflower passenger to set foot on Plymouth Rock, so it's said Friend of Standish First name of the actor who played Han Solo in "Solo: A Star Wars Story" Far from mushy Firm for diners Firm to bite, like pasta Firm to the bite Firm, as farfalle, perhaps Firm, as fusilli Firm, as pasta Firm, in a way Firm, like pasta Firm, spaghetti-wise Family on "Hello, Larry" Fender Stratocaster wood Fender guitar wood, notably Food source of some moths Furniture hardwood Forest friend? formerly, senior member of a local council FRENCH island(s) french island s Fast-growing trees Furniture wood sources "Frankenstein Unbound" author "Fantasy" singer Nova Fabrizi of 1945's "Rome, Open City" Fabrizi or Moro Fashion designer Gucci Fashion executive Gucci Fashion magnate Gucci Fashion's Gucci Film actor Ray Five-time Italian P.M. Moro Footwear brand headquartered in Canada Footwear retailer founded in Montreal Former Italian PM Moro Former Italian premier Moro Former Italian prime minister Moro Former Italian statesman Moro Fshion magnate Gucci Fashion designer imprisoned for tax evasion at age eighty-one Footwear designer Fashion's Gucci and actor Ray Feelies creator Huxley First on the moon, alphabetically Famous Venetian printer (1450–1515). "For a quart of ___ is a dish for a king": Shak. "For a quart of ___ is a dish for a king": Shakespeare "For a quart of ___ is a dish for a king": Shakespeare's "The Winter's Tale" Fermented grain drink Fall fete Fall pumpkin-flavored product Falstaff quaff Falstaff's drink Falstaff's quaff Falstaff's quencher Falstaff's weakness. Fast-fermented beverage