French word for England Fri. vis- -vis Sat. Fri. vis-à-vis Sat. Former capital of Brazil Familiar name for make of boots with thick resilient soles Fundamental character of guru exalted, lifted *1992 film *1992 film Film about a blind man for which the lead won Best Actor 1992 film starring Al Pacino and Chris O'Donnell Family name in a hit musical Fictional detective Funny, good-hearted brat Funny, good-hearted brat Funny, good-hearted brat Federated Malay state. 1932 film with Gary Cooper, Helen Hayes, and Adolphe Menjou Film starring Gary Cooper: 1932 Film starring 62-Across, 1932 Film starring 60-Across, 1932 1932 film with 49 Across Former name of Belize Former name of Belize Former name of Belize Frequent McEnroe foe Frequent McEnroe foe Five-time US Open champ Five-time winner of the U.S. Open First name in psychoanalysis Freud of psychoanalysis First name in psychoanalysis First name in psychoanalysis Freud of psychoanalysis Famous eulogist. Fictional British barrister Horace 1995 film starring Susan Sarandon and Sean Penn Fail to lasso equine, African mammal Full-throated singer Mario Former currency unit of Brazil First English printer Friendly understanding developing into an alliance between Britain, France and Russia Featuring nude women, as a magazine Furthermore Foxy Foxy Foxlike Foxy Fool, sucker 1983 film starring Michael Caine as a professor Forger's shop Forge Forge. Forger Forging site Forging site Forge Forge Forge Forge commonplace name as front for unknown quantity Frauds seen in court or in the press Fish that's pale and a bit off Fry a little morsel, adding shelled peas separately Fish bite excitedly what I spread outside Flapping about like Rupert's trousers? The opposite Followers of corn or clam For this custom, brain's abandoned Formal accessory Formal accessory Formal accessory Fuel for the wealthy Female who does without youth, suspicious Former Chinese capital. Facing dire straits Fashionable old partner merits treat in seriously difficult situation Fulton's Folly driver Failure: Slang. Failure Following wicket a cheer, match abandoned due to rain? Frolicking about Frolicking about Frolicking about Female priest can chat and be funny Film score Family name. Favorite son, perhaps Favorite son, perhaps Finish with or go out with one given money? From Pied Piper to Schwarz- enegger? Fireplace receptacle Fireplace receptacle Fireplace part Fireplace cavity Fireplace receptacle Fireplace part Fireplace receptacle Fireplace receptacle Fireplace receptacle Fireplace receptacle Flame-producing hand tool Fees charged to sponsors French trooper. French sauce, cooked with wine, mushrooms, etc. Foreshadow Foreshadow Fees charged to sponsors Foreshadow. Foreshadow Flaunt freely in okay military manoeuvre Fellow creatures Feature of some returns Furtive observations Furtive observations Furtive observations Floor wedge, perhaps Floor wedge, perhaps Floor wedge, perhaps French Oscars French film awards French film awards Full-toned organ stop Full-toned organ stop Faddish food regimen Former Secretary of State. First of a railway trio Friend of 20 Across Friend of Robin Hood. Food brand with a stork mascot Fully ready Fully ready Future threat Frequently compiled list Fictional cavalry trooper Famous name in Hollywood. Fortunetelling medium Fragments. Fragments Felt compassion for Felt sorry for Felt compassion for Felt sorrow at mine that is decommissioned finally Faint-hearted. Formal reception area Formal reception area Formal reception area Formal reception area Fame Fame Fame Fame Film fame Fame Fame Fame Fame, in 50-Across Fame Flowering shrub of the four-o'clock family 2000 film directed by Denys Arcand Fame Fan, upset over game, spouts 'disgusted' comments from here? Field dog Fuses. Fellow who builds skillfully Falling weight of a pile driver. "Flowers for __": Daniel Keyes sci-fi classic "Flowers for __": story from which the film "Charly" was adapted "Flowers for ___" (basis for the movie "Charly") "Flowers for __": Daniel Keyes sci-fi classic "Flowers for __": story from which the film "Charly" was adapted Featured on a wanted poster, say Famed hymn Fertilization goal Fertilizer's purpose Fertilization goal Fertilizer's purpose Fertilizer's purpose Fragrant rhizome of Florentine iris Famous violinist. Famous showman. Famous fiddler. Famed comedian Funny Jack Flip quip Funny remark Flippant remark Flippant remark Fermenting grape juice Flammable-gas derivative Fantastic dreamlike series of images Feminazi's monomania Florence Chadwick swam it. Far from typical star, but can fill Odeon on her own Four-sided figure Four-sided figure Free Free Flashy Flashy Flashy Flashy. Flashy, as clothes. Flip one's lid? Flashy Fast; loose Fast Flip one's lid? Flashy Flip one's lid? Flip one's lid? Flashy Form of address for certain high male officials Father of Xerxes French composer Milhaud Father of Xerxes Father of Xerxes Former English kingdom Fall spectacle Fall display Fall ___ Fall display Fall ___ Field worker to hesitate -- cloud's beginning to come in Franciscan facility Fruit-store purchase Fruit Ken's mum cooked, left over to be eaten Former Attorney General John Frances Mary --, author of 'Life at the Extremes' From lower to higher, against gravity Friedrich von --, German composer of the opera 'Martha' Former president of the US and its highest mountain Former world's tallest building Family of electric rays Fleshy excrescence arising from connective tissue French painter French painter French painter. French painter of street scenes. Flatfish served with white grapes Forward in game put up with character wearing check trousers Famed Genoese FL coastal highway Famous London street or its theatre. "Firefly" composer Former Belgian duchy. Former duchy in western Europe Film hit of 1934 Film hit of 1934 From Barbados, cricketing phenomenon who has been knighted Founder of a D.C. institute Famous feminist and abolitionist 1946 film starring Marsha Hunt