Fine Turkish tobacco Final; ultimate. Frank fellows ____ Forest in Sussex is the setting for the Winne-the-Pooh stories Former choreographer and artistic director of Birmingham Royal Ballet Former footballer who recently announced his intention to become a professional boxer Former Liberal Democrat leader who succeeded Charles Kennedy Former Radio 4 presenter of Woman’s Hour and Today First minister of Scotland from 2007 to 2014, and SNP leader for more than 20 years Flowering African plants. Family name. Fictional gunmen First words of Psalm 23 From German, a flower’s unopened bud or an architectural feature resembling it Field goal kicker's target Figure in authority. Frontiersman Davy 1952 film noir with no dialogue, starring Ray Milland Festive-sounding final song on Van Morrison’s 1970 album Moondance From Afrikaans, a tree formerly used to make cartwheels French writer and dramatist, fictionalised in an 1897 play by Edmond Rostand Film editor's milieu Fashion mart's price war, not a problem for correspondent Franz Kafka novel published posthumously in 1925 Founder of Waldorf schools Film composer Max who scored "Gone With the Wind" Former Soviet premier Kosygin Former Soviet premier Kosygin Former Soviet premier Kosygin Figure skater Yagudin Former Soviet premier Kosygin Former Soviet premier Kosygin Famous national cemetery Floral spike Florist's container Former editor of The Times, 1967-81, later chairman of the Arts Council Founder of an American fashion house which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year Formerly Haddingtonshire, area which contains the town of Musselburgh 2009 film starring Colin Firth, based on a Christopher Isherwood novel about a gay academic French verse form. French region. Former province of France French region Fixed grimace 1963 film starring Shelley Winters, based on a Jean Genet play Fictional diary writer Fictional diary writer Fictional diary writer Fictional character who has on-off relationships with Mark Darcy and Daniel Cleaver Freshwater protozoon, with a slipper-like shape First musical artist to have a #1 album while imprisoned First rap artist with a wax figure at Madame Tussauds in Las Vegas Former cricketer appointed England batting coach in November 2014 Former long-distance runner who founded the Great North Run First two words of the hymn usually sung to the tune Eventide Former company which made enamel paints used with model kits Famous legislation, passed 1765, repealed 1766. French-speaking African land Feminist whose second daughter wrote Frankenstein 1944 film Front matter list: Abbr. Front-of-bk. list Front-of-bk. list Front-of-bk. list Front-of-bk. list Four-time Hugo winner Frederik Four-time Hugo winner Frederik Four-time Hugo winner Frederik Frederik of sci-fi Frederik ____ completed Arthur C Clarke’s The Last Theorem shortly before Clarke died in 2008 Foodstuff originally made in Normandy Five-gold swimmer at Seoul F1 driver who became the youngest ever world champion in 1972 "Forget Paris" star ... Fitzgerald, __, Milhous .. ... Fitzgerald, __, Milhous .. Former White House middle name Fuji or Rome Beauty Fuji or Rome Beauty Full name of the newspaper currently edited by George Osborne French phrase of resignation Former Canadian prime minister Frederick ____ & Co, publisher of the Observer’s series of books and Beatrix Potter’s tales From the Latin for “shoe”, another name for slipperwort Former game show based on noughts and crosses Former Haitian president known as Baby Doc Foodstuff also known as hardtack Former European language Functioning FINE Form of social protest used in Britain in the 1920s and 1930s Fourth estate Fourth Estate. Fourth Estate Fourth estate Frank Hornby’s mostly metal toy patented in 1907 Folk singer Tom with a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award Francesco ____ was a major composer of early madrigals From agricultural production, a nickname for Tasmania Front appendage Flipper, for one Flipper, e.g. Flipper or wing, e.g. Flipper or wing, e.g Formula One driver whose best finish to date was fourth in the 2017 Singapore Grand Prix Flirty Henry James heroine Flirty Henry James heroine Father of euphuism (1554–1606). Favored horse of Caligula False scents. Features of whodunits False leads False leads 1979 film co-starring the youngest-ever Oscar nominee French phrase meaning “as a last resort” or “at worst” Former managing director of Homebase and chief executive of WH Smith Fort William is at the northeast end of ____ French director of films including Hiroshima mon amour and Stavisky… Few (comb. form) Few: Prefix Few: Prefix Few: Comb. form. Few, scant: Comb. form. Few: Prefix. Few: Prefix Few: Comb. form Few: prefix Few in front Former company making batteries, torches and bicycle lamps From a number of organs, the Italian for 'face to face' Frame marking one square metre areas in plant research Fictional character who has affairs with Rodolphe Boulanger and Léon Dupuis 1981 film set on a U-96 Film set on a sub Film about "U-96" Founder of the first Persian Empire French winner of the 30A in 1983 and 1984 First Bond girl First Bond girl Former European bloc Former Eastern Bloc alliance Former Eastern bloc treaty Former Eastern bloc treaty French transport vehicle, or a group riding together to beat the elimination time for a 30A mountain stage Four-time French Open champ Justine Female gymnast who won four gold medals at the 2014 Commonwealth Games Fantasy trilogy written by Philip Pullman French Revolution headgear French Revolution headgear Finland, in Finland Finland, in Finland Finland to the Finns. Finland, to the Finns. Finland. Finn's country Finland, to Sibelius Finland, to Finns Finland, to the Finns Finland Finland, to the Finns Finland, to a Finn Finland, to Finns Finnish for Finland Finland, to the Finns French wine made principally from merlot or cabernet sauvignon grapes Flower lady having lost husband keeps name that's on the church wall Fabric design ____ Fame’s first No 1 hit was Yeh, Yeh in 1964 "Frankenstein" author "Frankenstein" author Factual programmes Four-wheeled wear Former Tudor palace in Surrey Flyer's upset Footballer who scored 185 goals for Arsenal, 1991-98 1954 film set in 16th-century Japan 2006 film based on "Twelfth Night" Flagstones Flagstones Foxes and rabbits may be squatters in these homes France’s Opal coast is in this department Fraction sometimes indicated by the Greek letter mu French chef who trained Heston Blumenthal and Marco Pierre White 1937 French film, remade as Algiers in the US, which reputedly inspired The Third Man Fertilizer ingredient Fertilizer chemical Fertilizer compound Fertilizer chemical French river, 185 mi. to Sarthe. Fat dormouse. French river Fisherman's garment Family entertainment Family reunion footage Family reunion footage Frequent crime for Bonnie and Clyde Forged passport, for example Flashed card from an underage moviegoer, perhaps Final part of a track race "For ___ and a day." Fixed PC yet? Do I check text for errors? Farthest from the center: Anat. French wall 1935 film starring John Wayne Farm machine Fire stoker, sometimes Fire stoker, sometimes *Fire-stoking tool, after use Feast days listing Feast calendar. French fashion house French luxury retailer since 1854 French luxury retailer since 1854 Frivolous legal entanglement Frivolous legal entanglement Fox hunters' coats. Fragrant flowers. Fox hunter's coat Features of many cigarettes Fairly dim idiot concealing bad cut Fool attaining 51 gets gloomy Fitful Fugitive racketeer in "The Third Man" Fugitive racketeer in 'The Third Man' Fresh sand, please, to make seaside features Fish in a crowded-subway metaphor Fish in a crowded-subway metaphor Fish in cans Fish in a can Fishes. Fish dish. Focus of large-scale automotive recalls starting in 2013 Fish, ridiculous in a dress! Focus of large-scale automotive recalls starting in 2013 Flabbergast Flabbergast Firmness. Fertilizer powder Fertilizer chemical Fertilizer ingredient Fertilizer chemical Fertilizer compound Forecast word Fair and ___. Fair's partner. Forecast word For auction. French horn 2/7/16, for Super Bowl 50 2/3/19, for Super Bowl LIII