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Fabric like velvet but stretchy: velour
Fabric that has been sprayed and stiffened: starched
Fabric with linseed, now plastic, as table cover: oilcloth pig latin
Fabric you can see through: chiffon
Face disappears behind hands in this child's game: peekaboo
Face photo, especially a police profile: mugshot
Facebook COO, Sheryl __: sandberg
Facial __, better known as Kleenex: tissue
Facial air spaces can cause congestion, headaches: sinuses
Facial expression created with computer keyboard: emoticon
Facial feature that is arched: eyebrow
Facial hair that extends below the ears: sideburns
Faculty to encode, store and retrieve information: memory
Fahrenheit 451, by Ray __: bradbury
Fair exchange is __: no robbery
Fairy tale character with long hair: rapunzel
Fake ducks on a pond: decoys
Fake treatment for a me
Fake treatment for a medical issue: placebo
Fall back into bad ways: relapse
Fall in prices of goods and services: deflation
Fall through the __: cracks
Falling as freezing rain: sleeting
Falling prices: deflation
False, absurd representation; parody: travesty
Famed as the rock and roll capital of the world: cleveland
Family name of Pakistanis Zulfikar and Benazir: bhutto
Family of 210 flowering plants: magnolia
Family of Austrian singers in a movie: von trapp
Family of comedian brothers, Damon, Keenan: wayans
Family of insects that feeds on plants: aphids
Family of mammals with pouches: marsupial
Family of Singers, Donnie and Marie: osmond
Family originators of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu: gracie
Family that adopted Princess Leia in Star Wars: organa
Family, High School anniversary get together: reunion
Famous 1969 US music and art festival: woodstock
Famous abstract expressionist, Jackson __: pollock
Famous back and forth paddles and ball console: atari pong
Famous baseball bat from Louisville: slugger
Famous British-American band, __ Mac: fleetwood
Famous cave paintings in southwestern France: lascaux
Famous centaur in Greek mythology: chiron
Famous channel separates UK and France: english
Famous composer honored annually in Salzburg: mozart
Famous for unintentional (or not) word plays: spooner
Famous for writing speeches in Rome: cicero
Famous Gaul that resists Roman invasions: asterix
Famous German fighter pilot called "Ace of Aces": red baron
Famous get-out-of-trouble knife: swiss army
Famous gladiator: spartacus
Famous Italian hazelnut spread: nutella
Famous NYC planetarium: hayden
Famous racing family started with Mario: andretti
Famous recording studio located in London: abbey road
Famous scientist who formulated the laws of motion: newton
Famous sitcom with funny lead lady, Cuban husband: i love lucy
Famous song by Paul McCartney: " __ Oratorio": liverpool
Famous Spanish tennis player, __ Nadal: rafael
Famous tile word game: scrabble
Famous undersea explorer succeded by his son: cousteau
Famous US musician author of "Blowin' in the Wind": bob dylan
Famous WWII tank: sherman
Famous Yankee nicknamed The Bambino: babe ruth
Fan that converts rotational motion into thrust: propeller
Fan worms strain water through their __: tentacles
Fancied up, dressed for show: prinked
Fancy handbag, especially one with a drawstring: reticule
FAQ: Frequently Asked __: questions
Far Cry __, a video game set in the Stone Age: primal
Far flung weapon from Ancient Greece: catapult
Far from close or near: distant
Farewell: goodbye
Fargo actress and Joel Coen wife, Frances __: mcdormand
Fargo and Burn After Reading actress, __ McDormand: frances
Farmhouse, barn and other buildings: homestead
Farrelly Brothers 90s bowling comedy: kingpin
Farthest planet from the Sun: neptune
Fascist Roman Catholic wartime militia in Croatia: ustase
Fashion brand associated with tennis, gator logo: lacoste
Fashion choice displayed on your head: hairstyle
Fashion Designer: anne klein
Fashion style, baggy clothes for women: boyfriend
Fashionable, made to measure apparel: couture
Fashionably French: en vogue
Fast car designed for a type of race: dragster
Fast learners are quick on the __: uptake
Fast-paced British car show full of stunts: top gear
Fast-paced; e.g. a bullet train: high speed
Fastening, securing, joining together: binding
Fastest land animal: cheetah
Fat Tuesday to start the time before Lent: mardigras
Fateful lovers, Francesca da Rimini and Paolo __: malatesta
Father of Angelina Jolie, Jon __: voight
Father of capitalism published book in 1776: adam smith
Father of English literature, Canterbury Tales: chaucer
Father of genetics: mendel
Father of microbiology: pasteur
Father of modern physics and science: galileo
Father of the study of groups of people: durkheim
Father of the theory of relativity: einstein
Father of your mom or dad: grandpa
Fatigue and other symptoms from air travel: jetlag
Fatty acid used in soaps: stearic
Fatty portion of milk: butterfat
Fatty, tasty British cheese: cheddar
Faulkner's novel set in the 1930s: Light in __: august
Favorite green leaf of certain fictional sailor: spinach
Favorite kid's pet, often meets demise in toilet: goldfish
Faye __, Broadway star who played Bonnie on screen: dunaway
FBI: Federal __ of Investigation: bureau
FDR's chats to a weary nation: fireside
Fear of __ and children is called pedophobia: babies
Fear of __ in public is glossophobia: speaking
Fear Of __ Out: missing
Fear of animals, especially all in one place: zoophobia
Fear of animals: zoophobia
Fear of anything new: neophobia
Fear of good news: euphobia
Fear of poison: iophobia
Fear of your home: ecophobia
Feast of the Seven __: fishes
Feast, banquet, spread, regale: dinner
Feathered serpent deity worshipped by the Mayans: kukulkan
Feature for comfort, pleasure, convenience: amenity
Featuring glamour and vitality: pizzazzy
Fee paid in advance: retainer
Feeds himself in a library: bookworm
Feeds on decaying flesh: scavenger
Feel unhappy about someone's actions: resent
Feelgood hormone found in muscle cells: irisin
Feeling after big meal, during menstruation: bloated
Feeling cold, shivering, usually with a fever: chills
Feeling deeply guilty, embarrassed, regretful: ashamed
Feeling of being unhappy: sadness
Feeling of compassion or pity for someone: sympathy
Feeling of impending doom: dreading
Feeling of intense joy and delight: euphoria
Feeling of joy, sorrow, fear, hate, or love: emotion
Feeling of regret or guilt: remorse
Feeling of resentment, anger, offense: dudgeon
Feeling of serenity, calmness: composed
Feeling trendy? Jump on this: bandwagon
Feeling when all hope is lost: despair
Feline anti-hero associated with Batman: catwoman
Feline singer now known as Yusuf Islam: stevens
Feline stimulant: catnip
Felix __ , animated series about a black feline: the cat
Fellini's Italian movie, mythical tales set in Rome: satyricon
Fellow feeling: empathy
Felt weak suddenly, lost consciousness: fainted
Female Collie has been in film, TV and radio: lassie
Female cone shaped hairstyle aka B-52: beehive
Female counterpart to Egyptian sun god: raet tawy
Female country star with TV sitcom: mcentire
Female demon slept with unconscious men: succubus
Female emperor, head of a country or empire: empress
Female English fossil finder Mary: anning
Female face paint: makeup
Female god: goddess
Female Islamic spiritual leader: pirani
Female lead of The Sopranos, Nurse Jackie: edie falco
Female leader of Germany in 2015: merkel
Female mythological creature, Medusa: gorgon
Female opossums have 13 __: nipples
Female parent, not biological: stepmom
Female parent: mother
Female patron of musicians: st cecilia
Female patron of young girls and chastity: st agnes
Female president of the Philippines: aquino
Female sibling: sister
Female spirit of death in Irish mythology: banshee
Female water sprites unfriendly to people: nixies
Female western, Annie Oakley was one: cowgirl
Female Wiccan role, can develop into "high": priestess
Female with child; expectant: pregnant
Female with the body of a bird in Russian folklore: alkonost
Female, male, or other: gender
Feminine courtesy title: madame
Feminist magazine founded by Rosie Boycott et al: spare rib
Femme __, a seductive woman: fatale
Fencing term; acknowledge another's point: touche
Fenimore Cooper novel about the last of this tribe: mohicans
Ferdinand and Imelda, Filipino dictators: marcos
Ferdinand Marcos' shoe loving widow: imelda
Fermented chewy bread: sourdough
Fermented dough used for a new batch: leaven
Fermented milk, tangy, often served with fruit: yogurt
Fermented milk, thick liquid consistency: polar front
Fernando __, Portuguese poet, had many identities: pessoa
Fertile __, start of civilization in Middle East: crescent
Festival marking the beginning of Lent in Italy: carnevale
Festive scene encased in liquid-filled dome: snow globe
Feta cheese is used in salads from this country: greece
Fettuccine is often covered by this white sauce: alfredo
Feverish condition: pyrexia
Fiber crop that is extremely healthy: flaxseed
Fiber is the part of food that cannot be __: digested
Fibers that carry messages to the brain: nerves
Fiction or drama with high degree of suspense: thriller
Fiction work that doesn't follow the normal rules: antinovel
Fictional Brit spy better known by three digits: james bond
Fictional character played by Bob Denver on TV: gilligan
Fictional character whose nose grows when he lies: pinocchio
Fictional kingdom in Central Europe: ruritania
Fictional monster that resembles a giant gorilla: king kong
Fictional planet of Masters of the Universe: eternia
Fictional race of human-like brutes: yahoos
Fictional town setting for One Life to Live: llanview
Fictitious giant animal or plant, good or evil: monster
Field about action of force on bodies: mechanics
Field and __, outdoors magazine: stream
Field covers what leads to human reproduction: sexology
Field discusses sanitation, health: hygienics
Field focuses on mummies: momilogy
Field focuses on old age: gerocomy
Field that covers man’s need for personal space: proxemics
Fiery feeling in the chest; gastric reflux: heartburn
Fiery mass that enter's Earth's atmosphere: meteor
Fiery Spanish opera by Bizet: carmen
Fiesty son of strict father, 1931 pre code film: skippy
Fifth __, a secret and subversive group in wartime: column
Fifty __ of Grey: shades
Fifty minus thirty eight: twelve
Figaro is a barber in this city in the opera: seville
Fight, row, bicker: squabble
Fighter in an irregular war; Spanish origin: guerrilla
Fighting tool to defend blows: shield
Figurative Colombian artist, __ Fischer: alejandro
Figure of enlightenment in ancient Indian religion: buddha
Figure of speech, eg apple of my eye, raining men: metaphor
Figure of speech; symbolic, not literal: metaphor
Figure skating move named after Swedish skater: salchow
Figure skating Olympic medalist Tara __: lipinski
Figure who brings good dreams through magical sand: sandman
Figures that wobble but don't fall down: weebles
Fiji is an __ nation: island
File hosting service: dropbox
Filled into poultry before cooking: stuffing
Filled with vengeance because of anger: wrathful
Filling a turkey with chestnuts and breadcrumbs: stuffing
Film about a suicidal babysitter awarded in 2012: curfew frying pans
Film and radio actor, Citizen Kane, Orson __: welles
Film by Joe Wright based on a novel by Ian McEwan: atonement
Film depicting blue humanoids living in Pandora: avatar
Film musical that featured Don't Rain on My Parade: funny girl
Film starred by Liza Minnelli: cabaret
Film starring Robert DeNiro and Sharon Stone: casino
Film studio complex in Rome founded by Mussolini: cinecitta
Film with guns, explosions, suspense and mystery: thriller
Films: movies
Filter-feeder system inside certain types of whale: baleen
Final performance of proverbial bird: swan song
Financial institute's promise, 7th century China: banknote
Financial rescue, ie government to banks: bailout
Financial situations of regions: economies
Financial years are divided by these: quarters
Finding the sum of two numbers: adding
Fine grit tool used to fix chipped nails: nailfile
Fine mesh sieve; means "Chinese" in French: chinois
Fine spray or mist, hair spray, odor spray: aerosol
Fine, crisp, luxurious silky fabric for dresses: taffeta
Finely ground sugar, confectioners: powdered
Finger known as "the bird": middle
Finnish capital and 1952 Olympics host city: helsinki
Finnish capital with high standard of living: helsinki
Fire-__ toads have bright red spotted stomachs: bellied
Fire__, puts out flames: fighter
Fired actor who played politician Frank Underwood: spacey
Firefox was developed by this company: mozilla
First act of offense, to attack first: aggress
First African American Supreme Court Justice: marshall
First African Nobel Peace Prize winner, Albert __: lutuli
First book of the bible; Phil Collins' band: genesis
First brand to develop a smartwatch: pebble
First chemical element of group 6: chromium
First commercial __ generator was invented in 1873: electric
First commercial computer with GUI: apple lisa
First commercial video game console for home use: odyssey
First computer, invented by Tommy Flowers: colossus
First constitution, The __ of Confederation: articles
First course, "before food" in Italian: antipasto
First discovered at Mount Vesuvius: idocrase
First engine-powered __ were introduced in 1868: tractors
First English settlement in North America: jamestown
First European explorer to cross the Pacific: magellan
First European nation to have an elected president: france
First female Secretary of State: albright
First female, Jewish Supreme Court Justice: ginsburg
First home computer developed in America: altair
First host of Beat the Clock, Bud __: collyer
First Kid in 1996 starred comedian __: sinbad
First King of England to go on a Crusade: richard
First Latin American pope: francis
First lunar phase: new moon
First major holiday after Lent: easter
First man on Mt. Everest's peak, Edmund __ Kiwi: hillary
First man on the moon, Neil __: armstrong
First man to go on both North and South Poles: amundsen
First man to walk on the moon: armstrong
First man-made plastic invented in 1862: parkesine
First mass market touchscreen cell phone: iphone
First muscle of the digestive system: tongue
First name of American President with wooden teeth: george
First name of prodigious composer: wolfgang
First name of the most famous psychoanalyst: sigmund
First of these lights in 4th century Syria: street
First of three sports in a triathlon competition: swimming
First operational nuclear-powered submarine: nautilus
First page of a site online: homepage
First part of the small intestine: duodenum
First planet to be identified with a telescope: uranus
First popular web browser in 1993: mosaic
First probe to orbit Saturn: cassini
First probe to visit Mercury: mariner
First public performance: premiere
First recorded Arctic explorers: vikings
First screen with top level choices: main menu
First sequel to win an Oscar for Best Picture: godfather
First state to ratify constitution: delaware
First successful gas __ was invented in 1903: turbine
First to make mainland America landfall in 1497: john cabot
First transatlantic solo flyer, Charles __, Jr.: lindbergh
First treaty to divide the Carolingian Empire: verdun
First Triumvirate member with Pompey and Caesar: crassus
First urban civilization in modern day Iraq: sumerian
First vessel to reach the bottom of Challenger Deep: trieste
First year of high school or college: freshman
Fish able to puff itself up with air to look large: blowfish
Fish also known as sea needle: garfish
Fish best known for its spawning practice: salmon
Fish eggs: caviar
Fish famous for leaping spawning ritual: salmon
Fish in N. Atlantic ocean; black lateral line: haddock
Fish in North America, like a small shad: alewife
Fish live in schools in Pacific and Atlantic: herring
Fish out __, in unfamiliar surroundings: of water
Fish out of water TV show, Northern __: exposure
Fish sauce; raw meat dish: tartar
Fish that blows up when threatened: puffer
Fish that gave birth to the stars in M�ori folklore: ikaroa
Fish that leaps above the surface of the water: skipjack
Fish that supports the Earth in Arabian mythology: bahamut
Fish with long, needle teeth, huge fish: viperfish
Fisherman: angler
Fit for kneeling on: hassock
Fitzgerald's rag to riches title character: gatsby
Five __ of Grief, aka Kubler Ross Model: stages
Five pennies, half a dime, Jefferson's side view: nickel
Five robots combined in the Power Rangers series: megazord
Five-__ Discount, aka stealing: finger
Five-lined stanza: quintain
Fixed, repaired: mended
Flag-waving communist followers of Chairman Mao: red army
Flakey small bread eaten with gravy: biscuit
Flaky, Mid East pastry with ground nuts and sugar: baklava
Flaky, twisted French bread: croissant
Flash __ was invented circa 1980 by Toshiba: memory
Flash memory gadget: usb drive
Flat bottomed container in a lab: beaker
Flat bread used to wrap tacos: tortilla
Flat feet have an __ of an arch in the sole: absence
Flat stands behind window, door in the set: backing
Flat woolen caps with stalks worn by the French: berets
Flat, long-tailed sea creature kids love to pet: stingray
Flatfish mainly eaten on Catholic holy days: halibut
Flatfish, righteye flounder: halibut
Flattening, removing wrinkles from clothes: ironing
Flavored Brit girls smash hit: wannabe
Flavoring for a satay dipping sauce: peanut
Flavorless food that makes up jello: gelatin
Flawless: perfect
Flea __, a popular bazaar aka swap meet: market
Fleet of warships: armada
Flexible athlete: gymnast
Flexible tissue found inside bones: marrow
Flight __, videogame about flying aircrafts: simulator
Flight __; invented in Canada for pilot training: simulator
Flight attendants who look after passengers' needs: cabin crew
Flight recorder on planes that is actually orange: black box
Flight routes that cover the least distance: short haul
Flights to and from places in the same country: domestic
Flirtatious glance: oeillade
Floated with a current: drifted
Floaters are __ spots in your vision: blurry
Floating organism, whales feed on millions a day: plankton
Florida bay discovered by Ponce de León in 1513: biscayne
Florida hockey team founded in 1993: panthers
Florida State __ play at Bobby Bowden Field: seminoles
Florida tribe expelled to Florida Everglades: seminole
Flower of the primrose family: fuchsia
Flower with orange, yellow petals; calendula: marigold
Flowering part of a plant, when open: blossom
Flowers naturally associated with the Netherlands: tulips
Fluffy cream, tops ice cream sundae: whipped
Fluffy rectangles that hang in the bathroom: towels
Fluffy white material also called nitrocellulose: guncotton
Fluffy, dry creature in Gremlins: mogwai
Flyer who assesses performance of new aircraft: test pilot
Flying __, the B-17's nickname: fortress
Flying military branch: air force
Flying reindeer with crimson colored nose: rudolph
FM radio was patented by Edwin __ in 1933: armstrong
Foaming while boiling: seethe
Folding fan knife with two handles aka balisong: butterfly
Folding of a vehicle towing a trailer: jack knife
Folding table for tube watching: tv tray
Foliage: leaves
Folk instrument; smaller guitar: dulcimer
Folk music entertainment in a countryside building: barn dance
Folkloric Bigfoot of the Northwestern Pacific coast: sasquatch
Follow the yellow __: brick road
Followers of the Church of England: anglicans peninsula
Followers of the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama: buddhists
Following cultural norms; conservative: orthodox
FOMO, Fear of __ Out, marketing tool: missing
FOMO: Fear Of __ Out: missing
Fond of playing on words: punster
Fondness or love: affection
Foo __, Dave Grohl formed this band after Nirvana: fighters
Food __, an electric kitchen appliance: processor
Food can only be tasted with this: saliva
Food chain, the house of this breakfast item: waffle
Food closet: pantry
Food commonly consumed by movie goers: popcorn
Food eaten to finish a meal, usually sweet: dessert
Food made from cacao seeds: chocolate
Food or drink served before a meal: appetizer
Food related; sort of gore, harpoon or jab: skewer
Food stabilizer from African tree sap: gum arabic
Food, beverage decoration: garnish
Food, liquor served flaming: flambe
Foot bench; Turkish Empire: ottoman
football favorite tune, Hang on __: sloopy
Football field marked by each yard: gridiron
Football league intended for young children: pee wee
Football player that receives kickoffs: returner
Football score used to be worth five points: field goal
Football unit who moves the ball down the field: offense
Footwear for keeping tootsies toasty at night: bedsocks
For __, acorns protect against lightning: vikings
For a reason, to do something due to something else: because
For a short period of time: briefly
For some he was the one who invented the plane: dumont
For those passionate about archery: toxophily
For wiping your feet on upon entering a house: doormat
Forage fish mostly belonging the Clupeidae family: herring
Force __, clause meaning "superior force": majeure
Force applied to an object: pressure
Force that holds us down on Earth: gravity
Force that prevents us from floating into space: gravity
Forced bets by player to left of dealer in poker: blinds
Forced out, removed, turfed out: ejected
Forced withdrawal of a military force: retreat
Forceful two point shot in basketball: slam dunk
Foreign born singer who had a No. 1 smash "SOS": rihanna
Forest site of historic Germans vs. Romans battle: teutoburg
Forest__, stars in The Last King of Scotland: whitaker
Forever: always
Fork makes twirling this pasta easier: spaghetti
Fork-like spear, popular gum brand: trident
Form of address, "my lord": monsignor
Form of baseball played with a larger ball: softball
Formal agreement to stop fighting: armistice
Formal communications between governments: diplomacy
Formal exposition, dissertation: treatise
Formal garden of symmetrical box hedges: parterre
Formal legal document that supports a claim: complaint
Formal name for doctor: physician
Formal name for jaw bone: mandible
Formal name for the white crown of Upper Egypt: hedjet
Formal name for veterinary surgery: zoiatrics
Formal order, judicial order: decree
Formal word for illness, discomfort: malaise
Formal word for the term pirate: buccaneer
Formation where water spills over an edge: waterfall
Formed, delineated: shaped
Former American Idol host, Ryan __: seacrest
Former American statesman killed by Aaron Burr: hamilton
Former Argentine president, Evita's husband: juan peron Re"
Former city of the Indianapolis Colts: baltimore
Former currency of Portugal: escudo
Former currency of Spain: peseta
Former French president with Dutch-sounding name: hollande
Former Governor of Texas, Ann __: richards
Former heavyweight boxing champ Sonny __: liston
Former home of Elvis in Tennessee: graceland
Former lead singer of Chicago, Peter __: cetera
Former name for Iran: persia
Former name for potassium, used in fertilizers: potash
Former name of Chennai and a lightweight fabric: madras
Former name of Tuvalu island in Polynesia: ellice
Former New York Yankees baseball player: lou gehrig
Former NSync member, __ Timberlake: justin
Former president Obama's wife: michelle
Former rebel who became Zimbabwe's head of state: mugabe
Former Soviet country; all children play chess: armenia
Former swimmer and nine-time Olympic champion: mark spitz
Former US host of Whose Line Is It Anyway?: drew carey
Formerly in Prussia, gained independence after WWI: poland
Formerly under Iron Curtain, Sofia is its capital: bulgaria
Formerly, a Venetian nobleman: magnifico
Formidable late French general: de gaulle S
Forming or entertaining thoughts or images: ideation
Forms northern part of the Aegean Sea: thracian
Forrest's shrimping boat company: bubba gump
Fort __, New Mexico: where Billy the Kid was shot: sumner
Fortified tower, small fortress, citadel: bastille
Fortress of __, Superman's place of solace: solitude
Forza Motorsport 6 is a __ video game: racing
Foul, disgusting: cruddy
Foul-ups: snafus
Found at the back, steers a ship, submarine: rudder
Found at the rear of an automobile: tail light
Found in milk and cheeses, helps bones grow: calcium
Found in the middle of pigs' faces: snouts
Found mostly between Mars and Jupiter: asteroids
Found on top of spaghetti, inside sub sandwiches: meatball
Founder and CEO of Amazon: jeff bezos
Founder of Friars Preachers, patron of astronomers: st dominic
Founder of SpaceX: elon musk
Founder of the German Empire, Otto von __: bismarck
Founder, leader of a sect in Indian religions: acharya
Founding Father reference refers to signature: hancock
Founding Father whose son was also a president: john adams
Founding member of The Eagles band: glenn frey
Four __ and a Funeral, a British comedy: weddings
Four __, hotel chain for summer, spring...: seasons
Four __, messengers of the Apocalypse: horsemen
Four keys that cover all cardinal directions: arrows
Four periods of yearly weather changes: seasons
Four-__ engine was invented in 1876: stroke
Four-armed Hindu god of protection: vishnu
Four-sided shape, city gathering place: square
Fourth installment in the Mad Max film series: fury road
Fox Drama about a record label: empire
FOX series about hip hop artist and his kingdom: empire
Fractured into pieces: broken
France's tennis Grand Slam, Roland __: garros
Frances __, actress known for Fargo: mcdormand
Francesco __, Italian Baroque painter: albani
Frank Capra's uplifting film, It's a __ Life: wonderful
Frankenweenie is a 2012 animated __ film: horror
Frankfurt __, busiest airport in Germany: am main
François __, Gargantua and Pantagruel writer: rabelais
Frasier Crane's assistant and radio producer: roz doyle
Fred Flintstone's best friend, Barney: rubble
Freddy __, long-fingered monster that haunts dreams: krueger
Frederic __, French poet with a windy surname: mistral
Free from commotion or tumult: tranquil
Free from doubt, sure, confident: certain
Free from war, strife, commotion, or violence: peaceful
Free reed windpipe instrument that has a keyboard: melo
Free, exaggerated and highly energetic street dance: krumping
Free-standing pavillion in parks and squares: gazebo
Freedom from danger or harm: safety
Freedom from vanity or boastfulness: modesty
French "Incredible Sulk" footballer, Nicolas __: anelka
French actor in Cyrano de Bergerac and Asterix: depardieu
French artist Auguste Rodin's specialty: sculpture
French artist, father of modern photography: daguerre
French bagpipes: musette
French brandy made from apples: calvados
French car brand whose badge features a lozenge: renault
French card game popular in casinos: baccarat
French cardinal, Louis XIII's chief minister: richelieu
French chemist, outlined the theory of combustion: lavoisier
French city, Maine-et-Loire dept head; maddening: angers
French city, sounds like a Greek mythical city: troyes
French cold egg sauce with mustard: gribiche
French contemporary of Pablo Picasso: matisse
French cooking term aka shishkebab: brochette
French dance featuring high kicks and splits: cancan
French delicacy meaning edible snail: escargot
French department and estuary, Bordeaux wine area: gironde
French dept in Occitanie, named after its river: aveyron
French director of L'Atalante who died at 29: jean vigo
French fashion company founded by Coco: chanel
French film festival gives away Golden Palms: cannes
French for good morning: bonjour
French for goodbye: au revoir
French for many or much, used with thank you: beaucoup
French form of the Ojibwa word "mishigamaa": michigan
French general of the US Revolutionary war: lafayette
French general, nicknamed the Little Corporal: napoleon
French high-end brand; No. 5: chanel
French inventor of the frameless parachute: garnerin
French kickboxing that allows shoes: savate
French multinational known for dairy products: danone
French National Day; medieval prison in Paris: bastille
French painter, Barbizon school: daubigny
French pastry cream sometimes mixed with fruit: chiboust
French philosopher who refused a Nobel prize: sartre frozen pond
French philosopher, mathematician: descartes
French PM whose name is linked to Frank Kellogg: briand
French Polynesian spot: tahiti
French port where the country's navy was scuttled: toulon
French president during the unrest of 1968: pompidou
French presidential palace: elysee
French producer born William Grigahcine: dj snake
French reformer of the 16th century, John __: calvin
French Resistance leader; Paris airport, de __: gaulle
French sauce with chopped tomatoes and lemon juice: vierge
French soup usually made with tomato and seafood: bisque
French Sun King with palace at Versailles: louis xiv
French sweet meringue-based confectionery: macaron
French sweet white wine: sauterne
French term for a medium-ish cooked steak: bien cuit
French term for a psychiatrist or psychologist: alienist
French term for dipping veg in boiling water: blanch
French term for served on ice: frappe
French term for thick sauce made from fruit: coulis
French term for wine steward or connoisseur: sommelier
French variety of "fire wine"; Cognac: brandy
French version of the Punch and Judy show: guignol
French winner of 1947 Nobel Literature prize: andre gide
French writer and famous practitioner of naturalism: emile zola
French-inspired Olympic sport requires a mask: fencing
French-speaking province of Canada: quebec
Frenchman who led the First Crusade, Peter the __: hermit
Frequent visitors: habitués
Fresh Prince who became a Man in Black: will smith
Freshwater fish, most commonly kept as pet: goldfish
Freshwater rhipidistian fish within Dipnoi class: lungfish
Freshwater river discharges into Lake Eyre: warburton
Frida Kahlo's husband, Diego __: rivera
Fried dough popular in Latin countries: churro
Friendly and easy to talk to: affable
Frigid, dairy mixed treat: milkshake
Frodo's last name: baggins
Frodo: hobbit
Frog, toad larval aka pollywog: tadpole
From Here to __, movie with Burt Lancaster: eternity
From one side to the opposite one: across
From right to left around the clock: counter
From the __ to the ridiculous: sublime
Frontier town of the Old West in Kansas: dodge city
Frosty's genus: snowman
Frothy underskirt goes under a dress: petticoat
Frozen dessert mixed with fruit juice, milk: sherbet
Frozen food made with sweetened and flavored cream: ice cream
Fructose occurs __ in fruits: naturally
Frugal with money: thrifty
Fruit __, colorful zebra-like chewing gum: stripe
Fruit __, fruit paste in fun, kid friendly form: rollups
Fruit and vegetables collectively: produce
Fruit associated with the State of Washington: apples
Fruit bats are also called __ foxes: flying
Fruit belong to rose family as do pears and plums: apples
Fruit cake from Milan, end of year festivities: panettone
Fruit name which combines a tree and another fruit: pineapple
Fruit preserved in sugar: sweetmeat
Fruit ready to be picked: mature
Fruit symbolises temptation in Christianity: apples
Fruit that looks like a very small orange: kumquat
Fruit used for salsas known as Mexican husk tomato: tomatillo
Fruit used to make sweet pies: blueberry
Fruit with a yellow peel that grows on trees: banana
Fruit with a yellow skin, resembles a small peach: apricot
Fruit with one seed native to Mexico: avocado
Fruit with the outer skin layer removed: peeled
Fruit you will madly fall in love with: passion
Fruit; staple in desserts; flavoring for drinks: raspberry
Fry's __ girlfriend Umbriel in Futurama: mermaid
Fry's college roommate on Futurama: monkey
Frying appliance uses hot air, not oil: air fryer
Fuel made from ethyl alcohol: ethanol
Full doctor's exam of a patient: physical
Full of feelings of jealousy: envious
Full of life, ready to be active: energetic
Full-contact combat sport, precursor of UFC: vale tudo
Full-time Buddhist, the "homeless one": anagarika
Fundraiser which involves exercising at steady pace: walkathon
Fungal disease of potatoes: blight
Fungus infection on these people's feet: athletes
Funnel-shaped item for storing grain or coal: hopper
Funniest Home __: videos
Furniture designed to hold a basin or a jug: washstand
Furniture for playing bridge: card table
Furniture holds your reading material: bookcase
Furniture with shelves used to store novels: bookcase
Future right to buy or sell security: option
CodyCross Answers for questions starting with Letter "F" for Android, iPhone, iPad, iPod.
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