| Florida's ___ Island | 24 |
| Florida's ___ Peninsula | 27 |
| Florida's ___ Sound | 23 |
| Florida's ___ Trail | 23 |
| Florida's _____ Beach | 25 |
| Floridian's dessert? | 24 |
| Florist's accessory | 23 |
| Florist's bet: 1914 | 23 |
| Florist's concern? | 22 |
| Florist's container | 23 |
| Florist's creation | 22 |
| Florist's flourishes | 24 |
| Florist's inventory | 23 |
| Florist's offering | 22 |
| Florist's supplier | 22 |
| Florist's vehicle, often | 28 |
| Florists' containers | 24 |
| Florists' cuttings | 22 |
| Florists' offerings | 23 |
| Florists' supplies | 22 |
| Flossing advocacy grp. | 22 |
| Flossing-endorsing org. | 23 |
| Flotsam on the Mississippi? | 27 |
| Flotsam's counterpart | 25 |
| Flounce in a showy way | 22 |
| Flounder through the mud | 24 |
| Flounder through water | 22 |
| Flounder's relative | 23 |
| Flour or pepper follower | 24 |
| Flour or sugar container | 24 |
| Flour sack infiltrators | 23 |
| Flour sometimes used in naan | 28 |
| Flour, sugar or salt, e.g. | 26 |
| Flour-and-fat sauce thickener | 29 |
| Flour-producing factory | 23 |
| Floured and sauteed in butter | 29 |
| Flourishing, in Florida? | 24 |
| Flout the pecking order? | 24 |
| Flout the Volstead Act | 22 |
| Flouted the limit, in a way | 27 |
| Flouting the Commandments | 25 |
| Flow back, as the tide | 22 |
| Flow from some fountains | 24 |
| Flow gently sweet ______ | 24 |
| Flow gradually through cracks | 29 |
| Flow like mud or molasses | 25 |
| Flow out, as from a source | 26 |
| Flow restricting device | 23 |
| Flow through a crevice | 22 |
| Flow through a membrane | 23 |
| Flow's counterpart | 22 |
| Flow, as fountain water | 23 |
| Flow; current: Comb. form | 25 |
| Flowed back, as the tide | 24 |
| Flower called innocence | 23 |
| Flower child's catchword | 28 |
| Flower child's mantra | 25 |
| Flower displayed at Christmas | 29 |
| Flower for one's honey | 26 |
| Flower from the Argonne | 23 |
| Flower from the French Alps | 27 |
| Flower from the violet family | 29 |
| Flower from the Vosges | 22 |
| Flower garden favorite | 22 |
| Flower girl's path | 22 |
| Flower girl's scatterings | 29 |
| Flower girl, sometimes | 22 |
| Flower growing specialist | 25 |
| Flower grown by the Aztecs | 26 |
| Flower in a Noyes poem | 22 |
| Flower in a pocketful? | 22 |
| Flower in a Poison ballad | 25 |
| Flower in a Portland nickname | 29 |
| Flower in a Texas tune | 22 |
| Flower in a van Gogh painting | 29 |
| Flower in a Walt Whitman poem | 29 |
| Flower in Chinese embroidery | 28 |
| Flower in the olive family | 26 |
| Flower into the Aegean | 22 |
| Flower named for a Jesuit | 25 |
| Flower named for a turban | 25 |
| Flower named for its scent | 26 |
| Flower named for its smell | 26 |
| Flower native to China | 22 |
| Flower of a Western state | 25 |
| Flower of buttercup family | 26 |
| Flower of Chinese origin | 24 |
| Flower of La. or Miss. | 22 |
| Flower of one's eye? | 24 |
| Flower of the primrose family | 29 |
| Flower on a French shield | 25 |
| Flower on some coats of arms | 28 |
| Flower or lap dog, for short | 28 |
| Flower or part of the eye | 25 |
| Flower or river follower | 24 |
| Flower painted by Van Gogh | 26 |
| Flower part in a sachet | 23 |
| Flower part made up of sepals | 29 |
| Flower petals, collectively | 27 |
| Flower retailers' grp. | 26 |