Letter F 93750–94000

From Seattle to Vancouver, B.C. fugged-aboudit Free from taboo in Tahiti Free of taboo, in Hawaii Fed. forecasting agency that sounds like a Biblical character Fed. org. that runs the Weather Radio All-Hazards program Federal org. whose seal features clouds and a lightning bolt Figuratively, ancient or antique. "Falling Skies" actor Wyle Father of Shem, Ham, and Japheth Father of Shem, Ham, and Japheth Famed animal handler Famed deluge survivor Famed flood figure Famed flood survivor Famous ark-itect Famous boat builder Famous boatsman. Famous flood survivor Famous mariner Famous shipbuilder Father Ham Father of Ham Father of Japheth Father of Japheth Brother of Father of Shem Father of Shem and Japheth Father of Shem, Ham and Japheth Figure on the Sistine Chapel's ceiling Filmmaker Baumbach First admiral. First animal conservationist First captain? First emergency craft captain. First mariner First matchmaker? First name in Websters First name in a dictionary First name in dictionaries First name in lexicography First name of famous lexicographer. First ship builder. First skipper? First zoo keeper, in a way. First zookeeper Floater of pairs Floating zookeeper Flood VIP Flood avoider Flood engineer? Flood figure Flood notable Forest Hills champ: 1986 French tennis star Flood survivor's pet? Five-time "ER" Emmy nominee Feature of outer space Flat's problem First name among linguists First name in generative grammar theory First name in linguistics First name of the "Syntactic Structures" author "Forget about both of those" Feature of the Venus de Milo Famous Hill in San Francisco Famous San Francisco hill Fat cat, in British slang Fat cat, in England Fat cat, in London Frisco hill Famed Swede Famed Swedish inventor. Familiar name in prizes Famous Swede Famous Swede (1833–96). Famous Swedish chemist. Famous pacifist chemist Family of dynamite's inventor "Fido, behave!" Fine and good. Fodder for the British tabloids Fourteenth word of Hamlet's soliloquy. French royalty French upper crust Fake name given by Odysseus to the Cyclops *Film with a cast of unknowns? Faux Spanish for "Not good" "Forget the excuses!" "Forget trying to talk your way out of this!" For serious dieters "Frank, this is not the time for your famous impersonations of athletes and politicians!"? "For real," in modern parlance Feature of some extreme diets French wedding Follow-up to "Straight" in some bar orders Fast food or deli request, sometimes fit an arrow Fitted (an arrow) on the string. Fitted to the bow, as an arrow Fitting as an arrow Fits to the bowstring Free, after "at" Freebie's status Feature of Mendelssohn's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" Frank Swinnerton's novel, 1917. Fall asleep (with "off") Feel drowsy. Fishing buddy of Wynken and Blynken Friend of Wynken and Blynken Fell asleep Friend of big ears Flowchart connector Foci Futile: Slang. Fall asleep in a meeting Fall asleep on the couch, perhaps Fall asleep while watching TV, perhaps Fusion of a Russian doctor and a talking animal vet Falls asleep, with "off" French director of "I Stand Alone" Father of Shem, to an Italian Father of Shem: Fr. Flood foiler, to Frederico Flood man: Var. French caricaturist Comte de ___ French filmmaker Gaspar ___ "Felicity" role Family-gathering time Felicity's dorm advisor Festive French season Festive piece Festive season Festive span Fielding in the field of comedy Fielding of "The Great British Bake Off" Fielding of "The Great British Baking Show" Fielding who co-hosts "The Great British Baking Show" First name of author of "Cavalcade." First name of spectacular man. First name that's another first name backward Fisher of "Shameless" French Christmas French for "Christmas" French name that anagrams to "Leon" French religious festival. French yuletide. ___ Fielding, co-host of "The Great British Bake Off" beginning in 2017 "Fallen Angels" playwright "Future Indefinite" autobiographer ... "Fear of Flying"? "Free Show Tonight . . . " author French fètes. Feature of titles spoofed in this puzzle Flawless diamond display? Firm denials Flat denials Flat refusals Frown inducers "Find another way out" sign and a feature of four answers in this puzzle Farm bird that never topples? Feature of pro bono services Feature of some agencies Feature of some credit cards and checking accounts Free of extra charges Free, as a bank account Free, as a checking account Free, as banking Forbidden airspaces Far from enjoyable Far from pleasant Festive quaff Fireside drink, perhaps Fireside quaff Fourth-quarter latte flavoring Frothy refreshment Frothy seasonal beverage Frothy traditional beverage Fruitcake go-with "Futilitarian" expression Flight launch decision: abort Failed NASA launch Failure: Colloq. phrase. Forbidden-zone description Forbidden zone Forbidden regions Folks without redeeming qualities Far East drama form form of classical Japanese musical drama that has been performed since the 13th century " ... Fuzzy Wuzzy had __" "Fuzzy-wuzzy had ___" Feature of a whale or an opossum's tail Feature of an opossum's tail Fuzzy Wuzzy feature First half of a phrase used to forgive a benign mistake Free of red tape For the record books For the record books, in baseball for a pitcher Inning enders Feature of a perfect ball game Feature of a perfect game Football tactic for fast-paced offense "Freakin' awesome!" Feature of a neat drink Futile, informally Familiar five-word phrase that means "Excuses are unacceptable!" Fiber spun into yarn Fibers combed from wool Fuzzy, as wool "Farewell My Lovely" genre "Film __ "(dark movie genre) Film Genre 1960s Film __ (movie genre) Film __ (somber cinematic genre) Film __: somber genre Film ___ ("The Maltese Falcon" genre) Film ___ ('50s style) Film ___ (bleak genre) Film ___ (bleak movie) Film ___ (dark genre) Film ___ (film genre) Film ___ (genre for dark movies) Film ___ (hard-boiled genre) Film ___ (moody genre) Film ___ (moody movie) Film ___ (movie creating a sense of pessimism and despair) Film ___ (shadowy genre) Film _____ (dark movie) Film genre associated with black and white Film genre with detectives Film genre with detectives and dames Film or Pinot follower Film style Film style with a French name Film trailer François Hollande's jet French black French for 'black' French opposite of "blanc" French words black ___ fiction (crime subgenre) Forêt _____ (certain chocolate cake, in French) French name of the Black River Film ___ (moody movies) Films with chiaroscuro lighting and oblique angle shots, often Fans often generate it Feature of city life Form of pollution Form of urban pollution Fan opinion - sell-out sounds annoying Foley artist's specialty