Footnoter's "same" | 32 |
Former Generation X singer Billy | 32 |
Fox hit "American ___" | 32 |
Frankenstein's aide in films | 32 |
Family restaurant chain, briefly | 32 |
Furniture firm founded in Sweden | 32 |
Flat-package furniture furnisher | 32 |
French ocean liner ___ de France | 32 |
French Guiana's Royale, e.g. | 32 |
France's ___ d'Hyères | 32 |
First name among '70s netmen | 32 |
Frost's "___ Vale" | 32 |
Former VP Dan Quayle's state | 32 |
F. Murray Abraham feature: Abbr. | 32 |
Financial page listings, briefly | 32 |
Farm's water source, perhaps | 32 |
France's Grenoble-__ Airport | 32 |
Finish meaning "sorta" | 32 |
Famed Spanish archbishop-scholar | 32 |
Faith of 5 1/2 million Americans | 32 |
Fantasy refuge from the rat race | 32 |
Famous brothers Ernie and Ronald | 32 |
Fawning words from a sales clerk | 32 |
Follower who does the dirty work | 32 |
Farr of ''MASH'' | 32 |
First film to gross $100 million | 32 |
Film with two recognizable notes | 32 |
Four-time platinum album of 2001 | 32 |
Finger-in-the-socket consequence | 32 |
Founder of analytical psychology | 32 |
Former #1 woman pool player Corr | 32 |
Francis of films: 1905–68 | 32 |
Food that's stuck on a plate | 32 |
Fruit native to China and Taiwan | 32 |
Fruit parfait ingredients, often | 32 |
Film production gear, ___ lights | 32 |
Football player's protection | 32 |
Fort ____ (U.S. gold depository) | 32 |
Former Senator Herb of Wisconsin | 32 |
Four-time Grammy winner Schifrin | 32 |
Favorite from "Xerxes" | 32 |
French explorer of North America | 32 |
Film "star" since 1943 | 32 |
Freedom from narrow restrictions | 32 |
Flying Tiger Line hub, for short | 32 |
Favored, with "toward" | 32 |
Flashlight bulb successor: Abbr. | 32 |
Former Motley Crue drummer Tommy | 32 |
France's second-busiest port | 32 |
France's second largest port | 32 |
Film heroine with memorable buns | 32 |
Football Hall of Famer __ Barney | 32 |
Flatfish often served pan-seared | 32 |
Former Defense secretary Panetta | 32 |
First word of many French titles | 32 |
Film-to-video transfer technique | 32 |
Former Israeli leader ___ Eshkol | 32 |
Ford attorney general Edward ___ | 32 |
Follett's ____ With Lions | 32 |
Focus of a 2012 NYC sports craze | 32 |
First part of a form to fill out | 32 |
Federal form's first fill-in | 32 |
Form of writing of ancient Crete | 32 |
Fence or sausage factory worker? | 32 |
Fluffy stuff caught in the dryer | 32 |
Fat-removal procedure, for short | 32 |
Fat-sucking procedure, for short | 32 |
Fabric named after a French town | 32 |
Frequent tabloid subject Lindsay | 32 |
Falana of "Golden Boy" | 32 |
Former Mississippi senator Trent | 32 |
Former boy band manager Pearlman | 32 |
Facial expression of displeasure | 32 |
Future lawyer's exam (abbr.) | 32 |
French director Jean ____ Godard | 32 |
First-class, with "de" | 32 |
Founder of Mount Holyoke College | 32 |
France's second-largest city | 32 |
Fends off, in a way, as a mugger | 32 |
Fabric named for a city in India | 32 |
French impressionist Édouard | 32 |
Features of TV weather forecasts | 32 |
Fold, spindle, or mutilate, e.g. | 32 |
French film director Allégret | 32 |
First name in medieval traveling | 32 |
Factor of Einstein's formula | 32 |
Fighters for Kenyan independence | 32 |
Former name of Universal Studios | 32 |
Fibber with an overfilled closet | 32 |
Fare that's filled and baked | 32 |
Feline's "feed me" | 32 |
France's Belle-ÃŽle-en-___ | 32 |
Fine kettle of fish, so to speak | 32 |
Fairy tale coachmen, at midnight | 32 |
First name in colonial courtship | 32 |
French number with three 0's | 32 |
Flash Gordon's merciless foe | 32 |
Former space shuttle destination | 32 |
Feature of a Friars Club meeting | 32 |
Flower girl's courtesy title | 32 |