Letter F 85500–85750

Florida fielder Fishy NFL legend Florida baseballers Florida nine "Free To Be . . . You and Me" creator Thomas "Free to Be... You and Me" co-creator Thomas Fertilizes with loam Female teacher of history? Feminine title: Dial. Follower of the old school? Fictional canine owned by the Winslows Fictional dog owned by the Winslow family February celebration signed into law by Sarah Palin in 2009 French battle river French battle site French river in W.W. I fighting French river near WWI battles French river near two WWI battles French river where two W.W. I battles took place Fictional weaver Film-dubbing soprano Nixon Film by Hitchcock: 1964 French name for Morocco French name for North African colony. French name for region of North Africa. fabric of ribbed crepe FUGITIVE slave Fordham University color First French sonneteer. French poet (1495–1544). Famous Tuesday Club member Frustraters of plans. FIELD tent, large Field tent for G.W. Furniture decoration of inlaid wood Football-shaped gem French noblemen or noblewomen Fabric used as mosquito netting fine cotton, rayon, or silk gauze fabric Former golf announcer Dave Film about a career janitor? Film about swabbing drudgery? Forms a union French chestnuts fatty substance inside bones Form a bipartisan coalition across the aisle? Finding a husband for Fifth part of the message "Finesse" singer Bruno Father of Remus Father of Remus and Romulus Father of Romulus and Remus Fictional badass who will return in 2014, this time on the big screen First "M" of M&M's First stop for the rocket ship. Flash Gordon serial site Focus of NASA's Viking program Fourth in a celestial progression Fourth of eight Fourth of eight, now Fourth planet Fourth planet from the Sun Fourth planet mentioned in "Interplanet Janet" Fourth rock from the Sun Fourth-from-the-sun planet From which the flying saucers did not come. Février follower father Romulus Fortified port in western Sicily. Fortified wine of Sicily First jazz musician to win a Pulitzer Prize Former "Tonight Show" bandleader Former Milky Way competitor Former Snickers shelfmate FRENCH anthem French national anthem France's oldest city Fenland Four-time Oscar nominee Mason Federal officer in Westerns. Field follower Fire ___ (fire chief) Fire station figure French general who signed the 1918 armistice Five-star statesman. Futurist McLuhan Former Japanese mandate, now under U. S. trusteeship. Federal lawmen Federal officers Folks who love s'mores and Lucky Charms and the flavor of TCBY's Roasty Toasty yogurt? Fen-ish Fenlike fenny Failed Dutch organization that hoped to establish a colony on the Red Planet Feature of many a gas station Feature of many a gas station nowadays Filling station adjunct, often Five-and-ten, e.g. Feminine name: It. Five-time FIFA World Player of the Year, 2006-2010 Flotow heroine: Ital. Flotow opera. Fur called sable. Fur bearers. Furs for stoles. First First Lady First lady before Abigail First name in 2005 prison releases First name in home how-to First name in homemaking hints Flotow's disguised heroine. Frequently parodied Stewart First-family names First lady Washington's winemaking operation? Former headquarters of whaling industry. Favorite TV role. Flying saucer pilot, perhaps Father of Charlie and Emilio First name in civil rights history First name of a January honoree Five-time Yankees manager Billy Fork-tailed swallow Former Fox sitcom Frasier's dad Famed civil rights leader with the surname Luther King First name of two Wimbledon winners in the 1980s and '90s "Frasier" father Former operatic tenor. Fanatic disciplinarian. Final shot of the day, in filmspeak French Caribbean island French Caribbean isle French island base. "Fernwood 2-Night" star Fork-tailed swallows Forked-tail swallows First to be born an American citizen FOOTLESS bird footless bird often found in coats of arms Feldman of "Young Frankenstein" Film directed by Delbert Mann Fate of one with a cause, perhaps Folks who sacrifice FOLDING fans, city manufacturing (Jap.) FOLDING traditional fans, city manufacturing (Jap.) First name in sportscasting Former Met Throneberry Felt amazement Family name in comedy Family of comedians. Famous comedy team. Famous show biz name. Firefly player on film Four-star surname of early talkies Fraternal funnymen's surname Fraternal surname of comedy Funny Groucho or Harpo Film about a Communist invasion? (1996) Fraternal funnymen Funny brothers Follower of Karl "Frankenstein" author Shelley Famed dweller in Nazareth Figure in a crèche First name of Ireland's two most recent presidents Folk trio name Former English queen. Former Queen. Friend of Gilligan Femme-fatale portrayer in "The Maltese Falcon" "Family Affair" R&B singer known as the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul Famed Scottish diva First child of Henry VIII to survive to adulthood Footwear for small fry FREE State (USA) Female New Testament disciple First Maria in "The Sound of Music" First lady of musicals. Fictional nanny to the Banks family Fictional nanny who arrives with her umbrella in a London wind Fort Wayne's river, St. __ "Frankenstein" author Frankenstein’s creator in literature Female character portrayed as overly free of weakness Female fanfic character that is presumed to be the author Future first lady wed in 1842 First lady of the United States (1861-1865) Fruitcake icing, perhaps FRENCH house with roof almost to ground level and no windows on north side Family VIPs, simply Family ladies Feast day: Comb. form. Feast day: Suffix Female parents, for short Festival time: Comb. form. Festival: Comb. form Final element in certain names of holidays. Final element in holiday names. Further south of the border? Flour for tamales First-century siege site Fortress of the Zealots Fortress overlooking the Dead Sea First President of Czechoslovak Republic. First president of Czechoslovakia Far from fem. Fem. counterpart Fem. opposite Fem. s counterpart Fem. s opposite Fem.'s opp. Fem.'s opposite Foreign language dictionary abbr. Foreign n. designation Foreign noun designation: Abbr. Form for some Fr. nouns ___, fem. or neut. Fan pumper-upper Freddie Falcon and Staley Da Bear Ferrari rival Fiat owns it Flashy Italian auto FRUIT solids Feed mixture. Fermentable mixture Fermentable pulp used in brewing beer Fermented mixture Film title with asterisks Finished on Feb. 28, 1983 Fix some potatoes Fix the potatoes Flirt, in old slang Former three-star TV series? Fowl feed Fix potatoes the hard way? Flirts not in skirts Flirts of old Feeds for livestock. Fermentable mixtures Frenzy over a 1970s-'80s sitcom? Five iron Five iron's alias Five iron, formerly Five iron, old-style Five iron, once Five iron, quaintly Five-iron Five-iron nickname Five-iron, once former golf club, used for approach shots