Follower of a 15th century Dutch scholar. Follower of a famed Dutch humanist. Follower of a Dutch humanist. Fresh sign of drag racing in a little city? Fox News commentator who called the rise of female breadwinners "anti-science" Flush at poker. Full of knots. Franklin's annual compilations Final four? Fitting information? First President of Panama, 1904–08. Fort ___, in the Canal Zone Fret about "___ Farewell": Wagner aria F.D.R.'s U.K. ally Floats on air Fiber from a Philippine palm Fine mist Fibs: Scot. Fine rain from an apparently clear sky Florida town SW of Melbourne Fraught with ruin. Financial house, in Italy Fastest land adulterers? "Falcon Crest" star, et al. "Falcon Crest" star et al. Fictional Yukon lawman Flogging, e.g.? Feeling ___. First half of a workout mantra Flight getting in at 12:00? Final option in 16 Across Fasting: Sp. Figurative Furner? 1975 film set at the First Brooklyn Savings Bank Famous person. Few Form small teams at school "Friday Night SmackDown" bout segment Fall on the mat Failure to act promptly, enlarged? Features of lobster laborers? Futuristic subject Form of protest fit for a snail? First looks at Mars and Venus? Fountain orders Fulfills a golf dream Famous chasm in N. Y. Famous family of Texas. French alternative French for 'other' Full of nonsense talk Feathered chatterer French department or river French department Free Free Free Free Forward: Fr. "__ Front Door" (1955 hit) Frost's "Tree ___ Window" "___ Front Door," Pat Boone's 1955 single Foul mood Form of address for a supreme ruler, after "His" or "Her" French beards, copied after Napoleon III. Freshness Fixed in the mind Fixing indelibly, as on the memory Fluid in some pens, to a pig? Fearless. Fearless, old style. "Finished!" For the most part For the most part Former United States region. Film about sibling depression? Film about sibling depression? First part of a quip Full text of an Ogden Nash poem. 1988 film upon which a 1990 sitcom was based Farm chore Fancy term for a 36-Across Fortune, to a gypsy French river, joins the Somme near Amiens. French name of Greek hero. French form of Aeneas. Film about four women on a cattle ranch? Female fliers French river. French river into the Mediterranean. French department French river French department 1936 film Former annual football game Friendly former football game? Fishy way to handle a problem? Free-floating flowerless plant Fenders. Former, old style French composer 1969 Frank Sinatra album featuring Rod McKuen songs Former comedy team For every winner ___. French lover Felon's curious deduction? From dawn to dusk From sunup to sundown From dawn till dusk Full of activity Full of activity "Finished!" Four-time Pro Bowl tight end Crumpler whose first name sounds like a microbiology topic Four-time Pro Bowl tight end Crumpler Football player Crumpler who was on the Falcons, Titans and Patriots Famous rallying cry … and a hint to eight other answers in this puzzle Field marshal Rommel and others Fail to get caught Fail to get caught Feminine name. Firefighters' instruments "___ Family" Film director Kenton and others Florentine painter: 1535–1607 2000 "fox" First words of the Constitution Forks over "For a righty, you hit the ball pretty well on your left side," and others? Forward-thinking composer? Former Duke of Addis Ababa. Fisherman's gear. Foible. Forster novel about the mysterious death of Tutenkhamen? 1970 Floyd album Financial conditions Former U.S. ambassador to Israel Martin ___ Flooring delivery Flooring delivery Flunky Fancy, evasive language ... or a hint to the ends of 18-, 26-, 54- and 65-Across Fancy, evasive language ... or a hint to the ends of 18-, 26-, 54- and 65-Across Folded like a fan Folded like a fan Folded. Folded or pleated Folded Folded like a fan Folded like a fan French menu entry. Flatfishes. Fast bite stop Fills in for an absent colleague. Fills in during an emergency Feigns sleep, say Feigns sleep Friend in frolics Fall assemblies. Full, as a tide: Naut. Fun and games Fingernail prettifiers Follows, timewise Follows temporally Follows in time Flowers on mah-jongg tiles French fish Feasible: Abbr. French hen. French chicken Fussed. Former Labor Secretary and family First to Third, in Germany *Food item often dipped in ketchup or tartar sauce *Food item often dipped in ketchup or tartar sauce Flaky mascot? Fool's gold Finishing off a roof. Famed open letter by Émile Zola Flip-flop Foxes used to be seen here Fib Former New England Patriot Bruschi whose name is a bear to pronounce? Former New England Patriot Bruschi whose name is a bear to pronounce? For whom the Collegiate School was renamed in 1718 For whom the Collegiate School was renamed in 1718 Four-time Olympic discus champion Four-time Olympic discus champion Four-time Olympic discus champion Four-time U.S. discus gold medalist Four-time Olympics gold medalist in discus throwing Four-time Olympic discus champion Four-time discus Olympian Four-time Olympic discus champion Four-time Olympic discus champion Fifty brides of Greek myth. Fifty daughters of Greek myth. Fifty daughters of mythology Fastener that was called 80-Across before a rounded design was implemented Fastener that was called 80-Across before a rounded design was implemented Flees Family nickname Family nickname Female street-racing champion? Female street-racing champion? Farmer Femme fatale of the seamy Borgias 1980 Frank Sinatra hit Foolish Flighty. Flighty Fatuitous Foolish [2011] Flighty Fright night? Fright night? Former Secretary of Transportation Norman Former transportation secretary Norman Figure on a soldier's poster in W.W. II Figure on a soldier's poster in W.W. II Follower of the Bushido code Former New York senator Former New York senator Former New York senator Alfonse Former "Senator Pothole" Former New York senator Former New York "Senator Pothole" Former New York senator Alfonse First letter (abbr.) Food stamps, e.g. Food stamps, e.g. From himself: Lat. From himself, in law. Female snakes Female snakes Franklin et al. Flan Former Prussian province Flirts Flirty types Flirty types 1953 film featuring Lana Turner and Ricardo Montalban Feature of Berlioz's symphony "Harold en Italie" Feature of Berlioz's symphony 'Harold en Italie' "Frasier" actress Peri "Funny Face" stars, 1927 "Funny Face" stars, 1927 Famed dance team of the 1920's. Famous dance team Famed dancing duo