| Flight board postings, for short | 32 |
| Flight deck calculation, for short | 34 |
| Flight destination in 1933 title | 32 |
| Flight of scientists to another nation, e.g. | 44 |
| Flight of the Conchords member with big sideburns | 49 |
| Flight passengers often work on them | 36 |
| Flight sergeant in the RAF, e.g. | 32 |
| Flight-board words that make one smile | 38 |
| Flightless "down under" bird | 38 |
| Flightless bird common in Australia | 35 |
| Flightless bird from South America | 34 |
| Flightless bird of South America | 32 |
| Flightless birds named for a naturalist | 39 |
| Flightless birds of South America | 33 |
| Flightless birds that can run up to 40 m.p.h. | 45 |
| Flights leaving around midnight, usually | 40 |
| Flights that often span two days | 32 |
| Flighty redhead with a distinct laugh | 37 |
| Flik in "A Bug's Life," e.g. | 42 |
| Flik of "A Bug's Life," e.g. | 42 |
| Flinders in Adelaide, e.g., briefly | 35 |
| Flip --- (choose heads or tails) | 32 |
| Flip --- (determine heads or tails) | 35 |
| Flip back and forth, as an on-off switch | 40 |
| Flip side of "Eleanor Rigby" | 38 |
| Flip side of "La Bamba" in '58 | 44 |
| Flip side of "Revolution" | 35 |
| Flip-a-coin test answer, sometimes | 34 |
| Flip-floppers often change theirs | 33 |
| Flip-Phone maker of the early 1980s | 35 |
| Flippant attitude toward the I.R.S.? | 36 |
| Flipped out, Old MacDonald-style | 32 |
| Flipped, as pages (with "through") | 44 |
| Flippered animal that runs a maid service? | 42 |
| Flippered fish-eater with a double coat | 39 |
| Flirt in "Cavalleria Rusticana" | 41 |
| Flirt's Valentine's gift? | 33 |
| Flirtatious drink servers, perhaps | 34 |
| Flirted with, with "at" | 33 |
| Flirty wife in "Of Mice and Men" | 42 |
| Flo's comeback at Mel's Diner | 37 |
| Float ___ (provide financing for) | 33 |
| Floated down the river, in a way | 32 |
| Flock of Seagulls "I ___" | 35 |
| Flock's "Absolutely!" | 35 |
| Flockhart of "Ally McBeal" | 36 |
| Flogging Molly: "___ Lullabies" | 41 |
| Flood of "Cannery Row" | 32 |
| Floods and earthquakes, in legalese | 35 |
| Floor cover that doesn't reach the walls | 44 |
| Floor covering in Japanese houses | 33 |
| Floor of a three-family house, maybe: Abbr | 42 |
| Floor on which an anchor chain rests | 36 |
| Flooring with inlaid wood patterns | 34 |
| Floppy feature of a basset hound | 32 |
| Floral designs used in architecture | 35 |
| Floral greeting in one U.S. state | 33 |
| Floral song by A Perfect Circle? | 32 |
| Floral-sounding Los Angeles suburb | 34 |
| Florence Nightingale's aid, to French | 41 |
| Florence's Basilica of ___ Lorenzo | 38 |
| Florence, to George and Louise Jefferson | 40 |
| Florentine : spinach :: lyonnaise : ___ | 39 |
| Florentine : spinach :: lyonnaise : _____ | 41 |
| Florentine angel's instrument | 33 |
| Florentine painter Fra Filippo ___ | 34 |
| Florentine painter: 1535–1607 | 36 |
| Florentine poet exPAtriated in 1302 | 35 |
| Florestan's jailer in "Fidelio" | 45 |
| Floria ___ (character performed by Maria Callas) | 48 |
| Florida (with ''state'') | 40 |
| Florida and Nevada cities merge? | 32 |
| Florida Atlantic University locale | 34 |
| Florida band that "nearly" made it? | 45 |
| Florida baseball team, on some scoreboards: abbr. | 49 |
| Florida city between Tampa and Fort Myers | 41 |
| Florida city near Silver Springs | 32 |
| Florida city nicknamed "The Big Guava" | 48 |
| Florida city on the Caloosahatchee | 34 |
| Florida city on the Gulf of Mexico | 34 |
| Florida city with a Museum of Drag Racing | 41 |
| Florida city with an I Dream of Jeannie Lane | 44 |
| Florida city with over 400 miles of canals | 42 |
| Florida colonizers, with "the" | 40 |
| Florida Congressman ___ Hastings | 32 |
| Florida county between Orange and Okeechobee | 44 |
| Florida county whose seat is Fort Myers | 39 |
| Florida destination for some snowbirds | 38 |
| Florida Gators head coach Urban ___ | 35 |
| Florida home of golf's WGC-CA Championship | 46 |
| Florida island and Bogart movie title | 37 |
| Florida NBA team, on scoreboards | 32 |
| Florida retirement spot, familiarly | 35 |
| Florida school near Daytona Beach | 33 |
| Florida spot noted for its glass-bottom boats | 45 |
| Florida spring-break destination | 32 |
| Florida State player, familiarly | 32 |
| Florida univ. affiliated with the Catholic Church | 49 |
| Florida University named for a pope | 35 |
| Florida university whose mascot is the Hatter | 45 |