___ fiber (flax, hemp, ramie, or jute) | 38 |
___ Field (former name of Minute Maid Park) | 43 |
___ Field (Minute Maid Park, once) | 34 |
___ Field (New York Mets' stadium) | 38 |
___ Field (O'Hare, until 1949) | 34 |
___ Field (Shea Stadium's replacement) | 42 |
___ Field (Shea's replacement) | 34 |
___ Field (where the Mariners play) | 35 |
___ Field, where the Rockies play | 33 |
___ Fields (mythological afterworld) | 36 |
___ Fierce (Beyoncé alter ego) | 33 |
___ Fighter ("Star Wars" craft) | 41 |
___ fighter ("Star Wars" ship) | 40 |
___ fighter (early name for a UFO) | 34 |
___ finder (carpenter's tool) | 33 |
___ Fine, "The Nanny" nanny | 37 |
___ fire (destructive 2008 blaze in Los Angeles) | 48 |
___ fire (phenomenon seen at sea) | 33 |
___ fire (started burning something) | 36 |
___ fixe (restaurant charging option) | 37 |
___ fixe (unchanging restaurant option) | 39 |
___ Fjord (inlet of the Skagerrak) | 34 |
___ Flanagan ("True Blood" vampire) | 45 |
___ Flanders of "The Simpsons" | 40 |
___ Flanders, neighbor of Homer Simpson | 39 |
___ flask (inspiration for the Thermos) | 39 |
___ Fleischer, who was known as Mr. Boxing | 42 |
___ Flow (body of water in the Orkney Islands) | 46 |
___ Flow (British naval base site) | 34 |
___ Flowers, 1926–31 middleweight champ | 46 |
___ fly (certain baseball hit, for short) | 41 |
___ fly (run-scoring out, briefly) | 34 |
___ Flynn Boyle of "The Practice" | 43 |
___ Flynn Boyle of "Twin Peaks" | 41 |
___ fois que (as soon as, in Arles) | 35 |
___ Fonck, top Allied fighter ace of W.W. I | 43 |
___ Fong of "Hawaii Five-O" | 37 |
___ Foods (Little Debbie cakes company) | 39 |
___ for oneself (gets along without help) | 41 |
___ for Peace (Thom Yorke's band) | 37 |
___ for Progress (JFK initiative) | 33 |
___ for Pyros (Woodstock '94 band) | 38 |
___ Force, aka Stephen Friedland | 32 |
___ Ford High School (Dearborn, MI institution) | 47 |
___ Ford of "Can You Top This?" | 41 |
___ Ford Range (mountains of Antarctica) | 40 |
___ Forest, former English royal park | 37 |
___ Forest, scene of many battles | 33 |
___ Fort (Uttar Pradesh monument) | 33 |
___ Fort (World Heritage Site in India) | 39 |
___ Foundation (animal welfare group) | 37 |
___ Foundation (conservative think tank) | 40 |
___ fourré (Mille Bornes play) | 33 |
___ fours (exactly corresponding) | 33 |
___ Fox, 1959 American League M.V.P. | 36 |
___ français (sporty horse breed) | 36 |
___ Française (French national theater) | 42 |
___ France (former name of Mauritius) | 37 |
___ Francisco (longest river wholly in Brazil) | 46 |
___ Francisco (river through Brazil) | 36 |
___ Freed, the so-called Father of Rock and Roll | 48 |
___ Freeze (drink at Friendly's) | 36 |
___ Frei, Chilean leader succeeded by Allende | 45 |
___ Freleng, creator of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck | 49 |
___ Fresh (Tex-Mex restaurant chain) | 36 |
___ Friday (Radiohead's original name) | 42 |
___ Friday's (restaurant chain) | 35 |
___ FridayÂ’s (restaurant chain) | 35 |
___ From Hawaii (1973 Elvis concert) | 36 |
___ From Mars (Ziggy Stardust's back-up band) | 49 |
___ Froman (Ferris Bueller impersonation) | 41 |
___ Frosty Parfait (Wendy's dessert) | 40 |
___ fruits (oranges and lemons, e.g.) | 37 |
___ Fruits (Starburst candy, originally) | 40 |
___ Fu (1994 fighting video game) | 33 |
___ fu (pop artist on the Sony Japan label) | 43 |
___ fund (controversial investment) | 35 |
___ Fund Management (investment company) | 40 |
___ Furterer, line of French hair products | 42 |
___ G (Sacha Baron Cohen persona) | 33 |
___ Gabelhorn, Swiss Alpine peak | 32 |
___ Gailey of "Miracle on 34th Street" | 48 |
___ Gailey, of "Miracle on 34th Street" | 49 |
___ Galerie (Manhattan art museum) | 34 |
___ Gallery of Immortals (Greek pantheon) | 41 |
___ game (first matchup of March Madness) | 41 |
___ Games (2011 sporting event in Doha, Qatar) | 46 |
___ Games, quadrennial event since 1951 | 39 |
___ Gamp, nurse in "Martin Chuzzlewit" | 48 |
___ Gandhi, pioneering female leader | 36 |
___ Garcia (fishing equipment company) | 38 |
___ Gardner who married Frank Sinatra | 37 |
___ Garros Stadium (French Open site) | 37 |
___ Garten (The "Barefoot Contessa") | 46 |
___ Garter, famous London tavern | 32 |
___ Garth in "Middlemarch" | 36 |
___ Gasol (2002 NBA Rookie of the Year) | 39 |
___ Gate (one end of London Bridge) | 35 |
___ Gatlinburg (Smoky Mountains ski resort) | 43 |
___ Gauche (Paris' Left Bank) | 33 |