Letter F 91500–91750

Fleet group (abbr.) Fleet org. Fleet-related: Abbr. From part of the military: Abbr. Foe of Kit Carson Four Corners people Four Corners tribe Four Corners collectible Four Corners natives Fleet Week adjective Fleet related Fleet-based Fleet-related For a fleet For the fleet Forrestal's type of work. From the shipping department? Flattop designer "Force 10 From ___" (1978 movie sequel) Fictional island in two Alistair MacLean novels Fictional titular island in an Alistair MacLean novel Former Basque kingdom. Former kingdom Former kingdom bet. Spain and France. Former kingdom of the Pyrenees. French general in Indo-China. French leader in Indo-China. French-Spanish region Flock gathering place Flock holder Flock's area From entrance to chancel. From the entrance to the apse. "For I am the ruler of the Queen's ___!" Feature of some oranges Focus of an egoist's gaze Focus of some contemplation Focus of some gazing Fuzzy __ (schnapps cocktail) Fuzzy ___ (bar order) feature Orange Fruit that contains a fruit Fruit with a Cara Cara variety Fruit with an "outie" Faux "buttons" Features of some oranges Fleshy "buttons" "Feliz ___" Forces at sea Forces that act on water? Fit for ships Find a route Find one's way. Famed Roman piazza Fighting force at the Battle of Midway Fleet folks Fleet force Force afloat Fleet force on the seas Flower for a fleet admiral? Former Seabee, say Folksy denial Folksy negative First mobster's reply FORMAL objection Formal denial Formal refusal Formal turndown Floor opposition Freelancer's fears Foe in the first Indiana Jones film Follower of Hitler Follower of Schickelgruber. Former European. Franz Liebkind is a retired one in "The Producers" Frequent enemy in comics set in the 1940s Former star in Ibsen roles. Fascists. Führer's followers Fleet Center letters "Fear Factor" airer "Fear Factor" network "Football Night in America" network "Frasier" network "Freaks and Geeks" network "Friends" network FDR was seen on it in '39 Fallon's employer Fallon's home Fallon's network "Friends" original channel First World Series color broadcaster, 1955 Fed. office of measures formerly "Final Four" initials "Final Four" org. Fiesta Bowl letters Final Four assembler Final Four gp. Final Four grp. Final Four inits. Final Four letters Final Four sports org. Flying Wedge Award org. Frequent ESPN subject Frozen Four inits. Frozen Four org. Frozen Four tourney sponsor "First in Flight" st. Fort Bragg's st. Ft. Bragg setting Ft. Bragg's state Fictional "Constellation" class identifier Formerly top-rated show starring Mark Harmon Franchise with a series set in New Orleans Franchise with locations in New Orleans and L.A. "Full Metal Jacket" figure First sgt., e.g. First-tier supervisor in the U.S.M.C. Flight sergeant in the RAF, e.g. Fort Bragg res. Former name for 'National Capital Region' Former name for Delhi, briefly First mechanical cash registers co. Famous initialism in retail technology "For your eyes only" contract, briefly Farmers' org. Fargo loc. Fargo location, briefly Fargo's home: Abbr. Fargo's loc. Fargo's locale: Abbr. Fargo's setting (abbr.) Fargo's st. Fargo's state: Abbr. Flickertail St. Flickertail State: Abbr. Fed. cultural funding gp. Fed. funder Fed. funding body Fed. org. funding some exhibitions Federal cultural funding gp. Federal cultural org. Federally funded program since '65 Frequent PBS benefactor Funder of PBS Funder of some PBS shows Federal arts funding agency abbr ___ Filippias, Greek town "Fall; or, Dodge in Hell" author Stephenson "Father of Prohibition" ___ Dow Fannie Flagg née Patricia ___ Former NPR host Conan Football Hall of Fame name Football Hall of Famer Earle "Greasy"___ Football Hall of Famer Greasy Football Hall-of-Fame coach Greasy Football Hall-of-Famer Greasy Football coach Greasy ___. Football great Greasy Football s Greasy Football's Greasy Former Canucks coach Harry Former coach of Philadelphia Eagles. Fraser of 50's-60's tennis Fraser of tennis Football's Greasy et al. Frasier of tennis et al. Former "SNL" comic Kevin Former "Weekend Update" anchor Kevin "Farmer's Almanac" adjective First quarter moon tide First- and third-quarter tide First-quarter moon tide First-quarter-moon tide First or third quarter phenomenon First-quarter lunar phenomenon "___, far, wherever you are ..." "___, far, wherever you are" (Celine Dion lyric) Family Fiction "When She's ___" Far and ___ Far from afar Far's companion Far's counterpart Far's opposite Fast approaching Front row, to the stage Future leader? Future preceder Far from far Facial hair that starts at the chin line and goes down Felix Unger, for one Fertile Crescent area First word of Sarah Adams' hymn. First word of Sarah Flower Adams hymn. First word of a Sarah Adams hymn First word of a famous hymn. First word of a great hymn. First word of a popular hymn First word of a well-known hymn. First word of famous hymn. First word of memorable hymn. Fairly close by. {/Failure by a narrow margin/} Fudge in some song lyrics For the immediate future Far from disorderly Far from dowdy Far from frowsy Far from frowzy Far from messy Far from slatternly Far from sloppy Far from slovenly Fastidiously kept Felix Unger-esque Free from admixture Free of clutter Free of mess Full-strength, in a way Fully swept, perhaps Flawlessly groomed Finish carefully, in sewing Finishes carefully, in sewing. Felix vis-a-vis Oscar Felix, vis- -vis Oscar Felix, vis-à-vis Oscar Felix Unger, e.g. Felix Unger, notably Felix of "The Odd Couple," for one Fastidious ones Fastidious monarch of rhyme? Fastidious trait Felix Unger's trait Freedom from clutter Fastidious sort Felix from "The Odd Couple," e.g. Fastidious folk Felix Unger et al. "Fantabulous!" in the '50s Fantastic in the '50s __-foot oil ___-foot oil (leather dressing) ___-foot-oil "Flat river" (abbr.) First st. admitted to the Union after the Civil War From its summit Moses viewed the Promised Land. First st. to join the Union after the end of the Civil War Ft. Kearny setting Featured state Flat water: Otoe
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