| Fine French brandy |
| Ideal example |
| Iron, for example |
| Foolishly rent Tampa's penthouses, for example (10) |
| A pair of cards reduced to a fine powder? |
| Celebrating the New Year in different time zones, for example |
| Fine distinction |
| Fine-feathered specimen |
| Bank job, for example |
| Sharply defined |
| Fine-grained, fertile loam |
| Fine Japanese porcelain |
| Singer who redefined double standards by recording both "Runaround Sue" and "The Wanderer" in 1961 |
| Apples and pears" for stairs, for example |
| Confined to one part of the body |
| Finely worked fabrics |
| Lump of cream, for example |
| Finely tempered sword |
| A lack of refinemenT |
| Like some fine wines and cheeses |
| Coupe or sedan, for example |
| Spray finely |
| The Olympics' interlocking rings, for example |
| A soldier's gear, for example |
| A Scottish loch, for example |
| A fine whine to go with one's seafood entree? |
| ____ bien" ("That's fine"): Sp. |
| Amelia Earhart flight starter, for example? |
| A gun ready to be fired, for example |
| A "fine" place? |