Crossword Clues Start With F, page 140
Film about Elvis's relationship with a fish?
Fine British accent at the U. N.
Former British delegate to U. N.
Fermentation residue.
Family of pianist José
Fraction of an oz.
Friend barges in while gent is making amorous overtures; ref declares ...
Flower seller's words
*"For the Love of Movies" author
From head to foot: Var.
Football jock's language goal?
Freebootery.
Famous fiddler.
First-come, first-served pickup spots
First hit for Otis Redding
Finale in a series of rat movies?
Famous city
Folk singer Haglund, "flounder" of a Seattle seafood restaurant
For ___ (temporarily).
Freeloader's promise
Food for bird dogs?
Financier Kreuger called the Match King
Feature of "Rose" but not "rose"
Forster novel, with "A"
Forster novel, with "A"
Forster's "A ___"
Folk-rock trio featuring Linda Ronstadt
Finished like a rocket.
Faints
Freshwater fish
French fabric.
Frankness
... for a shipping company?
Fords
Fallen televangelist
Fast food a l'orange?
Fancy equestrian action.
Feast of the Unleavened Bread
Four of the septuplets
Fish in the fast lane?
Figure in Canseco's steroids tell-all "Juiced"
Fish, in Bari
Florentine fish
Funny cars
Favorite ghost
Fender bender?
Four quarts.
Fashion dolls in diapers
First part of a quip
Facetious unit defined as the amount of beauty needed to launch one ship
1998 French Open winner Carlos ___
Former New York City chief
"___ for me, give me liberty . . . "
Former coins of E. Africa.
Flawed metal castings
Financier named for a pitcher?
Financier named for a pitcher?
Free throw value
Faculty member who advises theology majors?
Flavored with a certain spirit
Fail
Fruity man of a thousand faces?
Fail, planwise
Former Big Apple mayor
Full-figured member of the herd?
Former Republican presidential hopeful?
Former Maryland lawmaker Tom
Film about a writer who demands respect?
Film character who says "I promise teach karate. That my part. You promise learn"
Former State flower of Tennessee.
Fruit of the passionflower.
. . . from a grocer (press 6)
Film on the fruit of Paris's abduction?
Fruit eater's discard, at times
Fast and lively, as some dances
Former head of Federal Aviation Agency.
Forming a line.
February occasion, some of whose honorees can be found in the answers to the five starred clues
February observance
February event
33.8 fluid ounces, approximately
Four+ cups
Fast-talking salesman's training materials?
Fast-talking salesman's training materials?
Fighting noisily
Four times
Female dairy workers
Female pantomimist.
Female mimic.
Female performer.
Fabulous fighters
Famous resort near Monaco.
French resort on the Mediterranean.
Frolicked.
Frolicked
FILE
Fun in numbers, with "the"
Food processors
Factory workers.
Farrakhan's timely parade
Feeling pressure (about)
Feeling pressure (about)
First layer of plaster
Florida jazz lover?
Four poetry writers?
F
Fix the furnace
Five-star hangout
Five-star hangout
Famous person, for one
Fields in which 6-Acrosses are found
___ far.
Finishing off a dressy outfit?
Forces: "Romans" 13:11
"For __ My Gal"
French historian
First movie studio, 1893.
Famous Mideast inn
Fraudulent investment opportunity
Falcon-headed Egyptian god
Fast Eddie, for one
Falling __ (politician's woe)
Feature of the Midwest
Fabulous creature.
Fine-tune a written work
Fine-tune a written work
Former Government in Ukraine.
Father of Noah.
Find ideal employment
Find ideal employment
Four-wheeled carriages
Fundraiser entrees?
Farmers.
Former premier of Japan.
Falsely attributed.
Film of 1950
Fantastically falsified
Fabric resembling broadcloth
Flagstad's namesakes
"___ for Killer" (Sue Grafton mystery)
"___ for Killer" (Sue Grafton novel): 2 wds.
FDR Supreme Court appointee
Fashion house founder, when on "Dancing With the Stars"?
Fruity pastry
Furrier's philanthropic family from Texas?
F. D. R. was ___ predecessor.
Family of Paris
Finance abbr.
Flirtatious greeting
Folk song "___ a Friend of Mine"
Four poetry writers?
Favorable judgment
Farm machine
Foggy state.
Former tennis champion.
Fiends.
Fumbling for words
Farm implement.
Fierce badgers
Frog-crab genus
Friendly dessert?
First words of a popular Western.
Fail to stay on key
Fail to stay on key
1980 film debut for 1-Across
1980 film debut for 1-Across
For no good reason
Football Joes
"For want of a __ shoe was lost"
Fault-finding artist?
Fault-finding artist?
Fairly cool.
Feline hairdo?
Flirt's game
Flirt's game
Front-wheel suspension
Farmer: India.
Former Southern groups.
Former women's mag editor L. ___ Curtis
Famous Beethoven sonata.
Fare for campers
Frozen treat once pitched by Bill Cosby
Favoring international commerce
First-born: Law.
1996 film starring Richard Gere as a defense attorney
Figure: Comb. form
Flies, in a way.
Funeral orations
Funeral orations.
Funeral orations
Futuristic tournament schedule?
Fragrant windflowers
Flip side of 33-Across
Flattered excessively
Flatter
Facebook, e.g.
Facebook, for example
Fern cluster
Fern-frond formation
Fern part
Freebie from a jerk
Fuel.
Fanciful names.
Federal farm subsidy plans
Former Italian coins
Fall in flakes: Dial.
Foul-weather gear.
Fashion for the undead set?
Fabric sample from Zurich?
Fabric sample from Zurich?
Figuring (out)
Festooned, like some curtains
Final track on the Rolling Stones' "12 X 5"
First names in Stockholm.
Flowers in a hospital room
Flowers in a hospital room
"Family Feud" catchphrase
"Family Feud" phrase
Form again into a group.
Formal protests
Folk song recorded by Gene Autry, Burl Ives, and the Weavers
*Following from place to place
French rule
Fritz and Rob
Frog that must be declared?
Fir: German
Fanfares
Fanfares from trumpets.
Fanfares.
Fisherman's paradise in Canada.
Feat accomplished by 17-Across
Filled differently, as a cartoon
Ford or Kefauver
Fix, as protruding nails
Former great lightweight.
Fabulous Greek archer.
For ___ (for ever so long).
First fruits of a benefice: Var.
Funny stories
Finnan ___.
Finnan _____ (fish dish)
Finnan ___ (smoked fish dish)
Finish seaport.
Finnish port, to the Swedes
Forward
French tourist's favorite U.S. city?
Feelings
Feelings
From the beginning: Lat. abbr.
Female padre?