Farrell of "In Bruges" | 32 |
Farrell of 'Total Recall' | 33 |
Farrah Fawcett's signature do | 33 |
Farr of ''MASH'' | 32 |
Farmworker in "The Wizard of Oz" | 42 |
Farmiga of "Up in the Air" | 36 |
Farmhand in 'The Wizard of Oz' | 38 |
Farmers' market container, perhaps | 38 |
Farmers in "The Grapes of Wrath" | 42 |
Farmer's spot in an old song | 32 |
Farmer's prayer request, sometimes | 38 |
Farmer's place, in a kid's song | 39 |
Farmer's place, in a children's ditty | 45 |
Farmer's milieu, in a kid's song | 40 |
Farmer's market pick-up: Abbr. | 34 |
Farmer's kernels for planting | 33 |
Farmer's comment at the poker game | 38 |
Farmer who took a wife, in a song? | 34 |
Farmer opposed to Soviet collectivization | 41 |
Farmer in a '40s-'50s film series | 41 |
Farmer Brown's income was ___ | 33 |
Farmer Brown's farm was in a ___ | 36 |
Farm-improvement org. of the 30's | 37 |
Farm's water source, perhaps | 32 |
Farm's first line of defense? | 33 |
Farm young 'un with a blanket? | 34 |
Farm workers' protective outerwear | 38 |
Farm worker becomes Garden player | 33 |
Farm tool with a crosspiece and a swivel | 40 |
Farm team players' aspiration | 33 |
Farm laborers of low social rank | 32 |
Farm female/ short chat/ be short/ gave rise to | 47 |
Farm equipment manufacturer William | 35 |
Farm animal's anatomical pronouncement? | 43 |
Faris of the "Scary Movie" films | 42 |
Faris of "The House Bunny" | 36 |
Faris of "Scary Movie" films et al. | 45 |
Farina, Buckwheat and Alfalfa, e.g. | 35 |
Faria in "The Count of Monte Cristo" | 46 |
Farewell to these, mankind hopes | 32 |
Farewell to a tot on the first day of school | 44 |
Fare-___-well (state of perfection) | 35 |
Fare the night before a marathon, often | 39 |
Fare that's filled and baked | 32 |
Fare from McDonald's or Wendy's | 39 |
Fare for "Saturday Night Live" | 40 |
Fare at KFC, McDonald's, Burger King, etc. | 46 |
Farbissina's "Austin Powers" title | 48 |
Faraway friend who likes to write | 33 |
Far-sighted investment, for short | 33 |
Far-reaching power, figuratively | 32 |
Far-off discoveries in astronomy | 32 |
Far right-wing commentator Coulter | 34 |
Far Hills, N.J.-based sports org. | 33 |
Far from serious, as entertainment | 34 |
Far from fetching, as a fabled duckling | 39 |
Far from beating around the bush | 32 |
Far from "pretty ugly" | 32 |
Far Easterners signed to a St. Louis ball team? | 47 |
Far Eastern pilgrimage destination | 34 |
Far Eastern detective played by Lorre | 37 |
Far East version of an English sport? | 37 |
Far East countries, collectively | 32 |
Far away from one's usual surroundings | 42 |
FAQ's place on a Web site, maybe | 36 |
FAQ reader's desire, perhaps | 32 |
Fantástico and fantastic, e.g. | 33 |
Fantasy world created by C.S. Lewis | 35 |
Fantasy refuge from the rat race | 32 |
Fantasy leagues that aren't head-to-head | 44 |
Fantasy author and forensic pathologist? | 40 |
Fantasizer, when the sun's up? | 34 |
Fantasia and other contest winners, familiarly | 46 |
Fans' publication, for short | 32 |
Fans who do more than bare their souls | 38 |
Fans of the bulldog Handsome Dan | 32 |
Fans of the "Little Red Rooster"? | 43 |
Fans of "The Rooster Song"? | 37 |
Fans Mays, Stargell and Randolph? | 33 |
Fans battling over rare eBay item | 33 |
Fanny ___ of the Ziegfeld Follies | 33 |
Fanny Brice song that was a Streisand hit | 41 |
Fanning someone makes it go down | 32 |
Fanning of "We Bought a Zoo" | 38 |
Fannie, Ginnie, or Sallie follower, in finance | 46 |
Fannie ___ (home financing group) | 33 |
Fannie __ (federal mortgage agency) | 35 |
Fannie or Freddie offering: Abbr. | 33 |
Fannie Flagg née Patricia ___ | 32 |
Fanged movie creature, for short | 32 |
Fanfare to build up one's ego? | 34 |
Fancy-pants British prep school for boys | 40 |
Fancy word for "meals" | 32 |
Fancy watch that only comes in pink or blue? | 44 |
Fancy singles event in Stockholm? | 33 |
Fancy shoes for the campaign trail? | 35 |
Fancy seating area at the stadium | 33 |
Fancy items worn around the neck | 32 |
Fancy indoor headpiece for a woman | 34 |
Fancy hotel after which an adjective was coined | 47 |