Letter F 65750–66000

From ___ in First word of a classic Bogart line First word of a toast First word of many toasts FALSE doctrines Famous phrase shouted by Jack Nicholson in "The Shining" Famous catchphrase shouted by Jack Nicholson in "The Shining" False doctrine. Freethinker, perhaps False teachers "From - Eternity" link "From ___ Eternity" 'From -- Eternity' ('53 film) Fine print word For this object Fleetingly present "Fasten your seatbelts . . ." Fulfillment phrase Feudal tribute Feather barb (in fly tying) Feather barb used in anglers' flies. Feathered fly for fishing. Fishing fly with feather barbs. Fishing-fly barb Fishing flies. Four-sided monument named for a Greek god First name in Munster's? Fred Gwynne sitcom role FLOWER having both stamens and pistils freemartin Fred's choreographer Friend of Harry and Ron Founder of the Society for the Promotion of Elfish Welfare Famed Leningrad museum Florida explorer's car? Former U.S. playwright form hernia Figure honored for courage Famous lady of legend. Fat role Firefighter, at times Firefighter, maybe Fireman, to many a kitty First responder, e.g. Foo Fighters "My ___" Foot-long lunch Foot-long meal, perhaps Foot-long sandwich Footlong, maybe Forrest Gump, for one Flowery Greek couple? Flashy moves from a selfish hoopster For whom Salome danced Founder of Caesarea Friend of Claudius I "Father of History" Father history First responders, e.g. Frontline workers, to many Feature of Pope's verse. Fearless efforts Flamboyant behavior Female protagonist Female protagonists Feature of a saving account? Firefighters' quality Five-letter long-legged bird that's not an egret, a stork, or a crane Flapper with long legs Flier with an S-shaped neck Feathers, pointy bill, long legs, etc.? "Frau"'s mate Foreign address Foreign term of address Form of Mr. Form of address for a German Frankfort address Frankfurt address Frankfurt fellow Frankfurt mister Frankfurt term of address Frankfurt title Frankfurter's title Frankfurter, maybe Frau's Freund Frau's beloved Frau's consort Frau's counterpart Frau's fellow Frau's guy Frau's hubby Frau's husband Frau's main squeeze Frau's man Frau's mister Frau's partner Frau's spouse Fraulein's catch Fräulein's fiancé Fashion designer Carolina False clue Fish that's often pickled Fishy thing to be to keep asking "Say what?" France's elder statesman. French advocate of United States of Europe. French politician, advocate of U. S. of Europe. French statesman and author. French statesman, Premier 1924–25. Female possessive Females, slangily For a lady For madam For the Missis For the goose, not the gander? For the lady For the missus For the wife For the woman Frequently embroidered pronoun From half of a couple, maybe feminine singular reflexive form Frames for drying skins. Foiled bites? Feminist lessons Feminist annals Feminist framing of the human past Feminist's chronology Famous poem by Swinburne. Feminist anthem by Mary Chapin Carpenter First person to broadcast radio waves Fortune 500 renter Fraction of a kilocycle Frequency Unit A/C Frequency measure in physics "Fantasy Island" name Founder of Zionism. "Fitzcarraldo" director "Fitzcarraldo" director Werner "For -- a jolly..." "For __ a jolly good . . ." "For __ a jolly good fellow . . ." "For ___ a ..." "For ___ going to marry Yum-Yum . . . " Farm boys? Father and son Fathers and sons Fathers and uncles Fathers or brothers Fathers, e.g. Fellows and gentlemen Fellows or guys First word of "Nowhere Man" First word of the Beatles' "Nowhere Man" Florida Georgia Line's "While ___ Still Around" "For __ jolly . . ." "For __ jolly good..." "For ___ Jolly Good Fellow" Flexible pronoun Fence-sitting Famed W. W. II internee Famed W. W. II prisoner Famed name in music. Famed pianist. Famous parachutist. Famous pianist. First war criminal captured. Flying visitor. Former German party leader. Former Hitler aide. Former Jets owner Former Jets owner or entertainer Myra Former Nazi deputy leader. Former member of Hitler's cabinet. Former name on Speedway gas stations Fortune 500 oil company Fuel brand Fuel brand with green and white stations Fuel company with green-and-white trucks Frankfurt's state Frequently bombed German State. Famous prisoner of W. W. II, and others. Fighting mercenaries of 1775–83. Figures in U.S. Revolution. "__ Fine" (Chiffons hit) "__ Fine" (Chiffons tune) "__ Fine": 1963 hit "___ Fine" (1963 Chiffons hit) "___ Fine" (Chiffons #1 hit) "___ Fine" (hit for the Chiffons) Fiction's Ms. Prynne fire goddess of Fired (up), in old slang First letter of "Hanukkah" Financier ___ Green Former New York State Comptroller Alan FELL wood Fed. catchall org. Fell by chopping Fell for a fire, say Fell in the forest Fell trees Fell with a hatchet Fell with an ax Fell with an axe Fell, as a tree Fell, as firs Follow, as the party line Folsom's domain: Abbr. Former cabinet dept. Former federal dept. Folk song "___ a Friend of Mine" Felled a yew Felled with an ax Felled with an axe Followed closely, as a set of rules Felling former computer company Felled by an ax. Felled in a way Felled, as a fir Felled, as a small tree Felled, as in a forest Felled, as trees. Felled, as with an axe Formed by chopping. Fete cut short? . . . from mom to babysitter Fells with an axe Forms by carving Follow, as orders Figure that shares a property with this puzzle FIGURE of six lines Figure of concentric triangles first sex books of OT form of polysaccharide Fan's taunt during the World Series Faux-friendly greeting to a cheug, perhaps flush of prosperity flush of vigor flush of vigour flush of youth First line of a nursery rhyme about the cow that jumped over the moon FOLLOWER of noble Freddie Scott hit song covered by Ray Charles and Michael McDonald Fat Albert catchphrase Familiar phone greeting First single released on Apple Records Flip side of "Revolution" First hit for Zhané From The Pajama Game First song to reach one million iTunes downloads (2003)