Famed baseball family Famed baseball family Funny version of "Camelot"? Finished, in England Former Tokyo V.I.P. Film with Roddy McDowell Final flings Fifties org. in charge of air-raid shelters From God: Lat. Final efforts on which everything is ventured. Fatty tumor. Freemasonry group: Abbr. From the Philippines' oldest Spanish town "___ Flanders" (Ovida) First time out. Film about Hazel's cross-country adventure? Famed Polo Grounds pitcher Fit to be tied Fit to be tied Flogged in a way Family members French painter (1841–1901). "Far From the ___ Crowd." Former French fortification First midpoint? Farm-grown labyrinth? Firearm: Abbr. Former Mideast British colony: Abbr. First introduction Federal legislation-analysis agcy. First palindrome? First family greeting First mate's greeting? First man's introduction to Eve? Followed a recipe directive French municipal Mayor. Finger affliction. Functionary in the hôtel de ville. Finger sore Felon's kin Finger inflammation Final showing (2004) Facebook button Farewell for basketballer Red? Family of cartoonist Chas. Fond farewell to Honolulu and environs Flood river of Italy. Former serviceman. Flaring out. Film title words with "Clear River" (1988) Fitness comb. form "Farewell" and "goodbye," to a stagehand "From My Head to My Heart" twins ___ Jaron Feels. Flocks, to a cockney Freehold: Var. Freehold estate. Feudal land holding Freehold, as certain real estate. Freehold, in old law. "Future Shock" author "Future Shock" author Former Broadway producer Former L.A. manager and family "Full Metal Jacket" actor R. Lee __ "Full Metal Jacket" actor R. Lee __ Figure in Goethe ballad. Fled what was once Zaire? Fled what was once Zaire? Fled from Brazzaville? French town on the Ill Franciscus TV drama of the 60's Fur, in heraldry. Fine furs: Abbr. First, in Frankfurt First, in Berlin Full of sea moss Food additive banned in 1976 Football legend Bronko Football Hall of Famer Bronko Friendly Florentine flower Flower, in Florence Flower, in Italy. Flower: Ital. Flower: It. Flower, in Rome Firenze bloom Firenze flower Florentine flower Family in a 1979 Oscar-winning film Floating casinos? Floating casinos? Fanfare Fanfare Fanfare Fanfare for foxhunters. Fanfare for trumpets. Fanfare of trumpets. Fanfare sound. Flourish of trumpets. Fanfare. Fanfare Fanfare Fanfare Familiar Familiar 'Follow my command!' Fun person to be around Former Mexican President. Former Mexican president Four WHITE things Flower in a Texas tune Flying by the bookstore, you were caught doing "One Hundred ___" in a "Fifty Shades of Grey" zone... ...for guards? Flawed, as a plan "Fat chance" "Forget it!" "Forget it!" Failing to be clear-cut For turning a screw when you lack a screwdriver, there's ... For turning a screw when you lack a screwdriver, there's … First part of an entertaining thought Film about a hockey star? Film about a hockey star? 1978 Faye Dunaway flick (with "The") 1978 Faye Dunaway thriller Faye Dunaway movie 1978 Faye Dunaway film Faye Dunaway film 1978 Faye Dunaway film Fay Dunaway film of '79 Faye Dunaway/Tommy Lee Jones thriller 1971 film that was Cybill Shepherd's debut, with "The" Former Conservative. Forced outward Forced out Forces out. Forces out Final maneuver Former Yankees pitcher Eddie Former Yankee pitcher. Former Yankee southpaw. Films shown at dentists' conventions? Famed Yankee southpaw Former Yankee pitcher Flashlight backup Famed pitcher "Steady Eddie" French saint. Former Canadian P.M. Wilfrid Funky dance band from the Bronx Foster, who was named as Buchanan's running mate Falls that knock noses Father Knickerbocker's first citizen. Fashion plate Fruit like the raspberry. Fugitive's loot? "Five foot two, eyes ___" Fidelity to observable fact. Former Palace attraction. " . . . from the lazy finger ___": Shak. Fibs-or brides? Full of : Suffix. Full of: Suffix. Fateful day in a 20-Across Foes who do battle every spring? Fogbow Five-foot wading birds Forest. First citizen of Oxford, Miss. Food for the British Army? Film star who played 38-Across Fashionable truth? Fabrics. Festival of a Roman goddess. First part of a quip Follow the proverbial crowd? Frontier way westward Fruit also known as a chayote First Lola "For you ___ . . . " Forsooth Forsooth Former home of the Eagles First European to enter New York Bay French novelist: 19th century Far from feminine Fails to notice. Frequently. Fiord on Zealand Island, Denmark. Flier at Kitty Hawk Familiar phrase from Tennyson. Former U.A.W. president Film workers Fended (with "off"). Fended (off) Floating Freshman's account of Brown? Focal line: Prefix Family of cabalist Isaac ben Solomon Feature of a tabloid newspaper's offices? "#1" follows it Fontanne and namesakes. Factory worker. Fibbing before snoozing Falsifications. Fruit of a European tree. First Lady's namesakes. Follows rules precisely "Faw down" follower Former "Entertainment Tonight" co-host Bob (GONE anag.) Fall deeply in love First word of Disney title. Film about glue factory workers? Facing. Flipping one's top Favorable status: Slang. Frilly Hawaiian dress? Frilly Hawaiian dress? Foamed Formed rising bubbles Foamed Florida Flakes or Swamp Crunch? Farm chore Flying foxes Flying foxes, e.g. Flying foxes, e.g. Father of King Farouk of Egypt. Farouk's father. Former Egyptian monarch. Former King of Egypt. Former king of Egypt. Former Egyptian king. Father of Farouk Farouk's father French premier in the 1800's French novelist, author of "Mlle. de Maupin.” Forced feeding, as with a tube First king of modern Egypt Founder of eugenics Family name of Buddha. 1934 Fred Astaire/Ginger Rogers movie, with "The" 1934 film starring 58-Across, with "The" Funny: Part IV Final words of "Columbus." Follow-up on a newspaper error Film of 1965, with "The" Fruity valley? Feature of some shirts Feature of a computer user's shirt?