Letter F 82750–83000

FLOWER meaning life FLOWER meaning truth FORGETFULNESS, fruit of FORGETFULNESS, tree of FRUIT of forgetfulness FRUIT of oblivion Feet on thighs yoga position Feet-on-thighs yoga position Feet-on-thighs yoga posture Ferrari competitor Floral emblem of Egypt. Flower in Chinese embroidery Flower in a pond Flower in some Ohara Koson prints Flower in yeonkkot-cha Flower of Hinduism and Greek mythology Flower of Schumann song. Flower sacred in Buddhism and Hinduism Flower that may serve as a throne Flower that's a Buddhist symbol of purity Flower with significance in Vietnam and India Flower, in Egyptian sculpture. Food for the indolent Forgetfulness-causing fruit of Greek myth Fruit mentioned in the "Odyssey" Fruit of forgetfulness in Greek myth Fruit of forgetfulness, in literature Fruit supposed to cause forgetfulness. Flowery dreamer Flowers featured in Buddhist art Food of the Lotophagi. Formula One cars Famed Gehrig of baseball Fannie ___ Hamer Ferrigno of "The Incredible Hulk" Ferrigno or Costello Ferrigno who played the Hulk Ferrigno who played the Hulk on old TV Fictional news director Grant First Lady ___ Henry Hoover First Lady before Eleanor First Lady in 1929 First Lady: 1929 First lady Hoover First name in slapstick Follower of Babe in the lineup Football Hall-of-Famer Groza Football coach Holtz Foreigner lead singer Gramm Foreigner singer Gramm Former CNN anchor Dobbs Former Mr. Universe Ferrigno Former Notre Dame coach Holtz Former boy band manager Pearlman Founder of *NSYNC/Ponzi scheme perpetrator Pearlman Fox Business anchor Dobbs Freedom Summer organizer Fannie ___ Hamer Frequently flexing Ferrigno Funny Costello F, on a music score Fauré's forte? Fluorescent, say Forte, in music Forte, musically Forte, on a score Frustrated shout from the audience Flashiest FRENCH rent Four-time Olympic diving gold medalist Four-time gold medalist in diving Former Notre Dame coach "Family Feud" host Anderson "FX comedy series starring C.K." FX show written, created, and directed by its star FX sitcom whose title character is a homophone of the actor who plays him Former "Family Feud" host Anderson Frat-rock staple Famed fighter. Famed trumpeter Armstrong Famous French king Famous name in the ring. Fashion designer Vuitton Fashion house founder Vuitton Fighter Joe. Financial analyst Rukeyser Former justice Brandeis Freeh, whom Bush would like to stay on as FBI director French king's name often associated with luxury former French gold coin First name associated with the 1878 children's novel "Under the Lilacs" Female friend of Thoreau French watchmaking pioneer (last) French king known as "Louis the Fifth" in Roman numerals FBI director, 1993-2001 Fishy acquisition of 1803? French king known as "the Stammerer" France's only canonized king French king known as "the Do-Nothing" French king called "the Fat" French king nicknamed "the Fat" French luxury retailer since 1854 French monarch (foe of Charles the Bold) French king executed during the Revolution French king nicknamed "the Desired" French monarch. First-class train feature *Foppish sort cruising the bars FRENCH half-mask FRENCH mask French for wolf French wolf Flaw-detecting aid Flaw-spotting aid Facial expression of displeasure Frown (Var.) Frown or scowl Frank Sinatra said he had "the silkiest chops in the singing game" Famous French shrine town. French city famed for miraculous cures French miracle town. French pilgrimage site French pilgrimage town French shrine French shrine site Frowns: Var. Ferrigno and Costello Ferrigno and Rawls Financial expert Dobbs and others Follower of book or wood Far from excellent Furnished with slatted panels. FRENCH gallery FRENCH museum FRENCH royal palace Foremost French museum of art foul-air outlet Famed British Commando leader. Famous British Commando leader. Favorite song subject Feb. 14 sentiment Feb. 14 word February 14 emotion February 14 feeling February 14 sentiment February 14 word February 14th word Feeling symbolized by a heart Feeling toward a bestie First word in countless song titles First-sight phenomenon Frequent ballad subject Frequent letter ender Frequent song subject Four-letter word for intense fondness ___ Field, Dallas airport for ___ and honor First Emmy song hit: 1955 First Emmy-winning song First popular song that won an Emmy Frank Sinatra hit of 1955 Flower child's accessory February 14 devotees Film Volkswagen with "53" painted on it "Five stars from me" "Five stars, would recommend" Favorite relative. Friends and family Four points to none, in tennis Fatty bulges Facility that may charge an hourly rate Flower typically given to Neeson? Feel-good '60s gatherings ... from a bat? First astronaut to make four spaceflights Festival whose first headliner was Jane's Addiction Forsaken, in a way Fats Domino hit of 1954 Fab Four hit Fab Four hit of 1964 First single released by the Beatles "Fido is part of the package" Film of Ruth Etting's life Film debut of Elvis For ___ money Fairy tale elixir Fantasy concoction Fantasy draft? Fictional turn-on FANCY woman Figure in a fling Frankie and Johnny Facetious destination for the jilted Footwear for sweethearts? Feature in some murder trials Feature of many a romantic comedy Furniture for two Filled with amorous longing Friendly touch Familiar injunction. Forrestal, Johnson, Marshall, ___. Four-time Grammy winner Lyle Former Bears head coach Smith Friday's child. "Friends in ___ Places" "Friends in ___ Places" (Garth Brooks tune) *Flo Rida feat. T-Pain, 2008 Faint-sounding. Famous British cartoonist. Famous London cartoonist. Famous cartoonist of Great Britain. Fan or burner setting Fan setting of 1, say Far from elevated Feeling when writing the blues First gear Flo Rida hit that, ironically, topped the pop charts Fluid-level reading Fluid-level reading, sometimes Forecast front Foundress of Girl Scouts, 1912. first Sunday after From humble beginnings Far from intellectual Feature of a crawl space Far from blue-blooded Featuring a deep V, perhaps Facts, with "the" "Frank & Jesse" co-star Fashion designer Ann Film star Edmund Former "West Wing" actor Rob Former 'West Wing' actor Former Swank playmate Founder of a major appliance chain First editor of The Atlantic Monthly Former newsman Thomas Far from choice Far from deluxe Foible of e. e. cummings. First grade, perhaps. Freshmen Frowned. Former Chiefs placekicker Nick Furthest from the top First, often Fare reduction option Fuel guzzler's feature First, e.g. First, in terms of transmission Fever type