Letter F 750–1000

Further the plot, in a way Further wrongdoing Facilitate unlawful activity Facilitates a fraud Facilitates feloniousness Facilitates, as a felony Feloniously facilitates Fences for, say Fences loot, say Fences the loot Fences the loot, e.g. Foments Fosters Fosters a felon Fosters a felony Furthers Furthers a felony Furthers in felonies Furthers in wrong Falsified ID's for, perhaps Fenced for, say Furthered. Fence, e.g. Fences, e.g. Friend in crime "Fish" star Fish player Former sitcom on the Beeb Feel more than disdain Feel revulsion toward Find Repugnant Find Repulsive Find abominable Find deplorable Find despicable Find distasteful Find execrable Find intolerable Find loathsome Find odious Find reprehensible FEAR_ Fright Foul frightful Finds loathsome Finds repellent Finds repugnant Finds repulsive Finds unbearable FRUIT, type of First month of spring in old Hebrew calendar. First word of H. F. Lyte's hymn. First word of a favorite hymn. First word of a memorable hymn. First word of a much-sung hymn. First word of an evening hymn. First word of well-known hymn. Follow the law Follow the rules with by Follow to the letter Follow, with "by" face follow, as some rules Follow Follow, as rules Followed, with "by" firm Famed theatrical role. Famous stage role. First name in stage lore. Friend of Rose Father of Kish FIR tree (genus) Fir genus fir tree " . . . ___ fat hen" FEMALE name First Lady in "The West Wing" First first lady in the White House First lady Adams First lady after Martha First name of the second First Lady First name of two first ladies Former first lady First part of a quip Faculty Fearlessness. Feat Fitness Flair Forte Fortitude Function feasibility field of force final touch From the beginning: Lat. abbr. "From the start," in Latin From square one, from Latin From the beginning From the beginning, Latin-style From the beginning, in Latin From the start From the start (Lat.) From the very beginning, in Latin From the self: Lat. From within: Lat. ___ factors (non-living parts of the environment) Free as -- Fractionally Faulty Filthy ___ Formally disavow Formally renounce Full-bore, like a group of trumpets Fervent Fiery Fired up Flaming Fully engulfed, perhaps fired flaring fulgent FIT to work Facile Familiar Far from feckless Far from incompetent Far from inept Feasible First code word First word in a radio alphabet First word of a classic palindrome First word of a famous palindrome First word of a palindrome. Fit Fit for a task Fit for duty Fit for the job Fit for the task Fit to Serve Fit to be tried Fit to cut the mustard Fit to do it Fit to perform Fit to perform the task Fitted for Fitted. Follower of ready and willing Free from any constraints Fresh Full Fully equipped Fully fit Fully functional Fully qualified Fully up to it Functioning in all respects Fit to do something fit for employment Fitter freshwater fish Florescent Flourishing Flowering Full of flowers Father of Isaac: Abbr. First name in Dogpatch Footballer Haynes Feral Fierce. Foreign fiendish folklorish freakish Fad Feature fish out of water foul play fascinatingly funnily Finland's SW seaport, Turku. Finnish city. Finnish name for Turku. Finnish port Finnish port, to Swedes Finnish seaport Flat, e.g. farmstead fatherland Flats, e.g. ...for word-game fans? FULL of excitement Frothing Fuming Furious ___ fruit: African berry Formally end Formally scrap firebrand freedom fighter ___ from the blue Fourth stomach of a cow "Fat Man and Little Boy" subject "Fat Man and Little Boy" topic "Fat Man," e.g. Fat Man in New Mexico Fat Man in New Mexico e.g. Fat Man in New Mexico, e.g. Fat Man or Little Boy Fat Man was one Fat Man, for one Fermi focus Fission device Fission weapon. Focus of the Manhattan Project, briefly French acquisition of 1960 "Fat Man" and "Little Boy" of 1945 Fallout producers Fat Man and Little Boy Fat Man and Little Boy, e.g. Fat Man and Little Boy, for two Fission gear? Find detestable Found repugnant Fault Felony Fraud foulness Form of investment Feast for Fido. follower Peek From the mouth First Nations related From earliest times. familial First arrival From the beginning: Lat. First inhabitants. FATHER (ant.) Fall Short Flub Flunk Foul up Foul-up Fumble fail fall through Failed to carry out, as a mission