Sitemap F 1801 - 1950
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___ fail (huge flop, in slang)
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Fail, humanly
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Fail ignominiously
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Fail in a crisis
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Fail in a hurry
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Fail in an attempt
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Fail in business
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Fail, in school
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Fail in the clutch
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___ Fail, Ireland's coronation stone
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___ Fáil (Ireland's palindromic coronation stone)
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___ Fail (Ireland's "Stone of Destiny")
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___ Fail (Irish coronation stone)
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___ Fail, Irish stone
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___ Fáil (Irish "Stone of Destiny")
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___ fail (major blunder, in modern slang)
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___ fail (major disaster, in modern slang)
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___ fail (major foul-up, in modern slang)
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___ fail (major screwup)
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Fail miserably
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Fail miserably after starting well
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Fail miserably at the box office
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Fail on a promise
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Fail on Broadway
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Fail" or "win" preceder
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___ Fáil (palindromic Irish stone)
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___ Fail (palindromic "Stone of Destiny")
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___ fail (really bad screwup)
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Fail-safe
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Fail, so to speak
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___ fail (something that bombs big-time)
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Fail spectacularly
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Fail spectacularly, like a skateboarder
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Fail suddenly, as a laptop
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Fail suddenly, like a computer program
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Fail suddenly, with "out
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Fail the polygraph
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Fail the sobriety test, in a way
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Fail to act quickly
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Fail to advance to a subsequent round
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Fail to ail
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Fail to allow
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Fail to attend
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Fail to be
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Fail to be honest
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Fail to be perfect
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Fail to be specific
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Fail to be truthful
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Fail to beat the heat
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Fail to break, as a curveball
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Fail to bring
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Fail to carry out a commitment
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Fail to catch
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Fail to catch, as a thrown ball
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Fail to clash
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Fail to clear, as a check
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Fail to come close
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Fail to connect
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Fail to connect with
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Fail to conquer
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Fail to coordinate your gift packaging?
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Fail to cut the mustard
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Fail to deliver
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Fail to do as promised
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Fail to draw an audience
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Fail to enlighten
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Fail to eschew edibles
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Fail to ever mention God in France?
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Fail to exist
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Fail to field a grounder
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Fail to finish school
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Fail to follow
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Fail to follow orders
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Fail to follow suit?
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Fail to follow suit (in Bridge)
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Fail to follow suit: Var.
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Fail to follow suit when required
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Fail to follow through
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Fail to follow through like a major leaguer
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Fail to forbid
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Fail to fulfil a promise
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Fail to fulfil an obligation
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Fail to get
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Fail to get a job done
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Fail to get a laugh despite your best efforts
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Fail to get a look
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Fail to get a passing grade
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Fail to get any better
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Fail to get caught
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Fail to get enough vitamin D, perhaps
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Fail to get in
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Fail to get laughs at The Improv
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Fail to give attention to
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Fail to go straight
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Fail to grant, in court
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Fail to hang onto
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Fail to harmonize
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Fail to heed the "Measure twice, cut once" adage
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Fail to hit
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Fail to hit a target
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Fail to hit it off
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Fail to hold
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Fail to hold on to
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Fail to hold onto
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Fail to hold up, as a bank
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Fail to impress
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Fail to include
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Fail to keep
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Fail to keep a promise
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Fail to keep a secret
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Fail to keep, as a promise
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Fail to keep it real
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Fail to keep one's emotions in check
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Fail to keep one's word
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Fail to keep pace
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Fail to keep tabs on
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Fail to keep track of
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Fail to keep up
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Fail to keep up the pace
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Fail to keep up with
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Fail to keep your word
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Fail to know the words, maybe
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Fail to maintain
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Fail to make
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Fail to make a decision
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Fail to make contact with
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Fail to make the big play
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Fail to match, as colors
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Fail to medal
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Fail to meet
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Fail to meet a goal
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Fail to meet expectations
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Fail to meet — girl
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Fail to mention
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Fail to mix with
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Fail to modulate
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Fail to notice
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Fail to notice or care for
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Fail to pass
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Fail to pass, as the sixth grade
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Fail to pay, as taxes
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Fail to pay the freight
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Fail to perceive
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Fail to perform
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Fail to persevere
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Fail to please
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Fail to prevail
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Fail to prevent
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Fail to pronounce