Letter F 66250–66500

Fashionable Post Office, one found by river naturally FATHER of medicine Famous physician; zoo containers? Father of modern medicine Famous 2,350-year-old pledge. FLYING horse "Fantasia" ballerinas "Fantasia" critters "Fantasia" dancers Fashionable substitute? False rose fruit Fanny pack's place Frequent reduction targets Fruit of a rose Fruit of the rosebush. Fruits of the wild rose. Fan of foreign indie films, probably Follower of the latest fashions Fun with pegs Fit for assignment First name in Canadian whisky First name in whiskey First name of the 18th U.S. President Fong of Hawaii Former Hawaiian senator Fong Former Senator Bingham. Friend of David and Solomon. Friend of Solomon Friend of both David and Solomon. Full name of Lois's husband, in the comics Fong and Grant "Fire" antonym Farm out Fill a position Fill an opening Find a job for Find a position for Firm addition Frank Tuttle's "This Gun for ___" fill a vacancy Freelance musician: ___ gun Frost's The Death of the ____ Man Farm worker, often Farmworker Firm newbie Firm selection Fresh face at a firm Fresh face for a business Fresh face on the staff Firm acceptances? Flunkies Find employment Find jobs for, as temps Filler of a job opening Future employer Fillers of job positions Fills a spot Fills an opening Fills open slots, in a way Finds work Firing opposite First Japanese city to be hit by atomic bomb First atomic bomb target Film subtitled "Paris, Ah So"? Fans of the Toyo Carp baseball team, most likely Fountain collaborator Fountain contemporary "_____ Family" (Poole novel) Familiar greetings Friend you've known for years Friendly exchanges Found before “majesty” for a king Formal term of address for the Pope Facetious title for a demanding boss From Latin America Fast, informally Feline sound Feline warning Feline's warning Flat sound Former officer of State Department. Fuse sound Final scene of "Antony and Cleopatra"? -- fit (temper tantrum) Fit leader? Fit of anger, in slang Fit type? __ fit (tantrum) Famous in time famous or significant in history Field of events? Forte of S. E. Morison Familiar pattern of events For he beholdeth himself and goeth ____ : James 1:23 "Fanny," for example. Family event? Film like "Rocky" Flip of a flop Flirt with persistently, with "on" Flop opposite Flop's opposite Fortunate chance. Fleeing the accident Fail to stay on key Fight dirty Fight dirty, in a way Fight unfairly Form a union? Folks thumbing rides "Forget flying; I'm..." Famed report writer Shere Full of modern gadgetry Fuel type, informally Flirtatious greeting, maybe Find extraordinary success Find accidentally Find by accident. Find in a serendipitous way Flirt with at a bar, say Favorites list Fraction used as a measure of computer memory performance Film successes Fortunate chances. Four-baggers Frequently downloaded songs Finish firing off a message Fires off an email Floors it Finds accidentally Follower of pinch or switch Finish superficially Focus on essentials Fall on tough times Fulfill an urgent desire __ for a loan for a loan Approach Find, as an idea Find the weakness of Finish scooping out a big stir-fry? Found a home, as bees French winter Friendly Western? "Forensic Files" cable channel Famed Time-Life signature Famous netman. Frost coating Frost formed when... hey, stop laughing!! Frost front Frost or time. Frosting Frosty coat Frosty coating Frosty covering Frosty glaze Frosty white. Frozen appearance fog Scottish words Ft. Knox contents. Fills a house, possibly First Viscount Templewood Frosts Frosts, of yore Frog-throated Froggy-throated FROG in the throat Farrier's raspy send-off? Frost-covered Facebook privacy announcement, e.g. Fake news story, say False claim Forged artifact, e.g. Fraudulent claim Fraudulent event Fraud perpetrator Fodder for Snopes.com FIREPLACE shelf Famous blues club chain (Abbr.) Fireplace food-warming shelf Fireplace ledge Fireplace projection Fireplace shell Fireside shelf Food warming shelf flat top part of a cooker Frances the Badger creator Russell Former comics tiger Friend of Calvin Funny-paper tiger Fictional figure whose name means "hole dweller" Frodo Baggins, for one Frodo or Bilbo Baggins, e.g. Frodo or Bilbo, e.g. Frodo, for one Frodo and Sam, e.g. Fictional player for the New York Knights Film hero Roy who wielded a bat called "Wonderboy" Free-time activity field sports Favorite topic Fla. sound Florida's ___ Sound Feathery figure in Japanese art. Fraternize Footloose one. Footloose worker. Freddie the Freeloader, e.g. Freddie the Freeloader, for one Freeloading rail rider Freight car hopper Freight car hopper of old Freight car hopper, perhaps Freight car hopper, stereotypically Freight car passenger Freight car rider Freight hopper Freight hopper, stereotypically Freight jumper Freight train hopper Freight train jumper Freight train rider Freight train stowaway Freight train stowaway, stereotypically Freight-car hopper Freight-car rider Freight-hopping fellow Freight-hopping migrant Freight-train hopper Freight-train rider Footloose fraternity. Frank Sinatra's birthplace Freddie the Freeloader et al. Freight hoppers Freight train hoppers Freight train hoppers, stereotypically Freight train riders Fireplace areas Fireplace ledges Fireplace parts Fireplace projections Fireplace shelves fire side shelves follower Ad Face wear for Jason Voorhees in "Friday the 13th" Figure on the back of a new Canadian bill Flips for some quick cash First word from a magician Focus "___ Pocus" First name in morning TV First name on "Today" Former head of U. S. ground forces.