Florida naval base. Face crisis showing off gifts Forfeits Following, as advice Following, as advice Fuddy-duddy Formerly a British infantryman Field strip Fragrant flower. Fragrant garden plant Fragrant herb Foot in a line Foot in a line Fixed, as an exchange rate Fixed prices Fixed, as a wage increase Fixed, as a currency Fixed at a particular level, as a price Fixed, as a wage increase Fulfill, as one's desires Fulfill, as one's desires Forte of William Allen White Fall asleep Fall asleep Forbidden City site Forbidden City setting Forbidden City setting Fast road Flute for John? Fragrance chemist's asset Film director who won an Oscar for Oliver! Fire ... / Screen ... Fire ... / Screen .. For many years Judith ____’s paintings were attributed to Frans Hals, or her husband Jan Molenaer Franciscan nun. Flat-race champion jockey ten times, 1914-1923 Follows "where" Furniture within easy walking distance of the kitchen Family gathering place First novel in the Alex Cross series by James Patterson Folksingers Famous lecturer of 19th cen. First woman to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Five-in-a-row U.S. Open winner Five-in-a-row U.S. Open winner Former Eastern Europe principality Fatty substance. Final active stage or last possible moment Family name of Pope Innocent XIII From Italian, a name for shallow ornamental wine cups French writer who said, 'One is not born a woman, one becomes one' "Fool to Cry" rockers, 1976 Feminist movement Former army weapon 1999 film starring Adrian Edmondson and Rik Mayall, with a title presumably inspired by a 1966 comedy film Frequent flier's malady? Frequent flier's malady? Florida winner of a 2008 All-America City Award Florida city for lovers? Florida winner of a 2008 All-America City Award Fla. city for spooners? Flag supports Flag supports Former German figure skater, a judge in one series of Dancing on Ice Former Russian gymnast with seven floor, beam, and vault skills named after her First explorer to sail directly from Europe to India Freeloaders Freeloaders Famous relief worker? Festival for which Jingle Bells was originally written Fragrant Mediterranean shrub related to camomile Frank Sinatra, in 1967 Frank Sinatra played the eponymous detective in this 1967 film Fixes a shoe Fixes, as pumps Fixes, as a pump Fixes, as pumps Fixes, as a pump Faye Dunaway’s co-star and producer in Bonnie and Clyde Fixes at the cobbler shop Foodstuff used in pina coladas and some curry recipes 1951 film based on Kipling stories Former U.K. airline First transatlantic airline Fictional Maine town in many Stephen King stories Fictional Maine town in many Stephen King tales Former Heathrow-based flier Former U.K. carrier Fictional Maine town in many Stephen King stories Fictional town in Stephen King works Former U.K. airline Former Heathrow initials First transatlantic airline Former Heathrow-based flier Former Heathrow lander Former U.K. carrier "Flew in from Miami Beach ___" (opening lyric to "Back in the U.S.S.R.") Former Eur. airline Former Eur. carrier Former U.K. carrier Former U.K. carrier First recorded Sherlock Holmes case. First Sherlock Holmes book: 1887 Full measure Full measure. Film studio whose iconic fanfare was composed by Alfred Newman in 1933 Former Celtic and Manchester United footballer who won 16 caps for Scotland Former French stronghold in what is now downtown Pittsburgh From Afrikaans, a name for a tree snake From an item of clothing, an old name for a working-class woman F.B.I. papers. F.B.I. documents Files F.B.I. files FBI files FBI collections Files First pair of mouth parts in some insects French slang term for an English person Feels otherwise Feels otherwise Feels otherwise Full Roman outfit, undershirt and overcoat Furious pests who assist Jupiter, Aen. 12.845 Financial services giant (Arizona State U.) French term for those of high social status Fictional superspy who attended Oxford Film role. Figure seen through the end of a gun barrel 1933 film in which a woman tricks a wealthy bachelor into marriage, and then into staying in the marriage Former tennis player and current coach of Andy Murray Fragile porcelain from a town in Fermanagh Famous chaplain. 1951 film boat False pretenses False pretenses False pretenses Fugitive searches Fugitive searches Fly, garcon (anag) Fine battle raging, trivially wounded? French play owes debt to dissident Food Food Food Food, provisions Faster than Mach 5 Female monologist Four-year period between the quests for gold Filth Feature of lowercase h's and k's Feature of a lowercase b, d, f, h, k, l or t Finalize for printing, as a newspaper Finished dealing with Finalize for printing, as a newspaper Finished dealing with Finished, in a way Finish Fast-moving piece Farmer's planting stock Farmer's purchase Farmer's kernels for planting (Financial) obligation Fight Forward, as to an updated website Forward, as to an updated website Forward, as mail Friendly questioning, in court Follow-up to a cross-examination Forward, say Follow-up to a cross-examination Forward, as mail Fall, as the market Flamenco band The ___ Kings Fusing device Forbidding; condemnatory Famous rugby ground Farm tea made special with carrot cake ingredient? Financial institution Fondness for candy. Fireplace surround Faintness. Fool around French wine region Fans may be worked into them Following sting, queen's running temperature Following on Foul Foul Foul Feels of surfaces Far from fervent Father of modern printing Famed bible printer Form of sparring Follow one of those getting buried in Government - you only see that when the gloves are off perhaps? Fall behind Fall behind Flying speed boosters ... or, literally, what the ends of 17-, 21-, 38- and 55-Across can have Flying speed boosters ... or, literally, what the ends of 17-, 21-, 38- and 55-Across can have Full of surprises, as a plot Full of surprises, as a plot Festival of dedication or commemoration ____ fish live in the upper waters of the open sea Formed by volcanic activity Formed by volcanic activity Feeble; drained of colour Former coin of Portugal. Funny lady ''Fattening? Oh grow up'' Footballer who played 243 games for Hull City, 2002-2011 Free of unwanted flora Founder of the Ballet Russes in 1909 Former ETS exam First wife of Shiva Former Hindu practice of widow's immolation Figure described by the first words of 17-, 28- and 45-Across Famously soft-voiced snooker commentator who died in 2011 Fund for local welfare activities Former large naval base and dockyard town in Fife "Flapper Age" vehicles. Fishing Fishing Fishing (for) Fishing. Fishing (for) Fishing with hook and line Fishing Food served in bars Frequenter Feature of a normal heart beat, controlled by the sino-atrial node French composer, conductor of the BBCSO, 1971-75 Faded. Fit a seat belt for those with the real big batteries Former name of the Brazilian motor racing circuit now named after Carlos Pace Fluorescent substance Freeze, obviously. Fast-growing trees False beard attacher False beard attacher Fire-eaters of Chicago. For the sisters Fish farm Famous boast False identities False names False names Former P.M. of India Former prime minister of India Morarji ___, noted for drinking his own urine Former BBC newsreader and presenter of the first two series of Top Gear