Letter F 65500–65750

Former chick Former pullet Fowl female Fowl female ... or foul female Fowl on a farm Free-range fowl French ___ (bird in "The 12 Days of Christmas") Female fowl Female barnyard bird FLOWER meaning imperfection "From this day on" FROM this time forward Following forwardly From here on in From that point From this point forward From this source. From this time From this time onward from this place from this time on From this or that time on from that time on Followers of a kind. Fowl holders Fowl territories Fowl's attempt? Florence of "The Brady Bunch" Former Ambassador to India, now in Iran. Fowl facility Famed skater. Figure skater Sonja Figure skater known as "The Golden Girl" Figure skater with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Figure skating queen Figure-skater Sonja First female athlete to ever earn $1 million Former ice queen Four-time French Open champ Justine Famed regatta site. Fake redhead's application Fowl spot First name in one-liners First name in stand-up Funny Youngman Funnyman Youngman Fictional alarmist "First I went to my 'Great Lives' class, where we discussed the influential ___" Feminine festivities. Female fete Feminine frolic Feature of a coop coat rack? Fashionable Bendel Fauvist Matisse Fauvist painter Matisse Fifth Avenue retailer Bendel France's Petain French artist Matisse French male name French mathematician Poincaré French name that anagrams to "Rhine" French painter Matisse French painter Rousseau French philosopher Bergson French pigeon in "An American Tail" French painter Matisse's first name First name in Scandinavian drama French painter who led the Fauvist movement French painters Toulouse-Lautrec and Matisse Famed English king with six wives Famous Patrick. Famous physicist (1797–1878). Father of Jane and Peter Father of Peter and Jane First Tudor king First name of the man who's first alphabetically (by last name) in the Baseball Hall of Fame First state governor of Virginia Flit-fetcher of yesteryear Folk hero John Fonda or Ford Ford or Fielding Ford or Fonda Ford or Kissinger Ford or Mancini Ford or Rollins Ford or Winkler Former Black Flag frontman Rollins Famed English king or a unit of inductance ___ Fleming, central character in "The Red Badge of Courage" Fighter of the Year: 1937 First two of an essayist First Plantagenet king of England First king of England of the House of Plantagenet First of the Plantagenet kings First monarch to rule England for 50+ years First of the House of Lancaster Former US Secretary of State First U.S. secretary of war "Finding Your Roots" host Ford and Fonda Founder of the Tudor dynasty First Tudor monarch Fans of "The Rooster Song"? Fans of the "Little Red Rooster"? Farm brooders Farm cacklers Farm cluckers Farm fowls Farm layers Farmer's wife's job. Farmyard egg layers Farmyard females Feathered brooders Feathered females Feathered females on farms Feathered layers Feathery layers Female Leghorns Female Rhode Island Reds Female birds Female busybodies Female chickens Female ducks Female fans, to "Little Red Rooster"? Female fowls Female grouses Female lobsters Female lobsters or chickens Female octopi Female pheasants Female turkeys Females in coops Females that may be free-range Fowl belles Fowl females Fowl gals Fowl group Fowls on the farm French birds in a Christmas carol Fricassee fare. Fusspots "Fraggle Rock" creator Flexible pronoun substitute Far from square Far from square, in old slang Far from squaresville Filter acronym Filter inits. _____ filter (feature of many vacuum cleaners) _____ filter (vacuum cleaner feature) Filmdom's Kate Frequent co-star of Spencer Tracy fire Greek god of Figure with seven sides FRENCH collection of tales "Fight for You" musician "Fight for You" singer "Fight for You" singer whose name is a pronoun "___ Fearful Symmetry" (Audrey Niffenegger novel) FEMININE pronoun Female pronoun Feminine possessive pronoun Feminine possessive. Feminist prefix with "story" Ferlinghetti novel Film in which Scarlett Johansson is heard but not seen Film that received the Best Original Screenplay Oscar in 2014 First pronoun in "Little Miss Muffet" Former White House dog Female figure in the "Iliad" Figure sometimes depicted holding a pomegranate First Lady of Mount Olympus First Lady of Olympus First Lady on Mt. Olympus First lady on Mount Olympus First lady on Olympus Frequent quarreler with Zeus Forerunner; proclaimer Former New York newspaper Female announcer of tidings. Film trailer's task French word for "queen" FOOD plant Fennel or chervil Fennel or lovage Fennel or sweet cicely Fennel, e.g. Fennel, for one. First name in Badger State politics Flavor enhancement Flavor lender Flavorer Flavorful addition Flavorful plant Fleck of flavoring Freesia or dill Fleshy part of plants, often edible Folk-medicine practitioner Flavorful spread with dill, maybe Federal Minister of Natural Resources "Fines __" ("haute cuisine" seasoning) "Fully Loaded" car of 2005 Fictional auto "Friendly" dinosaurs Food chain group Feeding only on plants feeding on plants Flavor added to a roast Fragrant coating for grilling Fennel and lovage Flavorings in a bouquet garni Flowering plant, stems not woody Flowering plants with non-woody stems Folk-remedy ingredients First name in detective work Formidable, as a task Fictional Belgian detective Fictional character who "died" in 1975 Farmer's cows. Field group Flock's cousin Flocked together. Field manager? Futilely trying to control the uncontrollable Fans sometimes come in them Feeds or runs together. Flocks' relatives " . . . for those who ___ gave their lives" "Fancy meeting you ___!" "From __ To Eternity" First word of many epitaphs First word of the theme song to "The Monkees" Floyd "Wish You Were ___" Follower of "this", nonstandardly following this in time or order or place From ___ on (two, please) Feared words from an accountant? Farm animal is present intended to be given to daughter Former western English county "Fingers crossed..." Follower of "enclosed" Found among these pages Found at this place Found enclosed Found on these pages Found on this page FURTHER on Finder's words First words on many a stone From ___ ("henceforth")