Fjord where half of them join Hamlet Food requested in a restaurant to be served with the main dish (4,5) Fool with Turkish commander over the origin of Ibrahim's slender spear (7) For the most part: auspiciis ____ obsecutus est Romulus (Cic. Rep. 2.9.16) Forget anniversary, upsetting a number of them, which is completely natural Former coins said to be the cost? (7) Former dept store (3) Frangent, delebunt French lover of half-porcine recipes (11) French port east of Marseille (6) Frozen water spears (7) Fruit-flavoured loaf (6,5) 2005 film directed by Ang Lee (9,8) Famed sitcom, or concise version of 'a 24 46 5 across to all FT 17s"? (6) Fancy nabbing extremely serious politician for media event? (5,10) Favourite going over less than half Mongolian capital with this French impatience (9) Feature of many a poem? "Hard to fill lines" - the writer Female in charge Female supporters with confidence welcoming in expert group (6,5) Ferdinand , Portuguese explorer (8) Fight with club used by the king in France in short story (6,5) Firs are uprooted for US sitcom Fish of the cod family, with a long narrow jaw (7) Fish served with mead for cat keen on lasagna? (8) Flower books found in boozer where husband barred (5) Flower kid picked up? (4) Folk instruments Form of direct engraving (12) Former governor of Louisiana Formidable leader in government on border (4) Foster popular suggestion about cricketer Found priest quiet nursing wound (9) Founding Father, fellow causing annoyance mostly Friar went round stormy lough having expression of sympathy (5,4) ___ facto, thereby Fatigue Feeding a fire Forest homes "Fuzzy Wuzzy __ bear…" Farmhouse Fighter opponent Food dressing (abbr) From Arabic for "lead the way" or "he guided", title, found in the name of a "swooning" aubergine dish, of the prayer or salat leader of a mosque (4) From French for "milk", a white chalky layer or bloom that forms on the surface of setting concrete (8) From French for "small needles", metal tags or tips on the ends of cords for doublets/hose, ribbons, shoelaces, shoulder braids etc; or, in the singular with "babies", little images cut into these (6) From French for "to flow", a sauce of pureed sieved raspberries, red peppers or other fruit/vegetables (6) From French for "yellowhammer", a North American titmouse-like penduline bird whose Latin epithet, Auriparus flaviceps, means "yellow-headed golden chickadee" (6) From Greek for "fodder", the Latin epithet of bluegrass, meadow-grass, tussock and its relatives (3) From "India", a language derived from Sanskrit, written in Devangari (5) From Latin for "hinge", a senior RC priest, regarded as of pivotal importance, on which everything else turns; or, a fritillary butterfly, redbird or shade of scarlet, in a hue reminiscent of said pre From Latin for "windy", the month of the French Revolutionary calendar following its "rainy" Pluviose (7) From Sanskrit for "to split", dried beans, lentils and other pulses in Indian cookery; a curry or puree of said legumes; or, a yellow-flowered tropical herb, also called pigeon pea (3) From an ancient root meaning "to know", a word for eutrapelia, humour, ingenuity, intelligence or reason; or, one endowed with any said power (3) From an old word for a thin slat of wood, a decorative arrangement of criss-crossed strips forming an espalier, fretwork, grating, grille, mesh, piecrust or trellis; or, a window with diamond-shaped p From an old word for "comb", a plant such as the fuller's species with prickly flower-heads traditionally dried for raising the nap on cloth (6) From "city", a word for an oppidan area, as opposed to a rural one (5) From "lamb skin", in reference to its soft downy leaves, a name of a herb also called leopard's bane, used as a folk remedy for bruises or sprains (6) From "onion", the rounded "roots" of said allium; or, light globes, roughly in the shape of these (5) From "quarry stone", concrete's powdery base; glue; or, by extension, anything that binds, fixes or unites (6) From reduplication and "to let the eyes wander", a word for a trinket; a ridiculous notion; an odd device; a sudden fancy or caprice; or, an 18th-century version of a trifle (4-4) Fit Foil alternatives Fashionable dresser From not long ago Faithful supporter Fatuous Frozen water spears French port east of Marseille Factually inaccurate Fight like a Pole (4) Fine, splendid (5) Flat Greek bread (5) Flavoured sweetened spirit (7) Former Bond, _ Brosnan (6) Former member of Take That, _ Orange (5) Far from well-done? Film set on the water? First to choose Italian city with ringleader from Norfolk town (6) For sprain, I ordered painkiller (7) Formal word for a bishop or other high ecclesiastical dignitary (7) Former SNP boss (4,7) Freshman and sophomore (Abbr.) From -, with Love ; James Bond novel (6) Frosh, next year Ford and Lincoln "Fast X" actor Jason Fragrant necklace Firs and spruces Fires off Found new actors for Frenchman's negative before lager is returned, designed to prevent falling over (3-4) Fruitless search to find feral bird (4-5,5) First name Reggae Reggae Sauce inventor on Dragons' Den in 2007 (4) First name of Dr. Kovac in the US drama ER (4) First name of Mr Green who hosted Opportunity Knocks from 1949 until 1978( 6) First name of Mr Jackson who won The X Factor in 2007 (4) First name of Mr. Widdrington, the Strictly pro who partnered A JO du du in 2021 and Angela Ripp on in 2023 (3) First name of Ms Douvall, model in Celebrity Big Brother in 2015 (6) First name of Ms Hebden, the presenter who took part in Dancing On Ice in 2021 (3) First name of Ms Mirza, co median in Celebrity Master Chef in 2023 (6) First name of Ms Phillips, former Strictly judge (6) First name of the Corrie character played by Shobna Gulati (6) Fast-food standards Firearm with an unrifled barrel (6-4) First-year law students, in slang ___ Ford, Star Wars actor (8) "Fargo" (1996) star, William H. ___ Flemish painter who taught Rubens, Adam van ___ Francis Ford Coppola movie of 2009 set in Argentina French for 'Beings' "Four and twenty blackbirds baked in ___ ___" Flow completely through Family name in "Romeo and Juliet" which is one of the Shakespearean plays at the Stratford Festival in 2024 Fast food sides in Montreal Faux ___ (vegan's footwear choice) February 29th, 2024 = ___ Day "Feed the Birds (___ a Bag)" ...tune in 1964 movie musical "Mary Poppins" Ferrari, Porsche, or Lamborghini Fine example of its type Firm option (6) Fixed up the project on the loom Fixes collections (4) Football tradition in Florida, The ___ Bowl Four-stringed music instr. Freebie from a tourist bureau for out-of-town visitors Fret not: 2 wds. 1971 film based on a novel by Ernest Tidyman that features a theme tune by Isaac Hayes (5) Failed to show, with up Fan-powered device above an entrance Farm animal with horns and a beard Feature added to a pair of jeans Film villain aboard Discovery One Final words about someone First name of a Canadian supermodel First name of the first Canadian man in space First word of an Angelina Jolie movie Fish such as Asagi Forever Your Girl singer Paula Former capital of Missouri Former inamorata, casually Founder of Quebecor Fox NFL reporter ___ Oliver Funk guitar effect "___ Flux" (sci-fi series) Fears a change but is made more secure by it For Ed to return, looking niggardly, can only lower his reputation Faint suggestion of a stink lingers therein (7) Fish worn in the cold? (13) Fist-fighting weapon (13) Funny rhyme about Shannon port (8) Fashion, style (5) Financial record keeping and analysis (10) Fourth book of the Old Testament, also known as the fourth book of Moses (7) Friend of Igor Frank Sinatra: "___ ___ to the Moon" ___ favor ("Please" in Spanish) Flow out, as the tide Firefighting or gardening tube Fight-or-flight emotion Fate, destiny (3) ___ Fizz, sparkling cocktail (5) Fleece Fourth ingredient in a classic three-ingredient sandwich Forbid Final image in a preschooler's book, maybe Foot part Fighting Form of algae also known as rockweed Famous as a piece of music? Formerly in concert Felt remorse Flaw Football pundit, - - - Gullit Fiji neighbor Fifth-cen. pope Felled Female pig Falling star Final result "Family __" "__ for Adano"; WWII film Follow as a result Funnel's shape Fond du __, WI Fastener Flightless bird Flimsy Firearm Fragrant smell 1999 film with Hillary Swank as Oscar winner Failing mark in one's main field of study? Fairly suffix (3) Fancy booze knocked back with salt Fare ___ well (4) Feeling nervous as citadel now is ransacked (2,1,4,5) Film's newer version Filmed place for field athletics event (7) Fine Italian stringed instrument, in short (5) First son of Jacob and Leah in the Old Testament (6) Fish caught after bit of struggling Flakes off starter of poached fish Flavourings from the Hebrides, a thousand times over (5,5) Flowering plant also known as love-in-a-mist (7) For Aussies, English player's out most originally Free end of string instrument lifted Friend of Petain Fruit a requirement, like in a turnover? Fruit cordial lacking in pineapple Fungus that’s a jolly harmful strain Fast beginning with tarts, possibly (6,5) Female guitarist's figure - man, that's arresting! (7) Fielder desires spinner (4,4) Fruit produced in a recent development Footwear in trunk Fourth Greek letter Firm's president (1,1,1) From Russia Fronted on to (5) Feathery scarf Fragrant white bloom Fresh from the oven Female lobsters Fall bloom Fats Waller altered natural features (10) Fine, everyone ridicule Patsy! (4,3) Firm barrier splits as sudden assault ends (7) Fish fed up with a criminal (9) Five-lined humorous verses (9) Flies to Niagara, taking in country (7) Forewarning, prediction (11) Fraud, deception (4) French tower Fundamental, elementary (5) Flub French novelist Zola Fender bender Fit Flow back Fervor First responder, briefly Fashion Fake it ...for atoners of crime against their country (7) Film with Newton-John being fat Former MLB left-handed pitchers Jackson and Leiter Former US President Harry _ (6) Face Frazier Face-covering veil Fattest Financial backer in theatre