| Fugitive saxophonist John, familiarly? |
38 |
| Factor in a hotel rating |
24 |
| Fridges, old-style |
18 |
| Flowing easily |
14 |
| French playwright in the Midwest? |
33 |
| Five-alarm chili component |
26 |
| Flying insect attracted to light |
32 |
| Fly, say? |
9 |
| Fox-hunt sites |
14 |
| Felt-topped table locale, perhaps |
33 |
| Frida"'s Alfred |
15 |
| Film knights |
12 |
| Film director's order |
21 |
| Flower people |
13 |
| Father ___, leper priest of Molokai |
35 |
| Forward, to ballerinas |
22 |
| Film from a Daniel Webster quote |
32 |
| Frequent surfer |
15 |
| Fuddy duddy's complaint |
23 |
| Famed Helen |
11 |
| From quite a while back |
23 |
| French President: 1974-81 |
25 |
| Fixture behind the bar |
22 |
| Famous criminal |
15 |
| First rap group on MTV |
22 |
| Frequent flower girl |
20 |
| Far From Heaven" director Todd |
30 |
| Free baseball view. |
19 |
| Female church worker |
20 |
| Fit for royalty |
15 |
| First rap group to appear on the cover of Rolling Stone |
55 |
| Future architect's plaything |
28 |
| Flew in from Miami Beach ___" (opening lyric to "Back in the U.S.S.R.") |
71 |
| From one side only, in law |
26 |
| Former consumer electronics company bought by Sony |
50 |
| First-column bingo number |
25 |
| Future mare |
11 |
| Funny response |
14 |
| Field trip vehicles |
19 |
| FDA-banned herbal supplement |
28 |
| Fireplace parts |
15 |
| Fort that's a vault |
19 |
| Food for parakeets |
18 |
| Family name in Scott's "The Monastery |
37 |
| Francs and beans? |
17 |
| Firenze flower |
14 |
| Franchise with stacks to sell |
29 |
| Finish anew |
11 |
| Fast sailing ships |
18 |
| False friend (Medical) |
22 |
| Fashion capital of Italy |
24 |
| Finally turns (to) |
18 |
| Flew united? |
12 |
| Fits together neatly |
20 |
| First name of Celine Dion's husband |
35 |
| Funny Franklin, e.g. |
20 |
| Future pyroclastic rock |
23 |
| Figure in a 50's scandal |
24 |
| Fox leader? |
11 |
| French wine-producing valley |
28 |
| Feel unloved, perhaps (8) |
25 |
| Franklin's opponent of 1936 |
27 |
| Fingerless gloves |
17 |
| Familiar headlines |
18 |
| French fried |
12 |
| First ___ ..." (Washington) |
27 |
| Fish eggs used in sushi |
23 |
| Family Guy" girl voiced by Mila Kunis |
37 |
| Film for which Jane Fonda won an Oscar |
38 |
| Fun run length |
14 |
| Financial hardship |
18 |
| Founder of California missions |
30 |
| Film in which Jane Fonda won an Oscar |
37 |
| French treaty city of 1802 |
26 |
| Fishing pole features |
21 |
| Ford driven by Ella Fitzgerald? |
31 |
| Feel indignation |
16 |
| Formally gives up |
17 |
| Fabric for casual pants |
23 |
| French sculptor: 1861–1944 |
28 |
| Fastener that's actually easy to pick up and carry? |
51 |
| Freedom from germs |
18 |
| Fishy stuff |
11 |
| French designer's inits. |
24 |
| Flexible part of a pet door |
27 |
| Formerly Ismet Paza |
19 |
| Fair" female |
12 |
| Florida county Miami-___ |
24 |
| Fugard play, with "A |
20 |
| First Earl of Leicester |
23 |
| Florida county renamed to include its largest city |
50 |
| Frenchman's world |
17 |
| First name of Stimpson J. Cat's pal |
35 |
| Flu vaccine opponent Bill |
25 |
| Freshener aroma |
15 |
| Famed Roman orator |
18 |
| Five diamonds, perhaps |
22 |
| Flower that's always moving |
27 |
| Fur fortune family |
18 |
| Friend of Françoise |
20 |