Fries or slaw Felix -, actor who portrayed the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1964 film drama Becket Force brings victory to fellow soldiers with keys Foreign articles for senior figure Francis -, French composer of 1924 ballet Les Biches Fruit sundae First attacker (9) First woman to want stateless Olympic category (5) Flat computer fit inside shirts (6) Flourish when unruly mob accepts defeat (7) Fudgy chocolate cake Fund squandered capital on emergency room fabrication and support (8) Fred Flintstone's next-door neighbour (6) Filled in for Fairway placement Fiend Flows out Forgoes marketing messages, say Famed UK cricket ground (5) First Aussie bowler to take 300 Test wickets (6) First name 6 down (5) Flock members get in the pigs (7) Flower bands Oriental wears (6) Fools reduced estimate (5) Former All Blacks backrower, - Squire (4) Front-end of this luxury car generates controversy on the internet (6) Flavoursome Fine tunes, with terrific start but feeble final chorus (6) Flyer's shell blows up bridges close to Stirling (5,3) Following her heart, sweetheart starts to act nervously after shaky effort to pour cup held up by 21 Down (8) Forces out the Malawi train terminals' manager of 19Ac (5) Forgery swindle starts to fall apart - scout leaders taken in by dodgy make (4,4) Feigned amusement, then condemned cadet Fathered Frock Fiend guided by desire about to tuck into ribs and offal dish Finding these winged beasts in bed would make you puzzled Fool oddly missing king and knight for set Family matriarch, often Fannie — Flared skirts Formally charge From where Film franchise starring Keanu Reeves as the eponymous hero (4,4) Foolishly irritate patron following pressure from Joshua Reynolds perhaps (8,7) Footwear for beasts of burden (5) For example in 22 down, family gets involved in stretching Frankincense or myrrh, e.g. (5) "Full fathom ... thy father lies" (The Tempest) Fencing move Final, e.g Foils' kin Full of info "Float like a butterfly, sting like ___": 2 wds. Facebook reactions Fairy shown with Capek's play for first time in mythical place Fellow about to be saved by a drunken medic Fellow traveller elevated - it's the booze (6) Females whose mates have showy tailfeathers Fine spinach dish replaced traditional meal (4,3,5) Fine-tune, as text (4) Finished drink -lay on another? (7) Flashcard-style Free ale left out needs advertising? (7) French river; heron (anag.) Frequently nurses left parcel out (5) Founder of business in Knightsbridge Furious 1952 film with Katharine Hepburn (3,7,5) Form of vaudeville popular prior to the advent of cinema/television; or, strictly, the theatre where said variety entertainment was held (5,4) French word for a stereotype printing plate cast from a mould, hence a stereotyped phrase (6) From French for "squint" or "ogle", a pair or jumelle of opera glasses or spectacles, mounted on a handle (9) From Greek for "sparkle, shine", the naked lady or belladonna lily, named after a shepherdess or country girl appearing in Virgil's Eclogues and other works of Roman literature (9) From "arrow", a slender spire; or, a point on a backgammon board (6) From "halfpennyworth of news", a type of newspaper originally sold for a Venetian coin of very little value (7) From "lord, master", a priest's winter hood; a cloak with a half-mask for a masquerade; the person wearing this; or, a "bone" with A6 pips (6) From "prayer", a favour or request; a blessing; or, from "good", a word meaning close, convivial or jovial (4) From the Latin for "feather", a flag, such as a medieval knight's personal ensign or a streamer attached to a lance; or, a poetic word for a wing (6) From "to dip or colour", a word for a trace of indigo, pink, purple, violet or other colouring; or, by extension, a hint of a feeling, flavour, quality etc (5) From "tri mesh", a three-layered dragnet; a hobble for a horse, hence anything that hinders free action; a beam compass; a fowling-net; or, a hook for pots in a fireplace (7) From "two", a quantity twice as much; two of a sort together; or, a duplicate, exact counterpart or twin (6) Frustrated German exclamation Fully anesthetized French verb whose first letter contains a circumflex Follower of Marx Forbidden Fashion industry Frankincense or myrrh, e.g. Film franchise starring Keanu Reeves as the eponymous hero Finally leapt to raise a drink for the lady (6) Flee, Chester! Those blood suckers are here! (7) French crown Free spot Feature of some bare-bones garages Fine two men (5) First name of Gordon Ramsay's wife (4) Food for when you look tired, love (4) Forget You singer, _ Lo Green (3) Former Daybreak presenter, Adrian _ (6) Former lead guitarist with Oasis, _ Gallagher (4) Former member of the Saturdays, Vanessa _ (5) February 29 Female sheep Features of "Step by Step" and "Sister, Sister" Feeling no fear Film with a boy named Anakin, familiarly Flack, US singer with 1973 hit Killing Me Softly With His Song (7) Former NBAer Jeremy Fruit or indoor sport (6) Faeces go away (4) Fail to get title (4) Follower of the Greek philosopher who lived 341-270BC (9) French resort with a famous film festival (6) First name of Mr Barrowman who played Captain Jack Harkness in Doctor Who and Torchwood (4) First name of Mr McCarthy, the Corrie character played by Boyzone's Keith Duffy (6) First name of Ms Dench who played Jean in As Time Goes By (4) First name of Ms Outhwaite who played Mel Owen in EastEnders (6) First name of Victor Meldrew's wife in One Foot In The Grave (8) First name of pop star Mr Alexander who played Ritchie in It's A Sin (4) First name shared by newsreaders Mr Burner and Mr Stewart (8) Frenzied mother returned Fiery sorts, it's said Former WNBA star Leslie *For adding negative numbers ... *For linear equations ... Fable housing material Fashion publ. for Helen Gurley Brown famously Female in a den Fitting name for an Uber driver? Flowerpot alternative Focused on oneself Friends to Hmms in a speech Funny company with something for karaoke singers (5) ___-free plastics Fanboy's favorite Final answers to solve in crosswords, e.g. Formerly called, in a Wikipedia bio Film in street with boy finding hat Financial assistance which buys Sid something different Flexible tube used by Phillip in socks at start of evening For a male in the Kent area with a smaller amount, it's continuous Fake bit of help re ten cents (8) Fear of appearing in public (5,6) Feature of Russian churches (5,4) First half allocation destroyed in the pub! (5) Floating seeds from Scotland's emblem? (11) Force to get gaolers on stage? (3,3,6,2) Freight doesn't start in Jason's craft (4) First air case studies with flight (9) Freight & warplane (7) Fruit with a stone (6) Flat low-rimmed salver Finely varnished leather Flaw in emblem is highlighted (7) Fish joins Noah's ship where vehicle left (3,4) Fanciful creatures Finds a solution when the factory is on strike (5,3) Former Ford div. Fall loosely French masculine pronoun Fforde who writes the "Thursday Next" mystery novels Furniture wood Funeral rite pile Frilly underskirt Female kin Flag bearers Flat cap Fox hunting shout Football rival of the Brigham Young Cougars Fertility lab supply French brothers Fall blooms Fully divests one's stake Fawn's mother Flimsy Flowers handed out on "The Bachelor" Female relative, imperious, departs; merriment stifled at first (13) Fiance and messy bo'sun bathed (7-2-2) Funereal vigil Fancy car kept by former client (4) Fencer's friend, trying to strut drowsy characters (6,5) First red property in Monopoly (6) Former high-street retailer (3) Funereal vigil (4) ____ Freud, artist who was the grandson of psychoanalyst Sigmund (6) Fail to complete a task Family gal Fierce look Fill up fully Fizzle out, as an endeavor Flag sewer Ross Former U.N. head Kofi Faultless track, musical talent? (7,5) Finish off musical featuring Hello! (last seconds skipped) Flat, round thing Fly high having installed new navigation system (5) Foe of King Arthur Folding payment up, could I be? (7) Food that's green fed to insect (7) For fix, perch here perhaps, curt and tense For young patients Forest conifer Forget what you want to remember ___-finals (next to the last round of playoffs) (4) Fizzy soft drink French confection False god, in the Bible Famed phantom's home Feelings of apprehension Figured out that the answer to an algebra problem is * = 7 "Florida Man" star Ramirez Forest of _, region of Gloucestershire bounded by the rivers Wye and Severn (4) Formerly Constantinople Funds of money kept in reserve; savings (4,4) Furthermore Farm measures Fish tanks Frequent hangout First-aid item that mummies are wrapped in (7) Flightless bird on the Australian coat of arms (3) Function party (5) Faster horse! (3,2) Following orders, I'd been to manoeuvres (8) Former Ford div. Fall loosely French masculine pronoun Fforde who writes the "Thursday Next" mystery novels Furniture wood Funeral rite pile Frilly underskirt Female kin Flag bearers Flat cap 2003-07 Fox teen drama set in 61-Across Faces fastballs Feature of a McJob Feed William a bird (9) "Fetch me a fainting couch" Flower alone did blend nitrogen Former partner, 100, the Spanish surpass (5) Frequency Fenty Beauty founder, to fans 1938 film starring Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney (4,4) Famous actor (6,7) Find fault First Lioness to read a CBeebies bedtime story, _ Williamson (4) Fizz, shine (7) _ Fair, novel-turned-2004 Reese Witherspoon film (6) Family which the TV series 'My Family and Other Animals' focused on (7) Folk tale in which the hero uses the magic phrase 'open sesame' (3,4,3,3,5,7)