Letter F 76750–77000

Fancy trim Fancy valentine edge Fasten a shoe Feature of many a bodice Feature of many a wedding dress Feature of many wedding gowns Fielder's glove part Fine open fabric Football feature Football part Fortify, as punch Fortify, in a way French Chantilly French Chantilly, e.g. Frill-tastic fabric Frilly fabric Frilly fabric for some wedding dresses Frilly material Frilly needlework Frilly stuff Frilly trim Frilly trim on a bralette Frilly trimming fabric Curtain fabric Delicate feature Sneaker Fancy window covering Fancy window dressing Fastened a sneaker Fastened shoes Fastened shoestrings Fastened, as a shoe. Fastened, as boxing gloves Fastened, as shoes. Fastened, as ski boots Football craftsman Football factory worker Football manufacturer's employee Football-factory employee Famous Spanish family of 14th century. Fine needlework pattern. Feature of sneakers, typically, but not loafers Features of baseballs and baseball gloves Field-goal kicker's bane Fine fabrics. Football features Football grip Football parts Footballs have them Frilly fabrics. Fancy frills for a valentine? French shoe-fastener Frilly edging Fasteners for boots Fasteners on boots Fasten, as a corset Fasten, as a skate Four-time Emmy-winning role for Tyne Daly failure to act in law FATE who with her spindle spun out the course of human life Food brand since 1922 with a Chinese character in its logo Frillier. Fanciest, as lingerie. Fringed, as petals. Fail to feature ...faith healer, but I... Footman or toady Footmen. French opera composer Fashion brand with a crocodile logo French sports fashion company Field game devised by Indians Former Olympic event Former Olympics sport [Wis.] French bodies of water From milk FINE and delicate Filigreed Filled with frills Finely intertwined. Frill-filled Frilly and delicate Frilly and delicately patterned Frilly around the edges Frilly, as a gown Frilly, as doilies Frilly, as lingerie Frilly, as some wedding gowns Frilly, in a way Frilly, maybe Full of frills fine, like lace Folks who are into frilly lingerie? Fellow at a pub Fictional collie Finn, for one Future bloke Future chap French-titled Matisse masterpiece featuring five nudes in a circle Father of "Dynasty" star Alan Fawcett's "Charlie's Angels" replacement Fawcett's "Charlie's Angels" successor Former actor Alan Frequent Lake costar Fire engine attachment Fire engine device Fire escape. Fire-engine appurtenance Fire-truck gear with steps Fireman's device Firetruck feature Firefighting groups Firehouse crews Fire department unit Firehouse designation Firehouse group Fire company equipment Fire-truck equipment. Fire-truck items with steps Father and son movie team. Father-and-son Hollywood duo Film family Fill with cargo or load up Fill a freighter Fill a hold Fill a ship Fill a ship's hold Fill abundantly. Fill the Hold Fill the hold, say Fill the hull Fill with Cargo Fill with freight Fill, as a freighter Fill, as a hold Fill, as a ship's hold Full with cargo Furnish cargo Filled a hold Filled a hold with Filled or emptied a craft Filled the hold Filled with cargo Filled, as a truck Furnished with cargo Fops: Slang. Filled abundantly. Filled up, as a coaler Filled up, as a ship Filled with a great quantity Filled with freight Filled, as a ship's hold Freight-filled Freight-filled, say Freighted Full to the hatches Full, as a freighter Full-up Fully charged Fully loaded Freight handler. Fills a cargo hold Fills a hold Fills holds Fills the cargo hold Fills the hold Fills the hull Fills the hull, e.g. Fills with cargo Fills with freight First word in many addresses First word of many addresses First word of many after-dinner speeches. First word of many speeches. _____ first (polite suggestion) Free time for women Fiancées, in a way Free of germs? (har-har) Filling the hold Foundry vessel. Famed Vita First movie reviewed by Roger Ebert Former name of the Marianas Islands. Former name of the Marianas. Famed musical foursome Famously expensive commercial Farquhar's ___ Bountiful Fat ___, sideshow attraction Female harlequin duck. Female peer Fictional cocker spaniel Finishing-school product First word of a D.H. Lawrence title film Disney 1940 film Famous M. P. First woman to sit as a member of Parliament First Lady who championed highway beautification in the 1960s First lady of the United States (1963-1969) "Fly away home" nursery rhyme critter Famous bride of 1981 Feathery perennial Foundation for many a dessert Famous rider of Coventry. First streaker? Feminist Favorite female Female symbol of good fortune Figure invoked in casinos Fortune personified Fictional sleepwalker First woman to sit in the British House of Commons Female chiropractor? Floral emblem of Prince Edward Island Freight vessel for hire, per this puzzle's title Famous fan owner. "___ Fan," Wilde classic: 1892 Former New Guinea air base. Father of Eliasaph. Father of Eliasaph: Num. 3:24 Father of Odysseus father Odysseus father Ulysses Freedman Freedman in Old England. Freedman of early England Fourth Sunday in Lent Fourth Sunday of Lent. Flyers of W. W. II. Funny stuff, la "Variety" Famous pirate of Louisiana. Fail to be up-to-date Fail to keep pace Fail to keep up with Fall behind a GAL? Fall behind in tour schedule Falling behind Frequent flyer's problem Frequent flyer's slowdown Frustration for a streamer follower Jet First host of "How to Boil Water" Fit for a king / Foamy draft Fosters, for one First woman to win Nobel Prize in literature, 1909. Fell behind Famous subject with an enigmatic smile painted by da Vinci formerly considered the suborder Duplicidentata of the order Rodentia Feature of an atoll. feature Atoll barrier Features on some deserted islands