| Frog call |
9 |
| Feature of many appliances |
26 |
| Famous comedy team. |
19 |
| Fancy boy |
9 |
| Figaro portrayer, e.g. |
22 |
| Flip in the water |
17 |
| Flowers that haven't opened yet |
31 |
| Founder of national French opera |
32 |
| Film in which Jay and Silent Bob debuted |
40 |
| Fabled city of wealth |
21 |
| Fixes deeply and firmly |
23 |
| First National League player to hit 500 home runs |
49 |
| Funny Groucho or Harpo |
22 |
| Fort ____, FL |
13 |
| French forest region that was the site of the final offensive of World War I |
76 |
| Fictional flier |
15 |
| Full of beans" or "in a pickle," e.g. |
37 |
| Friday, to Crusoe |
17 |
| Fabulous land |
13 |
| Feeling literal, the guy with the dead-end fast food job tattooed the word ___ |
78 |
| Forgive's companion |
19 |
| Form into a ball |
16 |
| Fit for tabloids |
16 |
| Frank Tuttle's "This Gun for ___ |
32 |
| Flower girl, at times |
21 |
| Farmer's prayer |
15 |
| Fred Mertz, notably |
19 |
| Full of school spirit |
21 |
| Flower's parting words |
22 |
| First Knight" star Richard |
26 |
| Finespun trap |
13 |
| Falls for it |
12 |
| First of a Kipling trio |
23 |
| Fixed a recording |
17 |
| Family females |
14 |
| Federal espionage organization: Abbr. |
37 |
| Famous partners. |
16 |
| From Korea or China |
19 |
| Feature of some '50s cars |
25 |
| Features in some rooms |
22 |
| First black poet to win a Pulitzer Prize |
40 |
| Famous shepherd |
15 |
| French saint who's an anagram of SNIDE |
38 |
| Fragrant blooms |
15 |
| Flat paving slab |
16 |
| Food critic Reichl |
18 |
| Follower or Lenin or Stalin |
27 |
| Feminine friend |
15 |
| Ferdinand III's daughter |
24 |
| French chef's cry |
17 |
| Fictional exec played by a real Hamm |
36 |
| Folder's minimum loss |
21 |
| Fights dirty, in a way |
22 |
| Fruity baked dessert |
20 |
| First name in childcare writing |
31 |
| Firecracker's report |
20 |
| Falco or Sedgwick |
17 |
| Film dubber's concern, for short |
32 |
| Fellow, in British slang |
24 |
| Frau Blücher staffmate, in a 1974 movie |
40 |
| Furniture unit with safety rails |
32 |
| F. Scott Fitzgerald title character, with "the |
46 |
| Fishbone "___ Monkey a Brain and He'll Swear He's the Center of the Universe |
76 |
| Form of yoga |
12 |
| Flandre friend |
14 |
| FedEx unit: Abbr. |
17 |
| Femme fatale of myths |
21 |
| Famous music exec Davis |
23 |
| Fitness advocacy grp. |
21 |
| Festival drag |
13 |
| First network letters? |
22 |
| Four winds are featured in it |
29 |
| Followers of John Wycliffe |
26 |
| Funt's candid device |
20 |
| Fine cloth of Bengal |
20 |
| Family war |
10 |
| Finisher for musket |
19 |
| Flowers for __": story from which the film "Charly" was adapted |
63 |
| First word in codes |
19 |
| Feud participant |
16 |
| French fashion icon |
19 |
| Four-time Grammy winner Lovett |
30 |
| Foul!" or "Fair! |
16 |
| Fish-tailed women |
17 |
| Foreign market, for short |
25 |
| Fashionable inits. |
18 |
| Fisherman's option |
18 |
| Figures in a classic logic problem |
34 |
| First book of the Bible |
23 |
| Founder of historical materialism |
33 |
| French urban network |
20 |
| Future blossoms |
15 |
| Frosh players |
13 |
| Feature of many miniseries |
26 |
| Famed love potion number |
24 |
| Former Army missiles |
20 |
| Fish-story tellers |
18 |
| Fighting Irish |
14 |
| French stage |
12 |
| Fictional spy ___ Helm |
22 |