First line of a couplet pertinent to this puzzle Former Giant running back FOOT FDR last won one French sharpshooters. First weather satellite Fear of being knighted? French connections Fungus skin diseases. Fungous diseases. Function of X? Floor leader of the Senate since 1995 For all to hear Flooring joint Flooring joint Fruity plans? Famed pianist Fan-shaped algae. Fathers, in Florence Former Iranian gold coins Financial transaction in the City, say Fitting container for this puzzle? French fortresses Foreign Minister in Peking. 1999 film in which author John Irving plays a stationmaster, with "The" Famed name in road building Friday in the funnies? Former heavyweight champion. Famed essayist and caricaturist Fibber and Molly Fibber and Molly Fibber and Molly For the most part Food Not Bombs co-founder Keith Fort in Baltimore's harbor Fort at which 'The Star-Spangled Banner' was penned French genre painter. Fruits resembling crab apples First year of Spanish king Philip II's rule First-aid kits of a sort Football player in a famous Coke commercial Football great in a Coke commercial Feminine title: Abbr. Fem. title. French Mrs.: Var. *Freud essay based on a mythical monster *Freud essay based on a mythical monster Female ballet dancers Former bowling alley employees Frequent Degas subjects Fall mos. Fall mos. Fall months: Abbr. Fall mos. Frenemy's remarks Famed French general who recently died in Paris. Four-syllable poetic foot. Fan of comic Kaye? Fleeing. F. D. R.'s relatives. F. D. R.'s family. French statesman, five times Premiere before 1917. French author, (1766–1834). FLIPPER First line of a limerick Following shape. *FedEx, for one *FedEx, for one Funeral parlor? Form a hit squad? Fooling Fatty of silents Far Eastern liquor. Fermented Middle East beverage Fermented Middle East beverage Formally charged FedEx form French city in Herault Dept. French writer Prosper French author who wrote "Carmen," on which the opera is based Former Alabama rapids Fill, as with silt Forms deltas French novelist who wrote about Spain. French business. _____ France-Presse ___ France-Presse Fountain of Youth seekers? Frothy toppings Frothy pie toppings Feature of the original VW Bug Feature of increasingly frigid temperatures First fruit Focuses on satisfaction Foolish, briefly? First Lady's family. Foolish, briefly? First Sister Former San Francisco mayor Joseph Famous San Francisco mayor Former mayor of San Francisco Former S.F. mayor Former San Francisco Mayor Joseph Former San Francisco mayor Former San Francisco mayor Joseph Former S.F. mayor Joseph Former SF mayor "First modern opera" (by Cherubini) Financier John ___ Film about an aristocrat captured by the Sioux 1970 film with much Sioux dialogue Father of an artistic family French composer Fruit flambe? Former Ambassador to Argentina. French sailors Feudal landlords. Feudal lords Flickering Flickering Fix the irrigation system Form or Latin word for building. Friends, as Colonists saluted Indians. Friends—used by American Colonists to Indians. *Foam bedding item F.D.R. ran with him in 1920 Fragrant gum. Fat young herring Feline spotted in South America *Fab "backward-gram" la "Sam, aha! Bahamas!" *Fab "backward-gram" à la "Sam, aha! Bahamas!" Famously felicitous palindrome taking a siesta? French church service Fades again. Fully grown actor? Flaky treats French political writer Further condition to 1-Across 1,009 figures of speech? Form of life in a U.F.O. Football position: Abbr. Furthermore: Lat. Fireplace wood. Family of a Korean president Former Korean president and family . . . from a nutritionist (press 3) FREEZE Forepole "FREEDOM!" e.g.? Freshen the finish, in a way Flâneur's experience Fat city experience Flag fabrics. Forever,in verse Forever, poetically: Var. Forever, old style Forever: Archaic. Film about clashing egos? Film about clashing egos? Falcon,for one {/"For an avid philatelist like me, sorting envelopes is thrilling - I might spot a ___!"/} Fox in a henhouse e.g. Free-for-all. Fracas, informally Fighters: Latin. Forerunner of human race. Find a scapegoat "...first ___ see tonight" " . . . first ___ see tonight" (wishing verse) "First _____ see..." "First see..." ". . . first ___ see tonight" Followers Four before 5-Across Flirt with danger Favoring Simon Magus's sect? Forming mental images of Fishy explorer? FatMax chisel, e.g. FatMax chisel, e.g. Fight over eyewear? Fiasco of a film Football and hockey. Flawed diamond? From Sis Features of Rome's environs. Foxhound, for one Fettered. Fight arrangers Furthering. French greens. Force of a rocket. French vegetable dishes. Forward drive of the jet. Fatten for market, as cattle Feet: Comb. form. Feet: Suffix. Footlike parts: Suffix. Figure skating move Farm animal with a stage act? Filthy scoundrel French mathematician Henri whose conjecture was one of the great unsolved problems (until it was cracked in 2003) French mathematician Henri whose famous conjecture was finally proven in 2003 Former French political leader. French mathematician. French president: 1913-1920 Follower of Falstaff. Familiar phrase Furniture piece. Former Miss America who married a much older man? First-rate coffeehouse? French jurist, 1625–96. Foolish contempt of danger Friml favorite Fussy to the max Favorite instrument of breeders? Flash cash? French writer and family Foreign monetary unit. Food delivery use for military drone technology Fruity dog breed? Fruity dog? Film about a soft-hearted creature? Film about a soft-hearted creature? Forms into particles. Five-food chain First part of a quip Failed to understand Farmsteads Farmers' groups. Farms. Farmers' associations Farms Farmers' associations Farmers' organizations Farmers' associations Farmers' lodges Former "Tonight Show" host . . . from a weatherman Fish: Comb. form Forecast: flood watch French painter Farmer's color? Fabled fritterers Feet, in the Peach State? Fur. Food for Pahlavi Firm bigwig, in a first language? F-4, for one F-4, for one