Crossword Clues Start With F, page 135
Fixture that refunds money for unused time?
Fixture that refunds money for unused time?
Feeling when one's voodoo doll is poked?
Former lovers, e.g.
Feature of "Charlie's Angels" posters from the '70s?
Followers of Islam
False wild oats.
Frees
Former Royals catcher Sal
"For men must work, and women ___ . . . "
Far beyond chubby
Fan fiction based on "Cimarron" and "Show Boat"?
Fox's ___ (chocolate syrup brand)
Fox's ___ (egg cream chocolate syrup)
Fox's ___ (chocolate syrup brand used in egg creams)
Familiar Olympics chant
Foreign Minister of Saudi Arabia.
Family member's regimen of calisthenics?
Full of: suff.
Full of: Suffix.
Full of: Suffix
Fraud attachment
Federated Department stores founder
Famous name in Boston.
Famous U.S. merchant
Far from settled
Far from settled
Four bits
1998 film about an ape rescue?
Fossil worm track.
Festooned with a shell pattern?
Feels welcome
"Father of the Bridle"?
Floating airport.
Floating airport
Food shortage that spreads from area to area?
Free from specks.
Further schooling?
Fail to see painter O'Keeffe?
Felon
Figurehead making casual remarks?
Figurehead making casual remarks?
"Fiddler on the Roof" star, combined form
Find gold, say
Flash tube elements
Flotation gear
Full of sweet potatoes?
Full of sweet potatoes?
Firefly.
French settlement in India.
900+, for Adam and Noah
French writer's film bio
Forrest Gump's friend
Flotation devices
Flotation devices
Falcons and eagles
French priests.
Free health and dental care, and then some
Frenzied barks
First-class ad?
First-class ad?
Food of song
Feature of Foster's "Jeanie"
Forged artwork?
Former game show hosted by Allen Ludden
Fakes, in basketball?
Far East Russian province.
Freedom from admixture
Frequent flier's distraction, maybe
Frequent flier's distraction, maybe
"___ foe?"
Frequent collaborator with dramatist John Fletcher
Frequent collaborator with dramatist John Fletcher
Forced unions?
Friend who's in the army?
Feature of this puzzle's theme answers?
Feature of Snake River.
Fan in India
"Flop two," in diner slang
Fashionable automaton?
Fast
Fear of fire
Fixed helping of a 19th-century president?
Freudian force
...for a sci-fi/fantasy/comic book author?
Fishy Gershwin opera?
Film about an interspecies fish relationship?
Film about an interspecies fish relationship?
Folk-opera names, fishy style
Finnish port, now Russian naval base under 50-year lease.
Felt headwear
Fireballs
Farm animals
Flat
Freedom zealot
Family of Menlo Park.
Favorable aspect
Famous mysteries and festival honoring Demeter.
Former Governor of Georgia.
First American to walk in space
Famed U.S. social scientist: 1857–1929
Foe of Robert the Bruce
Formed from grapes.
Former attorney general in the Iraq Study Group
Far-out orbital points
Fair king of England?
French playwright born 4/1/1868
Furthest orbital points
First king buried in Westminster Abbey
Father of George V and son of Queen Victoria.
Flight of 1969
Fall harvest activity
Fall harvest activity
Fish prized in the South.
Fishy Verdi opera?
"__ for everything..."
1951 film "__ in the Sun"
Feature of some country kitchens
Friend of Peter and Andrew?
Footless animal.
Fable
Four mothers
Farm cultivators
Famous marble statue in the Vatican.
Fictional boxer a k a The Count of Monte Fisto
"...Father, who _____ heaven"
Film about averting a cataclysm?
Film about averting a cataclysm?
Footless class
Footless creatures
Footless lot
Fishes without pelvic fins
From: Prefix.
Flatter
Fungal spore sac
Full of twists and turns
Forceful cajoler
Fish bait
Four-time Tony winner
Frogs: Zool.
Frogs and toads
First and only fictional group to have a #1 hit song, with "The"
...for perfumers?
Favorable look?
"For my next trick, I'll... "
Frowner.
Fish that sounds amphibious
Former Venezuelan copper center
Former mining town in Venezuela
Flight companions
Former Venezuelan mining town
Flippered critter
Fjords and lochs
Faction: Fr.
1999 film with Albert Brooks and Sharon Stone
Frodo takes it to Mordor
Former silver coins of Italy and Sicily.
Former coins of Italy.
First-rate person
Family of Bulwer-Lytton protagonist
Father of Suleiman the Magnificent.
Former sultan of Turkey.
Family reunion guest
Film that requires special eyewear
Fraction of the distance in a sailing race.
French regime until 1940
French regime until 1940
Fawning upon with sycophancy.
Full name of author of "The Brave Bulls."
Fish house entrees
Forms of oxygen
Forms of oxygen.
Forms of oxygen
Finished for the day
Financial no-no
"Flying Tigers" leader.
Fed the kitty
Frank-and-beans concoctions
Fascist leader
Foreign minister who concluded Berlin-Rome Axis, 1936.
Foreign Minister under Mussolini.
Foreign minister for Mussolini
Foreign minister under Mussolini
Form a scar
Furs: Fr.
Fattened on a farm
Fun application
Females?
Four sun followers
Features of some dress shirts
From 12 to 20.
Feature of the Christian God
Fed. agcy. aiding minority enterprises
Family of Napoleon's doctor on St. Helena.
Former county in central Scotland
Five-term Michigan congressman who was once a Fortune 500 executive (born in the Netherlands)
Famed painter of American Indians: 1796–1872
Field sound/ first name in Norse exploration/ "Today" host
Flippant courtroom testimony?
Fits
Furnace, e.g.
Forced, as into court
Feline extremities.
Feline hunters
Forced into court
Forced to go
Famous British nurse.
Famed nurse
Family of a 1944 Nobelist in Chemistry
Famous name of vaudeville days.
First-aid post in a combat area
For golfer Irwin?
First novel written by a woman, 1778.
Frances Burney heroine.
Fanny Burney's heroine.
Fanny Burney's heroine, 1778.
Fanny Burney classic.
Fanny Burney heroine.
Fanny Burney novel, 1778.
Fred Gwynne sitcom role
Fire sales?
Fought for honor.
Fought it out, in Britain
Fought à la the Three Musketeers
Former capital of Japan: Var.
FICTIONAL BAND THAT HOSTED A '60S SATURDAY MORNING SHOW
First comes love, then comes these two
Fifth wheel at the card table.
Finally reached, with "in"
Former Soviet first lady
Fateful ship of Sept. 1939.
1964 film subtitled "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb"
1964 film subtitled "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb"
Film with the character Brig. Gen. Jack T. Ripper
Feigned displays of courage
Feigned displays of courage
Fields comedy classic
Family in John Grisham's "Skipping Christmas"
Face value?
French keys
___ Falls, city in Ore.
Fundamentally
Fundamentally
Fundamentally
Fundamentally
Farm or home ending
Fund designation
"Fun, Fun, Fun" singers (and this puzzle's theme)
"Fasten tightly," "read rights while affixing" and the like?
"FORGET IT"