Crossword Clues Start With F, page 52
Flower in the violet family often seen on roadsides
Fault line?
Fallacy, in logic.
Fallacy
French red wine (Swipe)
Flags for Maris and Staubach?
Federal agency.
Full-dress climbing challenge?
Friend of Thomas à Becket
Fiery roller for Hera's suitor
French sculptor (1741–1828).
"First category is Education: What is the primary function of the College Board?"...BZZZT... "Noramus is first on the buzzer!"
Furniture decorations that are stolen?
French breed of fowl
French conjurer (1805–71).
Fraternity for students with bad grades?
Fraternity for students with barely passing grades?
Fun experience, or alternate title for this crossword?
Facebook come-on to manipulate one's picture
Feline convenience
Feline convenience
Fisherman's option
Frames
For you perhaps?
Fully automatic pistol
Fields: Latin.
Fields: It.
Fields: Lat.
Fields, to Agricola
Floral dessert?
Floral dessert?
Fancy singles event in Stockholm?
Fancy singles event in Stockholm?
Features of many superhighways
Flower once used to treat rabies
Fish surgeon?
Film crew assistant
Family skeletons, e.g.
Family skeletons, e.g.
Fraction of MMCCXII
From a star on "The Golden Girls" to a Pennsylvania Avenue abode?
Fabius's 557
Features of jazz.
Frogs.
Fight result, sometimes
Familial bond
Flowers of the madder family
Film of 1963, with "The"
Freddy Krueger's warning?
Former name of Guyana: Abbr.
Fans battling over rare eBay item
Future buyers
Former Italian secret criminal group
Facing danger head on.
Frying liquid
Former Celtic star's recent recipe?
Four-wheeled carriages.
Famed photographer
French Franciscan nun.
French saint
Fourteen Vatican leaders
Former 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue family
Former First Family
Four-star ratings, say
Fight that's evenly matched?
Factor in relationships between viruses
Fish-basket makers?
Flesh: Prefix
Flesh: Comb. form
Farm kids' game?
Fortify with battlements.
Furnish with battlements.
Furnish with battlements, as a castle
Fruity front-page report?
Frenetic flower?
Furnishes with open-spaced parapets.
Fan of rich, buttery rolls?
Fruit blemish.
Fruit decay.
Fruit decay
Fruit rot
Fruit decay
Fruit rot
Fleet, at times
Fiends, in Aberdeen
Four-flush
Famous dog-training institution.
Faulkner novel, 1929.
Family name in Faulkner novels.
#2 for a driver
For certain chauvinists
Faceless ego preservers
French general in World War I.
Famous Swiss alchemist.
Furrow: var.
French hanger-on?
French leeches?
Foresees: Rare.
Footlike parts
Foot-soldier: Latin.
Feet: Comb. form.
Feet: Lat.
Footlike parts.
Feet, to Fabius
Footlike parts
Feet, according to Ovid
Feet, according to Ovid
Fit to be faxed
"Flower Drum Song" player.
Feigns
Footlike.
Footlike
Footed
First Congolese prime minister Lumumba
First Congolese P.M. Lumumba
Fear of sin
French proprietress
Fed the computer.
Forbidding
Father: Prefix.
Father: Prefix
Father: Prefix.
Father: Comb. form
Father: Prefix
Figure-skating maneuver
Folk scene's John
Folk-rock singer John
Folk-rock singer John
Folk singer John
Folksy John
Founder of the Christian Broadcasting Network
Forecast, medically
First manned-spaceflight program in the United States
Fashion-design reality show
Fashion series since 2004
French writer's boardwalk booth operator?
Fööd court establishment with the slogan "Vulgar display of flour"?
Feign confidence
Finish wrapping a Christmas present -- or, the theme of this puzzle
Faulty foot posture
Family of an Arctic explorer
Fees for money exchange.
Fruity dessert with hummus?
Fashion faux pas addressed by Spanx
Fabled serpent whose bite produced mortal thirst.
First "Today" host Dave
Fightin' words
Feeling ill
Fire-detecting device
Feverish
Food reaction shared by about 3 million Americans
Food reaction shared by about 3 million Americans
Fruity teen burden?
Family of composers
Former High Commissioner in Germany.
Foolish people, slangily
Foolish people, slangily
From elsewhere: Lat.
From elsewhere: Law.
Feline prima donnas?
Full of moving things.
Fighter planes of World War II.
Famous literary shrine in England.
French avenues
Fret about
First-rate chastisement?
Fish-and-chips complement
Former U. N. personality.
Follower of samedi
Fits perfectly
Fiber plant
French ship's course
French art song
French art song
Felt like forever
Feminist's bane: Abbr.
Fraction of a fraction
Florida Marlins manager Jack
Foundation protector
Foundation protector
"Feels Like We Only Go Backwards" band vs. DJ born Richard Melville Hall (2/23/1836-3/6/1836)
French groceries.
Famous family of Pittsburgh.
Fencing match inspection?
Focal points
Focal points
Fruit or mincemeat, e.g.
Fumbling pharmacist
Famous Egyptian statue
Food for swine?
Fires
Fires
Flyers for France.
Fusible
Fruit peel
Fisherman
Fleshed.
Frequent steakhouse patron?
Fell into a seat
Fell with the sound of a flat dive.
Fell heavily
Fair, in India
Found a way to express "True West" playwright?
Famed Flemish portraits
Freemasonry members
Former First Family in Israel
Former Israeli Prime Minister and family
Flier of Babylonian myth.
Flying hero of myth.
Fencing position
Fencing parries
"Fault," for example?
Formerly Canadian squad
Fasten again
Feature of some potatoes
French tin
French pewter
French commune on Garonne River.
FedEx Field player
Find out whether a strikeout king is doping?
Find out whether a strikeout king is doping?
French tins
French stylist.
French couturier.
Famous dress designer.
Famous couturier.
Fashion name.
Fashion name
Flubbed it
Farming equipment
Favorite pi of linotypers.
"For children 12 and under," say?
"For children 12 and under," say?
Former Radio Artists' union.
Former radio actor's union: Abbr.
Former radio actors' union.
Former radio union: Abbr.
Former org. of radio performers
Freshening naturally
Freshening naturally
Form of French "to love"
Fast-food specialty
'82 film subtitled "The Sequel"
Fluctuating fortunes
Fluctuating fortunes
Feather sprays
"Feather and __/Call out the Army" (Lerner lyric)
Film about hyson served at the playground?
Former popular radio series.
Foolishness