Letter F 65000–65250

Family circles. Family gathering places Fireplace floors Firesides Floors of fireplaces Fireplace part --> fall color Fireplace part, sometimes Favorite game of Bill Clinton Favorite game of President Clinton Feature of many a box of chocolates Focused on good cardiovascular health "...first in the __ his countrymen" Full of grief Frank talk Frank discussion Frank conversations Frank discussions Filling and satisfying Full-blooded FTX Arena team Fastball, in sports slang Fastball, slangily Fastballs, slangily Feature of Truman's kitchen Feature of a Phoenix summer Field trial event Fire output Five in Miami Flame output Foes of Celtics Forced-air system output Former team of Shaq alma mater Friction creates it Furnace output Furnace product Furnace's output fast ball Fierce, as an argument Fastball Fastball, in baseball Fireballer's pitch Furnace or Franklin stove Furnace, for one FLAT waste tract of land Former British leader Former PM in unproductive territory? FREE thought Fuzz on that woman's low-growing shrubs (7) "Family Affair" actress hiding a Greek goddess "Feels like" figure that combines temperature and humidity "Feels like" weather calculation Furnace work Fast food warmer Fast-food warmer Food warmer in a cafeteria French film starring Clio Goldsmith as a femme fatale Finals preceders First draft of a 1995 De Niro/Pacino thriller? FEEL nausea Fling bodily Fling mightily Fling overboard Fling with effort Fling with force Forceful throw Flung with force Final throw Forcible dismissal Fake pink slip? First word of "Cheek to Cheek" far from movie First Black Sabbath album w/Dio Five-star entree of angel-hair pasta? Film about St. Peter's favorite striped stone? Frost followers Fighter's gym gear "Fire's going out!," ___ Family of Père Duchesne Ford's "Six Days Seven Nights" co-star "Frick" alternative FISH in river, frame obstructing passage of FRAME obstructing passage of fish Fiery bowdlerization "Fudge that!" Firm (but not too firm) expression of disagreement FEVERISHLY excited Fast - wild Fast and furious Fever-pitched Frantically active Frenzied: Colloq. Foes at Troy "___ fly through the air with the greatest of ease" Fictional Gabler First name in gossip First name of an Ibsen heroine Former columnist Hopper Former gossip columnist FENCE of turf FIELD boundary fence Fail to commit Fail to give a definitive answer Fence alternative Fence made of bushes Fence of bushes Fencing alternative FORTIFIED position left behind after main body of troops has retreated Fly a certain way Fly a crop duster Fly at low altitude Fly close to the ground fly very close to the ground FLYING a plane very low rising only to avoid fences, trees, hedges, etc. flying a plane at ground level Flies close to the ground Flies low, while spraying Flies very close to the ground Feature of some English gardens Field boundary Fence-sitters Flowering fences. Full of boundary bushes . . . from a dog owner Fun-loving sort following the doctrines of hedonism, that avoidance of pain is the supreme good Film star Lamarr Film star Lamarr who's in the National Inventors Hall of Fame Film star name in the Inventors Hall of Fame Film star from Vienna First half of C&W show Front end of a bray Feeling of extreme nervousness Feeling of uneasiness Feeling while exploring a creepy mansion Follow the advice of Follow the counsel of Follow, as a restriction Follow, as a warning Follow, like advice Followed the advice of Following, as advice Follows, as a warning First rule of lion taming? Famous introduction by Ed McMahon to Johnny Carson on "The Tonight Show" Facetious laugh "Follow me, Rover!" FOOT, hind part of Fala's "follow!" Feature of a loaf of bread Feature of a pump Follow closely, Fido! Follow, la Fido Foot back Foot elevator. Followed closely, as a dog Followed closely, dog-style Followed closely, like a dog Followed obediently Followed obediently, as a dog Followed orders Followed, as a dog Followed, as a dog its master Followed, like a dog Family name on "Bluey" Following closely, as a dog would Features of go-go boots Feet parts Feminine footwear Follows closely, as a dog Follows, as a dog Footwear sometimes carried to work Formal footwear for females Formal shoes French suites Footwear with wheels Fictional Uriah Fictional clerk. Fictional insincere teen Fictional law clerk for Mr. Wickfield Foe of Copperfield Friend of Micawber, in "David Copperfield" Family of Dickens's Uriah Front ends of brays Fourth line of the limerick Famous bathrobe wearer, informally Famous mansion owner, to friends Former mag mogul Former publishing nickname FEMALE calf Feels the weight of. Fairly sizeable Far from lightweight Famous German philosopher. Follower of a German philosopher Follower of a philosophy Family of a German philosopher FLIGHT of Muhammad from Mecca to Medina Famous flight, 622 A.D. Famous flight, A.D. 622 Flight from danger Flight of Mohammed Flight to a better place Forced journey of 622 AD Fugitives' journeys "Funny you mentioned that" Forced chuckle Forced laugh Forced laugh sound Frequently sarcastic texted laugh Furtive laugh Feeble chuckle Foolish giggle Fire bomb: Abbr. Five-time gold winner Eric Five-time speed skating gold medalist Eric Famed skater's favorite game? Five gold medals in speedskating at the 1980 Olympics? First, for Olympic skater Eric? Fashion designer Klum Fictional Alpine girl Fictional Alpine heroine Fictional Alpine miss Fictional Alps girl Fictional Swiss Miss Fictional Swiss girl Fictional child of the Alps. Fictional friend of Peter the goatherd Fictional girl of the Alps Fictional mountain miss Fictional orphan of the Alps Film that famously interrupted a 1968 NFL telecast First name on the "America's Got Talent" panel Fleiss of Hollywood Former North Dakota senator Heitkamp Former senator Heitkamp Friend of a goatherd named Peter Friends of a German model? Farm adolescent Future cow Future milk source Famed violin virtuoso Fictional miners' work song "Firefly Lane" actress Katherine First word of Prussian national anthem. Former kind of salute. Football's Mel French "Eh?" French exclamation of surprise. Frenchman's cry of surprise. Fanny, to some