Crossword Clues Start With F, page 91
French filmmaker?
Four hot things
Fruit baskets
Fourth, in statistics
*Fair prizes
Former Albanian coin
From the area of Davenport, Bettendorf, Rock Island, Moline, and East Moline, ironically
Final Tudor monarch
Friend of Raleigh and Essex
For whom the sea dogs sailed
Fool's gold at sea?
"For I'm to be ___"
Fourth part.
Four times a year: Abbr.
Football div.
Former USSR republic: Var.
Fast food entrées that really measure up?
Filipino statesman.
Football surprise
Football surprise
Football maneuvers
Fencer's parry
Fencing position.
Foam on a crest
Five, for Cicero
Five, to Caesar
Favorable count for the batter
Full count at the plate.
"Forget it!" in Guatemala?
Fast learner
French for 61 Across.
Fingernail: Fr.
First-round KO strategy?
First-round knockout?
French historian (1803–1875).
Fast bathroom breaks?
First words from Doris Day
Forte of 39 Across
Former world heavyweight champion, to Roget?
"Family of Man" photog
Famous photographer-painter.
FDR, circa 1912
Fail to look?
Fizz added to "Every Breath You Take"?
From nonstop lifts to media perks?
Friend of Falstaff
Falstaff's friend
Features of some boards
Form a pile of straw
Finnish composer Selim___
Faux pa?
Film about the woman most likely to catch men's attention? (2001)
Freight fee to ship's owner.
Fusses over one's appearance.
Frat boy's boast
From which southpaws throw.
Film showcasing a specific actor
First stages in mitosis.
Fear of Oscar?
Former Congolese prime minister
Former Congolese P.M.
Former Congolese Prime Minister
Fitness center array
Fitness center array
"Friends" theme
Fish with whiplike tail.
Food made of Indian meal.
Floyd Patterson won the middleweight medal there
Finnish fruit?
Farmer's handiwork at Wimbledon?
Fancy dancer
"Fantasia" innovation
Frontier beliefs?
Folk medicine.
-- -for (neglected)
Fast horses.
Free flowing, as hair
Feature of peace on Earth
Frees
Foxglove.
Free from censorship
Factory employes.
Free from ridicule
Father's song about a 79-Down character?
Fresh-water mussels.
Fit to be surgically treated
Fungus: Comb. form.
First course
Football UFO?
Film about a chiropodist?
Figuratively, telling without pause.
Fabulous baron.
Former AOL competitor
Far from fashionable
French Revolution song
Fees for removing dead animals?
1963 film with this puzzle's star
Finished with a flourish
Former New York prelate
Feature of Greek cable?
French Prime Minister, 1909, 1913, 1915–17, 1921–22.
Film about a celebrity golf tournament?
Film about a celebrity golf tournament?
Fall for hook, line and sinker
Former President of Mexico.
Foe's condition?
Foe's condition?
Feeling of elation
Figurative signs of joy
Flinches
Flabbergasts the Hollywood community
Flier that may have four lines
First-rate, Anglo-Indian style.
Fruity pastry
Fruity breakfast pastry
Fruity pastry
Fruity pastry
Fruit pastry
Frame on two poles, transport device of Plains Indians.
Fish snare
Former African area
Flatfish genus
Faux self-defense method?
Faux self-defense method?
Four-in-hands for a polyglot?
Former Iranian money
"For he that hath, -- shall be given": Mark
Find a sudden solution
Falsehoods from the preacher?
Fictional aunt's padding material?
Fill the kite-flying air with smog, say?
Fruit: Latin.
Fruits for Fabius
Fruits for Virgil
Fops
Food fishes
Fragrant hair dressing
Finnish port
Fancy dessert?
Former Baltic Sea duchy
Former German duchy known for a breed of dog
Famous Dec. 17 venture for the 21-Acrosses
Fruits crushed by grinding.
Flipper's kin.
Favoring H. S. T.
French writer's trouble talking?
French writer's state of drunkenness?
Fishing gear
Fish traps.
Fish traps
Fishy tennis player?
Facial foundation
Facial foundation
Famous name in football.
Former Army All-American halfback.
Filled chocolate bar from Cadbury
Fancy leaf plant.
Fictional psychiatrist.
Fish barrel
Fastened in a certain way.
Fastened.
Fuel derivable from biomass
1974 film that was Jonathan Demme's directorial debut
Father in the comic strip "Bringing Up Father"
Father in the comic strip "Bringing Up Father"
Feminine upstart
Fire bombs used in Korea.
Funny poet builds tramway system to connect casinos?
Funny poet builds tramway system to connect casinos?
Father of logarithms
Football Hall-of-Famer who became a Minnesota Supreme Court justice
Flying stopoffs.
Flowing.
Forest friend?
Feathered head ornament
Feminine jazz group?
Former Army branch
Food warmers
Field days of ancient Greeks.
FRONT
FORECAST, with 75 Across
Former Lagos-based carrier
FIFTY-FOUR
Famed racecar driver's monogram
French river that was the site of three WWI battles
French river
French river
French department or river
French department
French river
French river, tributary of the Oise.
French river.
French river
Flower from the Argonne
French river, scene of four W.W. I battles
French river that was the site of three W.W. I battles
French department in Picardy
French department or river
French river
French river
For now, briefly: Lat.
For now, briefly
___ flammam—to feed the flame.
___ flamman (to feed the flame): Lat.
___ flammam (to feed the flame): Lat.
Faint-hearted fraternity prospect?
Fatty substance: Biochem.
___ fashion: poorly
___ fashion (haphazardly)
___ fashion (to some extent)
Frames from "Real Estate: The Animated Movie"?
Follow-up series to "See It Now"
Foggy day reading
Family in a Shelley poem.
Family in a Shelley poem
" . . . fears that I may ___ be": Keats
Full range of a commercial?
Feel ___ (get chilly)
Flaked off
Four-four, e.g.
Female hormones
Farouk, for example.
Formerly: Arch.
Famous labor leader (1855–1926).
Fifty-fifty: 2 wds.
Film about the flier of a clan's private jet?
Former President of Switzerland.
Favored
Favorite.
Favorite
Film about a mediocre 747?
Forges, as a signature
Follower of Franco.
Fops, dandies, coxcombs, etc.
Formed by one eruption
Forming ties by showing team spirit?
Fran of TV's "The Nanny"
Fran of "The Nanny"
Fran of TV's "The Nanny"
Falsehood, in "The Faerie Queene."
Fishing spot in Manitoba.
Flat: Music.
Fencing coach's pronouncement?
Fast-food chain with an orange and pink logo
Famed statement by 67-Down
Frederic Prokosch novel, with "The"
Former Air Force general.
First word of a gum brand
Form or talk ending
Find chewing gum under a desk, perhaps?