Letter F 94500–94750

Facial features for smelling Facial centers? Features of Groucho Marx glasses Features often counted Features to count Focuses of some hair trimmers Front parts of planes Front tips of airplanes Fronts of airplanes Fronts of planes Football defenseman Film-within-a-film in the 2000 movie "Shadow of the Vampire" Fridge raider's quest, perhaps Fudge on one's diet? Fridge raiders Fridge raiders, e.g. First line of a three-line eatery sign Flaky guest Flaky ticket holder Furthest from aloof "Far from it" "Fuhgetaboutit" Firm rejection Fairly adept Fairly capable one Fumado malpermesita "___ for you!" ("Seinfeld" refusal) Fondness for the past Freshwater alga For a seeker, leave this FRENCH apothecary FRENCH astrologer FRENCH astrologer-physician FRENCH prophet FRENCH seer Famous astrologer French astrologer and maker of prophesies. French astrologer who wrote cryptic predictions whose interpretations are still being debated French prophet whose predictions are often shoehorned into describing modern events Fuss-free Facial opening Frequently pierced place Flared items Flared openings Favorite remedy. First name in snooping? Fond of snooping "Forget-me" follower "___ for just a day . . . " -- -for-profit Fifth word of Slick Rick's "Children's Story" Finisher in "Wayne's World" For sale word? Forget-me-__ Fourth word of Hamlet's soliloquy Frequent Ten Commandments word Frequently contracted word Frost's "The Road ___ Taken" ____ for sale First half of "N.B." First part of N.B. Footnote direction, unabbreviated. Fameworthy. Far-famed Feature of King Arthur's court? FAMOUSLY Flat turndown Flight from a bear, for example? Feature of a Manx cat feature Manx Fate of a bad offer Fair amount. Forbidden or prohibited 'Failure is -- option' Form phrase that hints at which letters to ignore in the starred clues' answers Feature of e-cigarettes Frequent witness Feature of bland food and gaudy dressers Flaw for a recipe Food critic's criticism Favorable response to "Do you mind?" Friendly response to "Do you mind?" Feature of Oregon sales Feature of grocery purchases, often Feature of some state shopping holidays Fair-to-middling Failing to be clear-cut "Fat chance", to a stereotypical Brit Franconia ___. Full of V-shaped cuts Fail to carry out Fail to perform Forbidden by custom F-sharp is one F-sharp, for one Fa or la Five or ten, but not fifteen Flat, sharp or natural thing in music Foot follower Foot or grace Foot or sour Form of a thank-you Fridge posting Fridge posting, perhaps Famed-for music? Filed for future reference Famous sleuths, collectively F, A, C and E, e.g. Feedback, as on an essay Film for which Judi Dench was nominated for Best Actress "Future me -- don't forget this!" "Far less than that" Flawed, as a plan Finding from the "fifths" taken from this puzzle's theme answers Foreman's dramatic phrase Former U.S. Open champ Martina's feeling about an icon? For turning a screw when you lack a screwdriver, there's ... Freedom, per Janis Joplin First part of an entertaining thought "Forget it, Little Red Hen!" Fairy tale answer to "Who will help me bake the bread?" Formal "It wasn't me" Frequent comeback to the Little Red Hen Formal informer Foreclosure sale ads Farming method that helps preserve soil structure "___ for Comedy": Behrman "___ for Comedy," Behrman play "___ for Sergeants" First words of an Ira Levin title Famous phrase implying urgency or immediacy Fanciful feelings Fanciful thoughts Foolish ideas Fleeing, in tag Find a fantasy author distasteful? "Find another sucker!" "Find somebody else" "Find me later" Famous, in Firenze Famous: It. Far from acceptable Far from fine Frankly uncool Former, as in title Fairly commonplace Famous Dame First word of Hugo title. First word of the Lord's Prayer in French French word that becomes its own opposite by changing the first letter to V Famed Paris cathedral devastated by fire in 2019 Fighting Irish For whom the "Four Horsemen" played. Frank Leahy's team. "Forget Me ___" (song sampled by Will Smith's "Men in Black") Forget-me- (flowers) Forget-me-___ (blue flowers) Fail to get a look "___ fast!" ("Hey!") "___ fast!" ("Hold on a sec!"): 2 wds. "_____ fast!" (slow down) "_____ fast, buster!" Frost's "The Road ___" Frightened exclamation Frightened shout Folk wisdom, part 2 Far from, sarcastically "Fairly well" Full of holes, in a way Fighting a bug Fanny Farmer treat figure 0 "Fish" or "fowl" Feast or famine Fly or fish, for example Follower of "a" or "the," often Follower of "the," often Friend or foe Friend or foe, e.g. Fashion rule for the liberated ... or one of four arrangements found literally in this puzzle Flotsam and jetsam, for example? "Flashdance" actor Michael 'Flashdance' co-star Michael Flashdance's Michael Feed, sustain Foster, support Former head of Economic Council. *French wife French for we French pronoun whose last two letters are an English translation French word whose English translation is a homophone of another common French word French word whose English translation is contained within it French words us Freeway caution Freeway warning Freeway prohibitions FALL month Fall Mo. Autumn Fall mo. Fall month, for short Fiction writer: Abbr. Follower of Oct. Four-day weekend time, for many: Abbr. Fish atop a schmear Flameout for a star? Flare in the sky Flare way up? Flaring star Flashing star Former Chevrolet Former Chevy Former heavyweight contender. ___ Friburgo, Brazil. Fertilization targets Flaring stars Former CNN show "Evans & ___" Former Evans partner Fish served on bagels "Frankenstein" or "Dracula" Fiction form. Fictional book Fictional work Film source, sometimes Freshly interesting "Flowers for Algernon," e.g. FREE form composition Fresh concepts for the creative mind Faulkner. Fiction writer Form of fiction Father Guido Sarducci player Fiction fan Fiction books Fiction works Fictional forms Fictional works Faddish item. FEAST month of Saint Andrew FEAST month of Saint Catherine of Alexandria FEAST month of Saint Cecilia FEAST month of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary FEAST month of Saint Gertrude FEAST month of Saint John of the Cross, former FEAST month of Saint Willibrord Fall newcomers? From the start, after "de" Financial subsidiary of Dean Witter "Free ___" (new Beatles record released by McCartney) Fem. group Feminist assn. since 1966