Failed to comprehend Famed name in printing Food assimilation. Function of a recycling plant machine? Family of silent actress Theda First two Former First Family Forsyth title, with "The," from "Julius Caesar" First black American Leaguer Larry Fish god worshiped at Gaza. Fishing device Figurine made from Asian grain? Fashion First Lady Madison First Lady Madison First Lady Madison Feinstein and Wiest Former movie actor. Farm pest Famous Negro educator. Figaro's role. Foreign coin of a purple people lover? Flat-bottomed boat on the Nile. Fully addressed electronic flow? Fishing in Maine? Follower of 2d century Gnostic. First-class traveler First-class traveler Freelance aviator. Fighter against state dictatorship. Factoid, part 3 Forerunner. Forerunner Family of the bowfin. Force exerted by museum pieces? Force exerted by museum pieces? Fit for Olympian tastes. Fit for the gods. Fixed post-season game? Four enemies? Flower whose blooms open in the late afternoon "___ for Benny," 1945 movie Famous phrase in pie making. Former government of Sind. Feminist who helped women make great strides First name of famous diva. Feline choice Far East princes. Foreign heads of state Fighter craft shooter marketed to white people? Former actress from France French star who wed Tyrone Power Film not about Maria Callas Formal apology, from the French. Former German state Feelings of dread, in Düsseldorf Feelings of anxiety Fur Fur Forest cover? Forster's "Where" trailer Former capital of Nova Scotia Field cultivated by Lestat's creator? "For me ___ . . . " Fruity treat "For Me ___ Gal," 1917 song Feather: Greek. Field that may include 36-Across Feather: Prefix. Fruit that's hard as a rock? First governor of Puerto Rico Flat boat: Lat. First Triumvirate member First Triumvirate member Films with lots of exposure? Film about V-chip users? Film about V-chip users? Forster Fish repository Father of Andromache Fisheries. Fishy foreign leader? Farmer's fear Fault line? Fault line? Fate: Lat. Family of Slammin' Sammy "Fly Me to the Moon" and others? Feature of a bloodhound with measles? Freckled cheek? Frank Zappa's facial hair style Frank Zappa or Dizzy Gillespie feature Fool's play of yore French medieval farce ___ fish. Formal evening attire, informally Formal evening dress: Slang. Formal duds Fit to be drunk or sipped. Fit to drink Film from a FitzGerald phrase Forest denizens First word in a Bobby Darin hit Fuses in a small area Farming school activity? [Facepalm] Forest fire consequence Forest fire consequence Free-___, 1848–54 political party Fenway bleacherite Film-executive Skouras "For as his name is, ___ he": 1 Samuel FUDGE Former abbr. for 50th state Former Mayor of N.Y.C. Frank talk Former Spanish possession on the Atlantic coast Former Spanish possession on the Atlantic coast of southwest Morocco Former Spanish toehold in Africa Former Spanish enclave in Morocco Former Spanish colonial territory Former African province of Spain Former Spanish province in NW Africa Former Spanish enclave in Morocco Former Spanish overseas province "Fighting" NCAA team Farm device for dragging bales Front money? Front money? *Finish treating the puppies? *Finish treating the puppies?: 4 wds. Fiber for rope. Formicidae fancier Fugitive's status F. ___, Oscar winner in 1984 Four-and-twenty blackbirds? F, to the Board of Health Famous last words Failing to finish one's grammatical analysis? Famed school of design: Abbr. Foolishly sentimental weakling Finale of a heist? Films featuring the Three Mesquiteers, e.g. Formed a thin layer Famous Roman reformer *French Louisiana Fund-raising event by a P.T.A. Foretold correctly: Colloq. Four-man tanks Feeling when surrounded by taxis? Feeling when surrounded by taxis? Fomented, as trouble "Family Affair" star of 1960's-70's TV Fifties DJ's stockpile Fine Indian muslin Fender-benders? Filled to the top Filled to the top France's favorite TV show? Final tribute to Pavlova? Former Mets GM Frank Fleecy underwear? Finagler's activity Film set assistant Film featuring a top name. Father/son duo of singers in the Lennon family Fallings-out Former Heinz brand Faux friend? Faux friend? Fate of some legislative bills. Football infraction of old Flower of Judea? Flowering vines Finger wagglers Finger wagglers Followers of a series. Fish that designs buildings? Floral enclosures Fighters at Thermopylae Fascinate. Field of operations. Flavoring. Former infielder, called The Brat Flowers. Fertilizer? Ford Mustang, for example Fine to go down on Fair reviews Free from guilt Followers of a questioning Greek. Feeling renewed energy after being tired Finds oneself with a pink slip Flooding problem? Frees from guilt. Final three clubs Follower of a Hindu deity. Fruit of the elm Former name of Kuibyshev. Former name of Kuibyshev, U.S.S.R. Fruit of elm or ash. Fuzz busters? Fruit of the elm. Furnish with new apparel Fruit of the elm Fruit of the maple Fruit of the maple Fall back Fog in Zürich? Firearm, after firing Full-dress outer garb "Focus, Gossage!"? Former capital of Bolivia. Former Bolivian capital Former capital of Bolivia Fish's place to relax at home? Famed American author's original byline Formation of mountains via disturbances Food for a comedian? Fall asleep quickly Fall fast asleep Frozen Facing ahead Facing the bow, e.g. Fruit, in Naples Funny guy with a skillet? Fleetwood Mac "Rumours" song Famous Christmas words Founder of the first women's magazine, 1830. Founder of "Lady's Book," 1830. Founder of the "Lady's Book," 1830. FINGER Flirtatious glances Fast-food franchises Field arbitrator, on a diamond Fix a French door Firefighter's descent gear Filling in 36 Across? Frenchman's snuffbox. Frozen-food staple Folding businesses? Fast food offerers of the Southwest Forests of Siberia Five-term mayor who died in 1997 Fast mover, politely Function of some paper Fitness guru's film Famed leading lady Ada Fictional Irish caveman? Fussbudgets