Letter F
free from stain or blemish
Feat of a pitcher striking out three batters in order on nine pitches
found an answer straightaway
Fake aggie, in marbles
Far from humble
Far from prudish
Forever celebrated
Formidable adversary.
Fully protected
Fully resistant
Fickle fellow's admission?
"First timer here!"
First-in-line's line
First-in-line's words
Front-of-the-line boast
"Find someone else"
Frank Zappa's "___ Satisfied"
Fruit flies with this gene live longer
"...feel free to dispute that, tho"
"FWIW, here's what I think..."
FWIW relative
Feeling letters
From where I sit, briefly
Formula for withdrawal?
Frou Frou musician ___ Heap
Faithful wife of Posthumus.
Funny Coca
Funny lady Coca
"Fine here"
"__ Fire" (Springsteen tune)
"__ Fire": Springsteen hit
"___ Fire" (1985 Bruce Springsteen hit)
"___ Fire" (1985 Springsteen song)
"___ Fire": Springsteen
'-- Fire' ('85 hit)
Forthcoming Apple development that gives you a hot take when you hold down the home button
Folder declaration
Folder's announcement
Folder's announcement, in poker
Folder's call, in poker
Folder's comment
Folder's declaration
Folder's statement
Folder's words
Folding declaration
Folding declaration at the poker table
Folding phrase
Folding poker player's comment
Folding statement
Folding words
Folding words in poker
First words of a proposal, perhaps
Formal proposal start
Formal proposal words
Film-editing application for Macs
Filmmaker's Apple-ication?
Fiendish little one
Fiendish sort
Food flinger
Four-year-old, e.g. (when they're being playful anyway)
Frequent visitor to a principal's office
Force of a collision
Forceful impression
FRACTURE where the bone ends are pressed together
Flawed Member of Parliament involved in current broadcast
Functioning poorly
First American auto with a million-selling year (1965)
Fleet animal of the veldt.
Fleet antelope
Former Chevy named after an antelope
Full-size Chevy
Fix on a stake
Fix upon a stake
Fixed on a stake.
Fixes upon a stake
Fixing upon
Forms a jury
Forms, as a jury
French tense
Fair in one's judging
fair field and no favor
fair field and no favour
Fill with fervor
Fill with zeal
Fearless, old style.
Famed Pyramid architect
Famous architect
FORCE forward
Force along
Force an action
Force into motion
Force onward
Force to go
Force to move
Forced to move.
Forcefully motivate
forward Move
Forces ahead
Forces forward
Forces into action
Flea's alarmed discovery?
Fastball in the dirt?
Fruitful valley in California desert.
Form of address for a supreme ruler, after "His" or "Her"
French beards, copied after Napoleon III.
force or energy with which a body moves
force or energy with which a body moves m omentum
force or energy with which a body moves movement
force, energy or momentum with which a body moves
Falls in on itself, like communism
factors in a situation whose influence cannot be gauged or evaluated
FOREIGN country, bring in from
Ferrari or Lamborghini
Foreign car, e.g.
Foreign-born celebrity, facetiously
foreign commodity
Foreign goods
Foreign products
French wines, e.g.
FOB off
FORCE on
Foist (upon)
Force (oneself) on others
Force oneself (on)
Force to be accepted
forcibly put a restriction in place
Forced (upon)
Foists
Formidable; impressive
False pretenses
Fertilise an egg
fertilize and cause to grow
fructify
From Italian for "entrepreneur"
from Italian: impresa, meaning an enterprise or undertaking
Force to serve in the army
Forced into service
Fossil indentation
Fixed in the mind
Fixing indelibly, as on the memory
FIFTH column
Field for makeup artists?
Folk tale people.
Folklore pests
Frequency with which one has sudden urges?
FREEDOM from punishment
Former Pakistan prime minister __ Khan
Former Hungarian premier Nagy
Fib in response to one who gets caught out?
Facebook chitchat, informally
Facebook exchanges, briefly
Facebook exchanges, for short
Facebook notes, briefly
Forerunners of texts, in brief
Fearful comment
"___ fancy ..." (Iggy Azalea lyric)
"Forgive me"
Facetious response to an idle threat
Frustrated solver's cry
"For me it's hopeless!"
Famous exclamation shouted from the bow of the Titanic
"For __ be Queen . . ."
"For __ be Queen o' the May,..."
"For ___ be Queen o' the May": Tennyson
"For ___ be the Queen of the May."
Frustrated cry from an experienced pro
Fuddy duddy's complaint
Frustrated response from a slugabed
Fired shock jock Don
Former radio host Don
Foot-tapping words
Following your footsteps, quite literally
Folk trio whose name predates 2016, or a hint to two words contained in each starred clue's answer
First person, redundantly
- fix (stuck)
-- flash (ASAP)
-- flash (pronto)
-- fog (lost)
-- funk (sad)
Fashion or sense preceder
Feminine suffix in names.
First name on "Barefoot Contessa" cookbooks
First words of "Clementine"
Food Network chef Garten
Food Network host Garten
Food Network's "Be My Guest With __ Garten"
Food writer Garten
Foodie Garten
Frost's "___ Vale"
Filipino singer Garten or actress Balin
__ flash (quickly)
___ fix (stymied)
___ fix (troubled)
___ flash (immediately)
___ funk (moody)
Facing serious trouble
Facing difficulty
For a long time: Colloq.
Facing trouble
For a long time
For a long, long time
For a real long time
For a very long time
For forever and a day
For years and years
For years on end
Financially behind
Financially compromised
Faced with difficulties
Facing big trouble
Fixed, so to speak
Fully counted
Fouled-up
Fogged over
Forecast: smog warning
Feeling gloomy, say
Feeling unhappy or angry
Female lover
Female sweetheart
Female lovers
*Fatuous (NC + ME)
Far from meaningful
Far from sensible
Fatuous or feckless
Fatuous or poppycockish
Foolheaded
Foolish ... or, when read as three words, how this puzzle's other four "foolish" answers are arranged
Foolish and then some
Farther from reason
Faster than you can say Jack Robinson
Fatuousness
Feature of a farce
From madness, putting out small idiotic remark
From a different vantage point.
Freaking out, say
Feeling peevish
Far from fitting
Flying off the handle
Fuming mad
Fuming, say
Finnish town in Arctic Circle.
First director to win back-to-back Oscars since Mankiewicz
Facing the same old, same old
Facing the same-old-same-old
Following the beaten path.
Figure skaters Bauer and Demireva
___ few words as possible
Faced by a disagreeable situation.
From one aspect
From one perspective
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