Letter F 84500–84750

Former country of Southeast Asia now part of another Former federation in SE Asia French red Full-bodied red wine Full-bodied Argentine wines First name of a civil rights activist who would turn 85 today, and whose adopted last name is a hint to this puzzle's theme Forbes publisher Forbes French cruise spoiler? French term for seasickness Fancy crystal on a dining table? Father or brother, e.g. Father or son Father, son, uncle, etc. Form check box Form check box, perhaps Features of "The Shawshank Redemption," "Reservoir Dogs," etc. Feminist film-criticism subject Feature of some German nouns Ford part, e.g. Former Russian P.M. Frat joiners Frat pack makeup First dime novel: Var. Full of ill will faulty formation Faultily made FRENCH Sudan Federation of 1959, in Africa. Former French Sudan Formerly French Sudan Formerly the French Sudan French Sudan today French Sudan, formerly French Sudan, later French Sudan, now French Sudan, nowadays French Sudan, once ___ Federation in Africa. First daughter of the 2010s First name in a 2010s first family Factor in sentencing, perhaps Finding bad motives for good actions. Feelings of spite Former One Direction bandmate of Horan, Payne, Styles, and Tomlinson Former One Direction singer Zayn __ Former President of Security Council. Former Russian U. N. delegate. Former Soviet delegate to U.N. Former U.N. diplomat Fine silk net. Fine lace from Belgium. Fine, silk net fabrics. Fine, stiff net for millinery French name for Belgian city. FEIGN sickness Fake an illness to avoid work, e.g. Fake illness Feigh illness. Feign illness Feign illness or sickness to avoid work Feign illness to avoid work Feigned incapacity Feigned sickness Famous London avenue. Fashionable promenade. Feature of a park. Flirtation Walk. Food court encloser Food court locale Food court site Food court's place Food-court setting Food-court site From the Capitol to the Washington Monument French symbolist poet noted for his free verse Film director from France Filmmaker Louis Fr. director Louis French director Louis French film director Louis Far from recalcitrant Flamingo, in Wonderland croquet Fed at a food court? Facebook Status: "Yes! Retail therapy at the largest shopping spot in the U.S.!" Family that includes okra Fry ingredients at a food court restaurant? Food court frequenter, say Food court habitué Food court regular Fixtures in a food court Food court loiterers Food court regulars Food court locations Figure in red at a retail establishment Friable limestone. faulty contact between the upper and lower teeth when the jaw is closed Family name in a classic Irish ballad Fishmonger Molly Fishmonger Molly of song France's first minister of culture France's first minister of culture, 1959-69 Fast-food treat Fermented grain. Fifties' milkshake Float alternative Follower of "single", "double", or "triple" Fountain favorite Fountain order, for short. Fountain pick Fountain treat or brewer's grain Falcon's source Famous cinematic falcon's home Famous film falcon's home Fictional falcon source Fictional falcon's home First-time Winter Olympics participant of 2014 Former NATO Mediterranean headquarters Fountain drink: Colloq. Foutain drink Frothy fountain drinks Falcon or cross Famous falcon Form of the Victoria Cross. From Valletta Furry white toy Furry white toy dog Fireman's badge shape Fruit with a dark red pulp Film critic Leonard Film critic Leonard's booze? Fountain favorites Fountain specialties, for short Frappe relatives Float seller Fountain location Fish and chips condiment French physicist, discovered polarization of light. Fairy tale bear Family-member Famous literary bear First song on Genesis's "Genesis" album First word for many First word of many First word out of one's mouth? First word said after a nap, perhaps First word, maybe First word, often First word, perhaps Frequent first word Fairy tale character with a too-soft bed Fairy tale parent Fledgling feeder Family moniker for Oleg's parent? First word of Camus' "The Stranger" French parent French mammas. "___ Family" (Vicki Lawrence sitcom) "___ Family" (old sitcom) "_____ Family" (TV sitcom) '-- Family' (sitcom) Family nicknames Family women Female half of a 1960s quartet Female motorcyclists, in biker slang Female parents, informally Fast slitherer Fast snake Feared fast-moving snake Fast Caribbean dance Fast Cuban dance Florida athletes Famed Auntie. Famed aunt Famous Auntie Famous aunt Fictional aunt. Fictional free-spirited aunt Film role for Rosalind Russell and Lucille Ball First "We Need a Little Christmas" singer Free-spirited aunt of fiction First Lady after Bess First Lady before Jackie First lady Eisenhower First lady between Bess and Jackie First lady with a popular recipe for "million-dollar fudge" First lady with bangs Former White House hostess. Famous Mamie of the 1950s First ladies Eisenhower and Nixon, together First lady of the United States (1953-1961) Famiglia nickname Fox or ox feeds young milk Film in which Streep sings Fallen angel who counsels exploiting the wealth of hell False god of riches and avarice. Famous Jolson song. French term for a young lady "Fat ___ and Little Boy" (1989) "Friday," for instance. Fellow or guy FORTIFY with troops FURNISH a crew FURNISH with crew Famous moon visitor? Final creation before God rested, according to Genesis First word in the "ben casey" intro Follower of "angry young" or "dirty old" Follower of ladies? Food's opponent, on a Travel Channel eating show Frog chaser Force in Pacific lore Force, in Hawaii Faced adversity well Father Time? First time leading a club Field leaders Follower of "hoy" Franco's tomorrows. Four-act play by George Bernard Shaw First two in the first garden Flippered sea creature Florida's 63-year-old Snooty is the oldest in captivity Festival for dugong relatives? Flippered mammals Fop's purse Fop's purse, in needlessly gendered slang Funny headline Faddish hairstyle of the mid-2010s Final Chinese dynasty Fu -- mustache Film candidate's home? F.B.I. agent of recent TV FIGURE representing nature of a deity "...from Rangoon to ____": Kipling Famed Burmese city. Features of Dr. Evil's apparel Fruit-salad fruit Fruit-salad ingredients Formal order recipient Freeman role Famous estate Food product for which the Empire State Building was lit blue in 1995 Forrest Mars and Bruce Murrie created them Four-stringed lutes. "Funnies" magician Fictional magician Flowering plant long used in magic rituals Fellow fears following strict code of conduct? Feature atop a horse's neck