Letter F 68000–68250

Flamboyant promotion Flashy promotion Frenzy of publicity Flooded with ink Flavor Flav of Public Enemy, e.g. Four-dimensional figure FATHER of the moon FATHER of the sun Father of Helios father Helen of Troy father Selene FAT in the blood, high levels of Fan letter? FASTER than supersonic Faster than Mach 5 flying at more than five times the speed of sound Four-dimensional realm FILAMENT of fungus FUNGUS filament Fungus thread Flack's work Fixing agent in photography. FLOOR space underneath in which heat from furnace was accumulated for heating house/bath formed, taking place, or originating beneath the surface of the earth Flu shots Fragrant blue-flowered plant. Frenzied emotional state Frenzy of emotions Fit of laughter Fit of uncontrollable laughter or crying Fit of wild emotion Fit of wild excitement. Foreign car manufacturer ...for an Emmy-winning voice actor? FORESTERS, independent order of (abbr.) Former Chrysler boss Lee Former Chrysler head Former Chrysler head Lee Former auto exec Lee Former auto executive Lee Former head of Chrysler First Year after B.C. First year on calendar. Former marketing products embeddable in Apple apps False friend in Shakespeare False friend of drama Fear-driven, egotistical villain who says openly sexist and prejudiced things Fictional ensign Foe of Othello False friends. Figuratively, false friends. Final words of a Cartesian dictum Final words of a Cartesian statement First (and last) two words of "Green Eggs and Ham" First and last words of "Green Eggs And Ham" First two words of "Green Eggs and Ham" First words of "Anarchy In the UK" First words of "Green Eggs and Ham" Follower of Sam or will. "__ Fugitive From a Chain Gang" Final cut on the "Sounds of Silence" album Final track on the album "Sounds of Silence" Foot for Amanda Gorman Foot in a line Foot in a line of poetry Foot in a meter Foot in a poem Foot in a sonnet Foot of a poet Foot of verse Foot that's in a meter? Foot that's part of a meter Foot type Foot used to keep rhythm? Foot with a short part and a long part Foot with two parts Foot, to a poet Frost unit Frost's foot Frost's foot, perhaps foot Metric distances (abbr.) foot Poetic adverb foot Shakespeare Feet in a line Feet in some meters Feet in some meters (Var.) Feet of two syllables. Frost-y feet Feet for W. S. Gilbert Feet for poets Feet found in English verse Feet in a meter Feet in meter Feet in odes Feet of a poet Feet of common measure Feet of poetry Feet on the desk, maybe Feet that go along with the beat Feet with rhythm Feet, as measured in poetry Feet, in verse Feet, of sorts Frost's feet? "Fido" translation Famished diner's remark? Fancy Feast competitor Fancy Feast rival Food brand at Petco Food brand with a paw print logo Food with a Veterinary Formula Frowny face sentiment Film that garnered Sean Penn his third Oscar nomination First line of a Seuss classic First line of a classic Dr. Seuss book First sentence of "Green Eggs and Ham" First #1 Billboard hit by an Australian artist (1972) "From Russia with Love" writer Fleming Falconer who writes children's stories about a pig named Olivia Film actor McShane First name in spy fiction First name in spy literature First name in spy novels First name in spy-fi First name of the creator of M and Q First name of the swimmer dubbed the "Thorpedo" First name seen after many last names? Fleming Fleming of 007 fame Fleming of 007 novels Fleming of Bond fame Fleming of fiction Fleming of fiction fame Fleming or Baker-Finch Fleming or Carmichael Fleming or Holm Fleming or Hunter Fleming or McEwan Fleming or McKellen Fleming or Paisley Fleming or Richardson Fleming or Smith Fleming or Ziering Fleming the writer Fleming who authored Bond books Fleming who created 007 Fleming who created Bond Fleming who created James Bond Fleming who made Bond Fleming who wrote "Dr. No" Fleming, Bond creator Fleming Fleming, for one Fleming, the author Folk duo ___ & Sylvia Folk singer Janis Folksinger Janis Follower of Adler, Freud, or Jung? Follower of Christ? Follower of Egypt? Follower of Faust Follower of Freud or Jung? Follower of Freud? Fried of "St. Elsewhere" Fried of "Two Marriages" Fugazi frontman MacKaye First name of Scottish singer Anderson ___ Fleming, British naval intelligence officer-turned-writer Fist tag-on Former NPR host Hansen "For Your Eyes Only" author Former British Intelligence officer. Filmdom's Bilbo Baggins Fleming and namesakes Fleming and others Fleming and Carmichael Fleming and Douglas Smith Fleming and Holm Fleming and Hunter Fleming and McEwan Fleming and McKellan Fleming and McKellen Fleming and Paisley Fleming and Rankin Fleming and Smith Fleming and Thorpe Fleming and Woosnam Fleming and Ziering Fleming and crime writer Rankin Fleming et al. Fleming, Holm and Smith Father of Rhodesian independence Fish bait in Hawaii Father mankind Former Romanian capital Former Rumanian capital Former capital of Moldavia: Rumanian sp. Former capital of Romania Former capital of Rumania. Father of Atalanta First speech of a presidency (9, 7) Famous roundball coach Hank Fruit tree of the Philippines. Famous guitar brand from Japan Flanged construction piece Flanged skyscraper support Flanged structural element Flanged support Flanged support beam Flanged unit Foundation component Flanged beams Flanged support pieces Flanged structural support First part of an English "rule" Flag carrier airline of Spain Flier to Barajas Airport From Lisbon, say From Portugal or Spain From south of the Pyrenees from iberia French composer Jacques French composer of "Escales." French composer: 1890-1962 Familiar footnote. Footnode abbreviation. Footnote "ditto" Footnote abbr. that means "in the same place" Footnote indicating "as previously cited" Footnote kin of op. cit. Footnote note Footnote wd. Footnote word Footnote's ditto Footnoter's "ditto," briefly Footnoter's "the same" From the same source, in a bibliog. Footnote citation Footnote abbreviations. Footnote terms Found in the footnotes. Feathered Nile wader Flamingo cousin Frog eaters with curved bills Fit for: Suffix Flex ending Flex finish Flex finisher "___ for thee, Ben!": Thomas Moore Floppy disk creator Floppy disk developer