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"For want of a nail ___" Folk instruments named for a Greek god Folk instruments named for a Greek god Famous Venetian printer (1450–1515). Film producer Berman Fear of being stuck with needles. Furnishing help Furniture wood sources Football's Karras et al. Firm attachments Fathead. Foolscap figure? ...for word-game fans? Funnies victim Fine cotton from Aleppo. Fastening. Freshens a martini Fitting name for an author Frankish king Fit like ___ Formal acknowledgment of the end of the calla season? ___ fruit: African berry Features of many backyards Farmer in charge of swill? Future home of the Dodgers. Flip-flop, geometrically? Fancy term for a long prison sentence Fills with wisdom Features of anatomically correct dolls Football gear Fig trees Fig trees. Fiesta quaff Famous address Fruit from a certain grocery store presented as evidence? Free-verse poets Fredric March film: 1942 " . . . fairer than the day ___" (Wither) Florentine iris: Var. From the ___ (right off the bat) Founder of PC company abruptly shuts up shop! Formed a one-season mating partnership Former name of Tahiti. Farm instrument? Flowing robe Film about interminable alfresco meal? Feature of some paneling Feigns Feigns. ___ fire (hot shot) Forms a hard coating on Finding a downtown parking space? Frivolous old film? Former summer capital of India. Food chain whose employees wear Hawaiian shirts Foreign Minister of Greece. Fragment: Sp. __ Finklea (Cyd Charisse) ___ Finklea, a k a Cyd Charisse ___ Finklea (Cyd Charisse) _____ Finklea (Cyd Charisse) Formal religious rite? Fruity beverage on our menu First birthday suit? '88 Fishbone album Frank euphemisms Franklin's updated words (Part 3) Fitting activity Fitting activity Foolish time "Forget the gods ___" Fearsome Greek goddesses Far from boisterous Far from attentive First words of "The Wasteland" French demonstrative pronoun. Fifth-century date Feature of a classical temple Fishing poles in the basement? ___ franc of W. Afr. Fossil. "Full many ___ of purest ray serene . . . " "Full many ___ of purest ray . . . ": Gray "Full many ___ . . . ": Gray Flying study Former name of Sulawesi Filling with perfume Filling with perfume French chef's mushroom Fungus cores Find out? French pronoun French pronoun. French demonstrative. French demonstrative ___ femme (this woman): Fr. Family-expanding document? Formalize disapproval, in a way Fixed star. Famous Bonn family. Figures above a line Former patrons. Felix and Polly "Fickle and restless as ___": Heine Flow Former buddy Full of holes, as cheese Football's Adam Vinatieri, e.g. Fatigue bleacherites? Funeral speech: abbr. French painter ("Dante et Virgile") Florida city Four-time Pulitzer-winning playwright? Fancy case for small articles. French version of U.S.A. French version of USA. Former VW camper Former Volkswagen model Flower. French taverns. Features of 6 Down Focus of an annual Entertainment Weekly issue F.O.P.S. F16 thruster F-16 thruster Fleet flower? First to leave the table, perhaps Fare at KFC, McDonald's, Burger King, etc. Feature of the Lenten season. Four "water" enders Francis, but not the saint French Alpine range French secret agent Finder. Former producers of a Vin Diesel movie Felt loathing for Fairway club swung quickly? Former husband or wife Former German money: Abbr. Favorable for the most part First principles. Food and water, e.g. Food, shelter, etc. "Father Knows Best," to some "Father Knows Best," to some Factory VIP Factory VIP Financier's motto? Former Met soprano Filled one's flush, perhaps Filled one's flush, perhaps "From Russia With Love" crooner Matt Faux investment certificate? Faux investment certificate? Film part shot at the dairy farm? "Fly Me Courageous" ___ 'N' Cryin' Fruity snack Fencers' code. Film about a public speaker's chauffeur? Fire department practice structure Fire department practice structure Fully bandaged parent? Football-helmet features Football helmet features French statesman, Suez conferee. Fuel line additive Fuel additive, perhaps ___ flies. ___ flies Foundry device For a bit, it'll hold ___ flag, as over a bier Fish-smoking ship French delicacy Fools evaluate bodies of water? Forceful speaker First Earl of Leicester French Communist leader. Former relief pitcher Robb and his first baseman father Dick, for two Flier: Colloq. Fuddy-duddy ___ fiddle. Fastening device. Fastener. Feature of a U.S. building. Former Senator from Hawaii Former Hawaii Senator Hiram Former Hawaii senator Hiram Field marshal Erwin Rommel's nickname Fishes Farming areas. Former measurer of grain. French chicken dish garnished with kernels? Famous street of Rome. Famous street in Rome. Fourteen nations belong to this. Footwear eaten by an animal? Frustrated crossword solver's cry Frustrated crossword solver's cry Fifth part of quip Flub a grounder Formal ball Friends star Forks over reluctantly Forks over reluctantly Fastener for infant wear? Food fish of the Nile Flourished Frilly dress? Felony frequency F.B.I. statistic Foods especially tasty. Fresh-from-the-farm veggie subscriptions: Abbr. French hero, "the man without fear." 1937 Fred Astaire film, with A Formal wear for Mrs. J.R. Ewing? Former New York Mets manager Fred Couples' 1995 World Cup partner Fundamental principal of the behavior of gases. Former French Minister. French admiral, assassinated 1942. French admiral and statesman. Film about a home run derby? Film about a home run derby? Filipino chief Famous French photographer Flemish painter Michiel van___ Father/son duo of racers in the Earnhardt family Former small trading vessels. Fails, spectacularly Fails, spectacularly French collaborationist. Fabric line-marker Financial conjunctions? Full of wrinkles. Faneuil Hall nickname Faneuil Hall. Faneuil Hall Faneuil Hall Frees from caustic substances. Feature of Oregon's National Park. Failing to do one's duty. Fur bartered by Native Americans Fur bartered by Native Americans Flip one's lid over Four kinds of cake Feather Four-handed piano piece by a French emperor? Four-handed piano piece by a French emperor? French-pastry diva