Letter F 88000–88250

First 5,280 feet Field day performer. Four-lapper on a track Four-minute man Fred Wilt is one. Fred Wilt, for instance. Four-lap runners, often Four-minute men First name in a colonial courtship First name in colonial courtship Fitbit calculation Flier's accumulation Frequent flier's accumulation Frequent fliers collect them Frequent fliers frequently use them Frequent flyer points Frequent flyer units Frequent flyers' points Far from accord Far from reaching an agreement Famed trumpeter "Flowers" singer Cyrus First name in 2000s pop music Fraternization on an army base? Fighter pilot's plane Fight force raised from civil population Fighters at Lexington First noun in the Second Amendment Force at the ready Food for a baby mammal Formula, essentially Frequent cereal surrounder Fried ___ (Cantonese dessert) Farmer's chore. Features of some homes with old-fashioned decorative motifs female in a dairy Female dairy workers "Facial hair" that results from a certain drink Facial feature that may appear at breakfast Feature seen on the faces of Beyoncé, Batman, and Bart Simpson, in a famous ad campaign Facial features in some dairy ads Frosty's relative Frothy concoction. frothy drink of milk and flavoring and sometimes fruit or ice cream First choppers Flowering plant used to treat liver ailments Fare for the convalescing FLESHY leafed rosette, blue-flowered plant Flow from a dropped carton? FIGHT person FLOUR factory Factory for steel or paper Factory on a stream Famous British economist. Famous economist. Flour source Flour-making spot Farrakhan's timely parade "First Fig" poet Female poet known to friends as "Vincent" First woman to receive the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry French number with three 0's ___ -feuille: pastry ___-feuille (French pastry named for its layers) ___-feuille (French pastry) ___-feuille (type of pastry) ____ -feuille: napoleon ____-feuille (puff pastry) Former TV football analyst Matt FIRE coral, dangerous "Fly Like an Eagle" Steve FLOUR mill owner Flour grinder Flour merchant Fodder grass Forage grain French artist who painted "The Gleaners" French painter of rural scenes French painter, d. 1875 Feminist Kate ___ Feature of high-end cabinets First name in lip-synching First name in lip-syncing Frauds ___ Vanilli Former White House pooch Facetious unit defined as the amount of beauty needed to launch one ship "Fifty ___ Frenchmen . . . " Feel like a ___ Five-and-ten special Factories where grains are ground into flour Factories Flour factories Foundries Figuratively, a burden. First bride in "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" Father of Christopher Robin Favorite author for children. Favorite poet of childhood. Famous Greek island. Feline friend of Otis Film director Forman Film-director Forman Forman Director Forman of Hollywood Forman who directed "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" form of subsistence agriculture in Mexico former monetary unit of Portugal and Brazil Fiber spec units Film measures FISH roe (of male) Fish sperm Former NFL star Plum fish sperm or sperm-filled reproductive gland Female mimic. Female pantomimist. Form of Greek drama Form letter. Famous Chevalier song. Flower girl of opera. Food critic Sheraton Food writer Sheraton "___ Farewell," Puccini aria. Flowering tropical tree Favre's team, on the scoreboard Ferret relative Floor, briefly Foochow's river. Fraction of an hr. "Fly" singer Nicki Features of some mosques Film début for Alan S. Kim Finely chopped meat Finely prepare FRUIT mix, chopped Fruity, flaky dessert Fruity Christmas pastry that traditionally contains beef suet Food processor, at times Food processors, at times Food processor job Feel concern about Follow the directions of Follow the orders of Fantastic movie Form of brainpower Fear among underground workers Features of some vaudeville shows Follows orders "Fixed" or "growth" attitude Fixed attitude Fixed mental attitude Fred McConnell's daughter, in an old sitcom Familiar remonstrance. Fitting exhortation to someone solving this puzzle? Feature of Anaconda. Fielding call Finder's shout First word of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" First word of Battle Hymn of the Republic. First word of Howe classic. Fly ball chaser's cry Fly catcher's call Forty-niner's excavation Forty-niner's place Found a vein Found underground Forty-niner's profession? Filmdom's Sal ___ Fairbanks Daily News-___ Figure of the underground economy? Forty-niner, e.g. Feldspar or cinnabar Feldspar, e.g. Forty-niners, for example Forty-niners. Forty-niner's balance? Features of Wales. Floating bombs Free game that comes with Windows Former Secretary of Transportation Norman Former transportation secretary Norman "Flash Gordon" villain ___ the Merciless Fine vase Fine verse Flash Gordon foe Flash Gordon villain Flash Gordon's "merciless" foe Flash Gordon's foe Flash Gordon's nemesis Flash's foe Foe of Flash Follower of Yuan Fine vases Far from floor-reaching Far from full-size Fashion innovation of the '60s Fashion invention named for a car Fashion length Fashion staple of Swinging London Former iPod model Fun-size, say Family sport Fancy hotel room amenity Features of many hotel rooms Film student's equipment, maybe Film-making device Figurine of a belligerent and expansionist tsar? Fast photo-developing outlet Frank Stella pieces Filling station adjuncts Film character based on a Bond movie role for Hervé Villechaize Free shipping requirement, at times First-of-type subject of a 1912 Massachusetts law Field in which people pick their work? Fawning favorite. Fawning favorites. Fountain order for someone who isn't all that thirsty? Family car Family-friendly vehicle often seen on soccer practice runs Family name in Jan Struther novel. Fur esteemed in Middle Ages. Frosted cereal option Farmed animal Favorite fur Female success symbol. Ferret cousin Ferret kin Ferret's furry relative Ferret's relative Ferret-like mammal with prized fur Fur bearer Fur coat provider Fur farm cruelty victim Fur farmer's critter Fur from farms Fur-bearing mammal Fur-beating animal Furry animal Furry creature Furry mammal Furry swimmer Fur-bearing animal often farmed for its pelt Frog eaters Furry animals Furry creatures F. Scott Fitzgerald's birthplace "From the waterfall, he named her . . . " Famed Dakota character known as "Laughing Water" ___ Falls (after translation, "Waterfall Falls") Fats' place Fats's home