Letter F 93250–93500

First name in physics ___ Fei, Chinese bandits ___ Fei, Chinese bandits of 1850's. _____ Fei: Early Chinese bandits FORTY Former Mexican president Enrique Pena ___ FIRST (Scot.) Faboo Fictional guitar god Tufnel "Finding Nemo" pelican "Fortunes of ___" by Scott. Father of Austin Powers Former actor Bruce _____ Farage, co-founder of the UK's Brexit Party Food writer/TV cook Lawson, a.k.a. "Queen of Food Porn" Fictional guitarist known for taking his amp "up to 11" in a rock mockumentary Francophone land Former president Goodluck Jonathan, e.g. FIND fault in petty manner Find fault in a pretty way Fault-finds First word of a Cole Porter song. Fly-by-__ (unscrupulous) Fright ______, 1985 Hallowe'en knee knocker From dusk 'til dawn Film starring 17 Across ("A") Final slug fur coat fire burned at night faint light from the upper atmosphere in the night sky, esp in low latitudes Four times Flannel wear Feast for the eyes in a lingerie catalog? Flowering plant (end of day) FANTASY in sleep Frightening experience. Frightening ordeal Female equines that run after dark? Frightening experiences Frightening ordeals Family that includes the potato, eggplant and tobacco Fellini film 1970 Football great Lane First of two nearly identical words to a tucked-in tot Fed. agency that discovered the role of fluoride in preventing tooth decay Fed. agency that funds medical studies Fed. agency whose website has a "Stem Cell Information" page Fed. agency with an annual almanac Fed. biomedical agcy. Fed. biomedical research agcy. Fed. biomedical research agency Fed. biomedical research org. Fed. disease research org. Fed. health group Fed. med. agency Fed. med. org. Fed. med. research agency Fed. med. research group Fed. med. research org. Fed. medical agency Fed. medical org. Fed. medical research group Fed. medical-research agency Fed. research agency Fed. research org. Federal agcy. served by the Washington Metro's Medical Center station Federal agcy. that conducts medical research Federal biomedical agcy. Federal disease watchdog: Abbr. Federal med. research agency Federal medical agcy. Federal medical gp. Federal medical grp. Federal medical research agcy. Federal wellness org. Fuck-all, to Flavius Famous statue. Figure in the Louvre's "Winged Victory of Samothrace" Figure on the front of Olympic medals since 1928 Footwear company named for a goddess Footwear company that sponsored Tiger Woods FuelBand maker Footwear with swooshes Former Army missiles First name in the Cold War First name of a 1960 U.N. ranter Former Soviet leader Khrushchev Former U.N. ambassador Haley First name in electrical engineering First name of a famous person whose surname is an anagram of "Slate" Famous Japanese camera maker F-series camera maker Foreign football score Frequent English football score Frequent soccer score Famous river Felucca's place From Lake Victoria to the Mediterranean. Famous waterway ending in the Mediterranean Sea Famous waterway of ancient Egypt follower Blue "Frasier" brother "Frasier" sibling "Frasier's" brother Four-Emmy sitcom brother (1995-2004) Fraser's sitcom brother Frasier Crane's brother Frasier Crane's sitcom brother Frasier's TV brother Frasier's brother on "Frasier" Frasier's younger brother follower Willy Fictional salesman First name in the E Street Band Friend of Lars and Sven, perhaps Former E Street Band member Filch, old style Filch: Archaic. Frontal attachment for "bus" or "rod" Full of animation. Fleeter of foot French city famed for its ancient Roman arena FRENCH La Tene stronghold, former French city famed for its Roman ruins French city known for its Roman ruins French city that's home to the Maison Carrée French city with a well-preserved Roman amphitheatre French city with famed Roman arena. French department capital known in Roman times as Nemausus Fed. org. researching neuropsychiatry Federal org. from which supersmart rats escaped in a 1971 children's book "Five-star" Navy man. Fleet admiral for whom an aircraft carrier is named Foolish one (Sl.) Founder of Babel: (Gen. x). Fairy who imprisoned Merlin. "Fire" diarist Anaïs Famous diarist French diarist Anais French diarist Anas French-American diarist French-born diarist "Feeling Good" singer Simone "Four Women" singer Simone Famed 1492 caravel Famed 15th-century caravel Famed Atlantic crosser Famed caravel Familia girl Famous 40-ton caravel. Famous Italian vessel Famous caravel Famous caravel of 1492. Famous ship in American history Famous sister ship Fashion designer Ricci Fashion journalist Garcia Fashion journalist García Fifteenth C. craft Fifteenth-century caravel Fifteenth-century ship Filmdom's Foch First in a New World order? First in a historical trio First of a famous sailing trio First of a famous trio First of a maritime trio First of a traveling threesome Flagship of a 1493 voyage Foch Foch Actress Foch of "Executive Suite" Foch of "Sliver" Foch of "Spartacus" Foch of films Foch or Morgana Foch or Ricci Foch or Simone Follower of the Santa Maria. French fashion house since 1932 Foch and Ricci Foch and Simone Foch and others. Future "señoras" "Feeling Good" singer Fools or simpletons "Front" or "back" course part Famed love potion number Fellini-based musical Figure in many a round-up? Fine diving score First digit in California ZIP codes First digit in West Coast ZIP codes First digit in a California ZIP code First digit in a Hawaiian zip code First digit in a Washington ZIP code First digit in an Alaskan zip code First digit to dial in an emergency First or last part of a golf course. First striped billiard ball First word of a Dolly Parton hit Five after four Five and four Flourine's Atomic Number Fluorine's atomic number Football team minus two Four and five Four and five, but not six and seven Front ___ (course half) Front or back in golf Front or back at the course Front or back follower Full complement of baseball players Full complement of planets Frequent day-shift start Feature of the answers to starred clues Feline gift Feline immortality. Feline phenomenon Feline property Film with Robin Williams as an obstetrician "Field of Jeans" player Former Candlestick Park NFLer Forty follower Forty- ___ (a gold seeker) Forty- ___^NINE Forty- ____: Frisco pro Forty-__ (Gold Rush guy) Forty-__ (Gold Rush prospector) Forty-__ (gold-rush participant) Forty-___ (California Gold Rush participant) Forty-___ (NFL player) Forty-___ (early Californian) Forty-___ (gold rush participant) Forty-___ (gold seeker) Forty-___ (old prospector) Forty-___ (prospector) Frisco NFLer Frisco athlete Frisco footballer Frisco gridder Frisco player Frisco player, familiarly Frisco pro Frisco squad member footballer San Francisco and environs Football huddle in San Francisco? First five-time Super Bowl champs First team to win five Super Bowls First team to win five Super Bowls, for short Five-time Super Bowl champs