"F ---" : 6 answers – Crossword-Clue

__ __ flash (two words) __ 'n Bake (flavored coating for chicken) __ & Chandon (French bubbly manufacturer) __ alcohol: fusel oil component __ Arner Boyd, the first woman to fly over the North Pole __ break (Brit's intermission from work) __ Brown, the world's first "test tube baby" __ bug (insect featuring a regular pattern of ridges) __ camp (place for mobile homes) __ card (listing at a formal ball) __ cards (fad collectibles) __ clause (baseball rule challenged by Curt Flood in 1970) __ club (organization for actors) __ d'Or (Cannes Film Festival award) __ Dame (French cathedral) __ facie (obvious, in law) __ Faire (role-playing event) __ fallow (rust) __ Falls, Iowa __ Farms (Brooklyn dairy that introduced the milk bottle) __ Farragut, naval officer who said "Damn the torpedoes!" __ farther (stop) __ Fein (1920 foe of the Black and Tans) __ Ferry (site of John Brown's rebellion) __ fi (slang) __ fibrillation (heart problem) __ Field (Mets' ballpark) __ field (position played by Mantle, Mays and Snider) __ figure (person drawn with simple lines) __ film (Eastman invention) __ fire (ancient incendiary preparation) __ flask (container for storing hot or cold substances) __ fly (insect sometimes called "daddy longlegs") __ fly (pest of equines) __ Flyer (wagon brand) __ four (little cake) __ fun (noodle variety) __ Gay (famed B-29) __ Grounds (former home of the Yankees, Giants and Mets) __ Home (end-of-farming-season festival) __ Hunter, notable baseball free agent of 1974 __ Island (former immigration center) __ Jane Grey (Queen of England for nine days) __ Lee Gifford (former Philbin cohort) __ lick (sodium source for livestock) __ Line (fashionable Pennsylvania area) __ Line (fortification along the French-German border) __ Misérables (French novel of 1862) __ Moines, home of the Festival Park event center __ Nestlé, the formulator of Nestlé's Infant Milk Food __ of Chicago (world's largest food festival) __ oil (orange flower extract) __ ool for rowing __ piano (floor keyboard) __ Post, first pilot to fly solo around the world __ projector (patent of inventor Charles Francis Jenkins) __ pyrites (fool's gold) __ Queen (spring festival figure) __ ranch (camp for cowboy wannabes) __ School of Art, formerly directed by 39-Across __ song (final appearance) __ song (lament for a lost love) __ tea (formal reception, informally) __ the face (embarrassed) __ third (interval from A to C, e.g.) __ up (prevent from falling) __ Varner (Faulkner character) __ wind (ion stream from the sun) ___ Horse; or Live Free .. Die Hard star Justin ___ Trace (frontier trail) ___ -Aztecan (family of languages) ___ -Blo (fuse type) ___ -face (necking) ___ -Fella Records ___ -Flush (brand in the bathroom) ___ -for (neglected) ___ -Foy, Quebec ___ -free call ___ -Freez (ice cream shop chain) ___ -i-noor (famous diamond) ___ -Lay (food brand) ___ -Lay (snack food giant) ___ -Puf (facial sponge) ___ ? foot oil ___ "a Gift "(W.C. Fields film) ___ "Bad" Blake (Jeff Bridges's Oscar-winning role for "Crazy Heart") ___ "Fatha" Hines ___ "Fatty" Arbuckle ___ "Symphony No. 8 in E-flat Major" ___ & Company (firm founded in 1837) ___ & Ern (Kellogg's program where kids redeem coupons for prizes) ___ & Sons ("Six Feet Under" funeral home) ___ & Stucky Interiors (high-end furniture retailer) ___ & the Stooges (2010 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees) ___ & Young (Big Four accounting firm) ___ 1 (Me.-to-Fla. highway) ___ 1: first manned space mission carrying Yuri Gagarin ___ 10 (acne-fighting medicine) ___ 10 (first spacecraft to observe jupiter) ___ 131, LA 92 (2008 NBA Finals clinching score line) ___ 41 ("All Killer No Filler" band) ___ 500 (event for Al Unser) ___ 500 (famous race) ___ 500, annual list of the fastest-growing private companies ___ 9, first spacecraft to land softly on the moon ___ 9000, sci-fi computer ___ A (event at which a famous person might say hI) ___ a fall (courts danger) ___ a few (bend the elbow) ___ a fugitive (hides a perp) ___ a fuse (became irate) ___ a high note (finish well) ___ A.F.B., N.D. ___ Aarnio, innovative furniture designer ___ Abdul, former judge of 22-Across ___ about (had fondness for) ___ acid (fat compound) ___ acid (fat product) ___ acid (fat substance) ___ acid (food preservative) ___ acid (form of vitamin B) ___ acid (from apples, etc.) ___ acid (fuming liquid) ___ acid (old name for hydrochloric acid) ___ acid, found in apples ___ acid, from grapes ___ acid, used for synthetic resins ___ Act (law fighting organized crime) ___ admin (computer techie, for short) ___ Adul (F. Murray Abraham's "Homeland" character) ___ advantage (find handy) ___ Affair: 1798-1800 France/USA dispute ___ al-Fayed (friend of Diana) ___ al-Fayed, companion of Princess Diana ___ al-Fayed, friend of Princess Diana ___ Alexander (Hall-of-Fame pitcher) ___ Allen (furniture company) ___ Allen furniture stores ___ Allen, Food & Wine "Queer Eye" guy ___ alone (fly solo) ___ America / Final maneuver ___ Amiens (First Crusade preacher) ___ ammoniac (mineral found around volcanic vents) ___ an egg (fail publicly) ___ an egg (flopped on Broadway) ___ and 27-Down (for all time) ___ and cart (Cockney slang for "fart") ___ and far between ___ and hounds (outdoor game for kids) ___ and Jaron ("Crazy for This Girl" singers) ___ and Mary, former trio ___ and the Family Stone ___ and tired (fed up) ___ Antoinette (French queen) ___ apart (far from agreement) ___ Archibald ("Gossip Girl" role for Chace Crawford) ___ Arcs, French ski resort ___ Arden, Flash Gordon companion ___ Arens, former Israeli defense minister ___ armis (with force and arms) ___ around (fail to queue up) ___ around (football play) ___ artery (forearm part) ___ artery: forearm blood vessel ___ Arthur (British psych rock band named after a Pink Floyd member and a bad Herman Hesse pun) ___ artist (film crew member) ___ Artois, beer from Belgium ___ as (for example) ___ Atatürk, founder of modern Turkey ___ au vin (French rooster dish) ___ avis / Two- or four-seater, maybe ___ Award for the Short Story (annual literary prize) ___ Awards (annual prizes for African-American achievement) ___ Awards (pop culture ceremony in which the public votes for the winners) ___ away (faded out) ___ away (saves for later) ___ away from (avoid) ___ away from (avoiding) ___ away from (avoids) ___ away from (shunned) ___ away from (timidly avoiding) ___ away from (was timid) ___ Babilonia, figure-skating star ___ Bach ("Fanfare for the Common Cold" composer) ___ bag (prepare for a trip) ___ Baiul (figure skating gold medalist) ___ ball: rubber toy fad of the '80s ___ Balls (snack food with coconut and marshmallow) ___ Bank: fishing area off 11-Across ___ Bar (nutrition bar for women) ___ Barak, former Israeli P.M. ___ Barton (first Triple Crown winner) ___ Barton, first Triple Crown winner, 1919 ___ Bass Fishing: video game ___ bat for (support) ___ bat for (supports) ___ Bator, Far East city ___ Bay, former U.S. base in the Philippines ___ Bay, N.F.L. team ___ Beach (former home of Dodgertown)