Letter F 79250–79500

Fragrant necklaces Fragrant neckpieces Fragrant rings Fragrant wreaths Frangipani garlands Frangipani loops. Friendship rings of a sort Floral accessories for visitors Fish catcher with prongs Free time; relaxation Free-time Far from instant aid for umps? Felix __, CIA friend of Bond First pitcher to have defeated all 30 major-league teams Film composer Stevens Foreign monetary unit Family that originally owned the Cadillac company Founder of a Western university "Fiasco" author Football Hall of Famer __ Barney Former British Open champ Former golfing great Tony French poet. Famous auto-racing city Famous race site Famous racing site Famed French city known for a 24-hour endurance race French auto race city French auto-race city French auto-racing city French auto-racing locale French auto-racing mecca French birthplace of England's Henry II French city famous for its auto race French city known for auto racing French city of auto races. French city of racing fame French race place French race site French racing center French racing city French racing site French scene of auto races. French physician who invented a revolver that bears his name Famed A.A.F. name. Former S.A.C. leader FRUIT husk Formal assumption Flower bracts. Flowering glumes *Fightin' words First Best Actor/Supporting Actor Oscar winner Frequent Matthau costar Frequent Matthau partner FIGURE eight lying on its side French painter (1688–1737). Faulty auto: Slang. Faulty car Faulty car: Slang Finger bowl slice Flavor of yellow Skittles Flavoring in a piccata sauce Flawed car Florida product Food item that becomes another food item when its first and third letters are switched Four-wheeled dud Fruit at the bar Fruit in a slot machine Fruit that makes you pucker Fruit that makes your lips pucker Fruit with sour juice Furniture polish additive Furniture polish scent Furniture polish scent, sometimes flavor Pie fruit Slot machine feature First Lady so nicknamed for her pro-temperance stance Fluffy, citrusy pie Frothy citrus dessert First American Tour de France winner Greg First cyclist to appear on the cover of Sports Illustrated French daily paper French newspaper French newspaper since 1944 French paper French paper of record French paper since 1944 French press? Following the command one way, tangy treats; another way, winner of the 1999 Belmont Stakes Flavored with a fruit. Fluffy-top pie Frothy dessert Furniture polish ingredient Furniture-polish ingredient Favorite desserts. Furniture polish brand First spin: mixed fruit Fruits juiced for some vinaigrettes Fruit-loving finned swimmer? Fruit siblings? Fish dish garnish, or a hidden feature of the answers to starred clues *Fish that doesn't taste like its name suggests Fish on a dish Fish restaurant offering Fish that's really a flounder and doesn't actually have an acidic taste Fish with a fruit in its name Flatfish often served pan-seared Flatfish on menus Flatfish that's often pan-seared Fish dishes in which (surprisingly) both words are incorrect Fla. sight First name of Gulliver from Swift’s famous travels Fox-faced monkey Fox-faced primate "Faith," "Hope," and "Charity" author Deighton "Funeral in Berlin" author Deighton "Funeral in Berlin" novelist Deighton "Funeral in Berlin" writer Deighton Film director Wiseman First name (___ Bias) or last name (Alex ___) in Terps basketball history First name of Idaho's Gov. Jordan. Football Hall of Famer Dawson Football Hall of Famer Ford Football Hall-of-Famer Dawson Football Hall-of-Famer Ford Football QB Dawson Football great Dawson Football player Dawson Football's Dawson Footballer Ford Ford of football Ford or Dawson in the Pro Football Hall of Fame Former "Dancing with the Stars" judge Goodman Former "Inside the NFL" host Dawson Former NFL quarterback Dawson Former baseball star Dykstra Faceless Capp creation Filmmaker Dunham First name in supper club entertainment First name of "Jamaica" star. Funny Dunham Fabricated "Girls" star? First native American tribe to entry a treaty with the new United States First verb in Antony's big speech Float a loan Front funds Front the money Function as a bank Furnish conditionally Furnish for a time Furnish for a while Furnish for now Furnish temporarily Finance company, e.g. Furnisher. Finance companies. Financers For whom loans are assets Furnishers. Five-time Masters champ Foe of McEnroe Frequent McEnroe opponent Famous plea from Mark Antony to listen attentively "Funeral in Berlin" author? Furnishes for a time Furnishes, as support Furnish with temporarily Former French tennis champion. Film statistic Film's viewing time Full distance Factor in employee recognition awards Far from brief Film director Riefenstahl Film maker Riefenstahl Filmmaker Reifenstahl Filmmaker Riefenstahl Filmmaker Rifenstahl Filmmaker admired by Adolf Famed Bolshevik Famous Russian Famous tomb occupant Father of U.S.S.R. Figure in "Reds" Figure in Red Square. Figure whose Kiev monument was dismantled in 2013 First Premier of Soviet Russia. First Red Army leader First Soviet Union leader First Soviet leader First Soviet premier First head of the USSR First leader of the Soviet Union First leader of the the Soviet Union First premier of the Soviet Union First prime minister of the U.S.S.R. Foe of capitalism Former Bolshevik leader. Former Kremlin figure Former Party chairman Former Red head Former Red leader Former Russian hero Former muscovite. Founder of "Comintern.” Founder of Bolshevism Founder of Communist International, Switzerland, 1915. Founder of Pravda Founder of the Bolsheviks Founder of the Comintern. Founder of the Soviet Union Famous Russian victory. Former capital of Russia. Former name of Russia's second-largest city Former Russian crucifer? Follower of the 1917 book "The State and Revolution" Followers of V. I. Ulianov. Fidel Castro, Kwame Nkrumah, Leonid Brezhnev Fab Four surname Famous Liverpudlian Founding member of the Plastic Ono Band Founding member of the beatles Frequent collaborator of McCartney Former heavyweight champ Lewis "Fly Away" singer Kravitz Father of Zoë Kravitz Funny guy Bruce "Fly Away" singer is ready? Fabric of a fine weave. Fabric used for curtains. Fabric weave Fabric with an open weave Fallon followed him Fallon predecessor Fallon replaced him Fallon took his place Fallon's "The Tonight Show" predecessor Fallon's "Tonight Show" predecessor Fallon's "Tonight" predecessor Fallon's late-night predecessor Fallon's predecessor Fallon's predecessor on "The Tonight Show" Fallon's predecessor-to-be Fallon's soon-to-be-predecessor Famed car collector Jay Feuder with O'Brien Fine lawn Five-night-a-week NBC star Follower of Johnny Follower of the news