Crossword Clues Starting with F

“Facts and statistics collected for analysis”

DATA (4)

“Front of a building”

FACADE (6)

“Formula One event”

GRANDPRIX (9)

“Framework of government drafted for the new nation in 1787”

CONSTITUTION (12)

“Fully grown stage of an animal's life cycle”

ADULT (5)

“Feeling a bit timid or reserved”

SHY (3)

“Functional art made from fired clay”

POTTERY (7)

“First Filipino girl group to take the stage at the Empire Polo Club.”

BINI (4)

“Formal Spanish word for excuse me or sorry”

DISCULPE (8)

“Famous Tokyo locale where thousands gather for raucous viewing parties.”

UENO (4)

“French word for country or nation”

PAYS (4)

“Fungal power-up that provides a sudden growth spurt.”

MUSHROOM (8)

“Fertile desert area, such as the Fayyum depression.”

OASIS (5)

“First mortal woman, who opened a forbidden jar releasing evils”

PANDORA (7)

“Force that slows down moving surfaces rubbing together”

FRICTION (8)

“French word for beach”

PLAGE (5)

“Fans obsessively fill out this tree-like diagram in March.”

BRACKET (7)

“Feature to keep data consistent across devices”

SYNC (4)

“Flat-faced club essential for navigating the lightning-fast, undulating surfaces.”

PUTTER (6)

“French leader defeated at Waterloo”

NAPOLEON (8)

“Farm animal with a snout and curly tail”

PIG (3)

“Folded egg creation customized with various fillings.”

OMELET (6)

“First name of the Temperature artist who dominated the 2000s charts”

SEAN (4)

“Food made from flour and water”

BREAD (5)

“Facial covering worn by iconic killers like Michael Myers”

MASK (4)

“Force pushing on a surface, often from gas particles”

PRESSURE (8)

“Force produced by magnets that attracts or repels certain metals”

MAGNETISM (9)

“Fine mourn, perhaps, for wedge-shaped writing.”

CUNEIFORM (9)

“First name of the bald billionaire with a vendetta against aliens”

LEX (3)

“Fibrous tissue that connects a muscle to a bone”

TENDON (6)

“Fine material ejected during a volcanic eruption”

ASH (3)

“Furniture piece serving as a teacher's command center”

DESK (4)

“Flip a fraction upside down to find its ___”

RECIPROCAL (10)

“First name of the author behind 'Our Perfect Storm'”

CARLEY (6)

“Forward Koa who is a major name in the 2026 class”

PEAT (4)

“Fashion designer who introduced the little black dress”

COCO (4)

“Fired clay containers used for storage or cooking”

POTTERY (7)

“French phenom who dropped 41 points and 24 boards in a 2026 double-OT playoff win.”

WEMBANYAMA (10)

“Force that opposes the relative motion of two touching surfaces”

FRICTION (8)

“Flora Colossus who travels the galaxy with a raccoon”

GROOT (5)

“Female figures who choose which warriors die in battle”

VALKYRIE (8)

“Firearm innovator Samuel”

COLT (4)

“First name of the CEO who became the face of the organization”

SAM (3)

“First name of the 2025 Finals MVP hailing from Canada.”

SHAI (4)

“First showing, perhaps 'ere I'm prime.”

PREMIERE (8)

“French word for the moon”

LUNE (4)

“Flexible tissue that makes up a shark's entire skeleton”

CARTILAGE (9)

“Former students proudly wearing their alma mater's colors.”

ALUMNI (6)

“Figure pacing the sidelines with a clipboard in hand”

COACH (5)

“For by what are ye saved through faith”

GRACE (5)

“Flame carried to ignite the games”

TORCH (5)

“Formal assessment of knowledge”

EXAM (4)

“Flower with a yellow center and white petals”

DAISY (5)

“Feudal ruler or noble”

LORD (4)

“Fossilized tree resin often used in jewelry”

AMBER (5)

“First name of the actress voicing the fierce ruler of the Mushroom Kingdom.”

ANYA (4)

“Famous theater district in New York City”

BROADWAY (8)

“First name of the Chief Technology Officer Murati”

MIRA (4)

“Faster, optimized version of GPT-4.”

TURBO (5)

“Flat-topped landform with steep, rocky sides”

MESA (4)

“French word for water”

EAU (3)

“Fruit spread commonly used by Scandinavians on this holiday.”

JAM (3)

“Francis Ford, director of 'The Godfather'”

COPPOLA (7)

“First name of the animal behaviorist who trained a pack of deadly theropods”

OWEN (4)

“Fuzzy brown fruit with vibrant green flesh, originally known as the Chinese gooseberry.”

KIWI (4)

“French word for the spring season”

PRINTEMPS (9)

“Founder Ferrari's first name”

ENZO (4)

“First word of a famous High Valyrian saying”

VALAR (5)

“Fancy, traditional headwear showcased in festive processions”

BONNET (6)

“Filmmaker whose personal influence and artistic control are highly distinct”

AUTEUR (6)

“French verb meaning to work”

TRAVAILLER (10)

“Facial expression mentioned in her massive 2024 duet”

SMILE (5)

“Fluted, twisted pastry that sounds like it might be cruel”

CRULLER (7)

“First-year player”

ROOKIE (6)

“French word for the sun”

SOLEIL (6)

“Formal statement given by a witness under oath”

TESTIMONY (9)

“Five-time singles champion teaming up for doubles in London this year.”

VENUS (5)

“Folded street food staple enjoyed by the dozen.”

TACO (4)

“French legend who was both a player and manager”

ZIDANE (6)

“Filmmaker whose distinct personal influence shines through their work”

AUTEUR (6)

“Formal accusations made against a person”

CHARGES (7)

“Force that slows objects down when surfaces rub together”

FRICTION (8)

“French word for the color green”

VERT (4)

“Fancy term for a clear display cabinet”

VITRINE (7)

“Final, sexually mature stage of an organism's life cycle”

ADULT (5)

“French word for book”

LIVRE (5)

“Founder of a prominent educational foundation and widow of a sports legend.”

RACHEL (6)

“French painter famous for his series of water lilies”

MONET (5)

“Fish parts used as bait”

CHUM (4)

“French word for the sandy shore where open-air nighttime movies are shown”

PLAGE (5)

“Flat fish, often a 'ray' of light.”

RAY (3)

“Fast rhythmic music from the French Antilles often heard in New Orleans”

ZOUK (4)

“Flowerless plant with feathery green fronds”

FERN (4)

“Force applied to a machine to start the work”

INPUT (5)

“Florida space center where the 1981 liftoff took place.”

KENNEDY (7)

“French word for library, normally written with an accent”

BIBLIOTHEQUE (12)

“Fabric covered hair tie essential for a high ponytail”

SCRUNCHIE (9)

“Fermented paste that adds an unexpected umami depth to modern caramel bakes.”

MISO (4)

“First name of the lonely woman who picks up the grains in the church in a 1966 song.”

ELEANOR (7)

“French word for the color red”

ROUGE (5)

“Ford's moving creation, a true mobility marvel.”

AUTOMOBILE (10)

“French word for dog”

CHIEN (5)

“Fab Four whose names adorn the crucial data-carrying probes.”

BEATLES (7)

“Female entrant in the races.”

FILLY (5)

“Fruit-based frozen dessert made without dairy”

SORBET (6)

“Famous nickname for Zinedine Zidane”

ZIZOU (5)

“Footwear worn by professional athletes”

BOOT (4)

“Forest animal with antlers and a white tail”

DEER (4)

“Fresh fruity toppings like strawberries or blueberries.”

BERRIES (7)

“First or second part of the Falcon 9 stack”

STAGE (5)

“Fast-paced obstacle course competition”

AGILITY (7)

“Fundamental force attracting bodies with mass”

GRAVITY (7)

“Fictional urban center known as the City of Tomorrow”

METROPOLIS (10)

“First name of the shield-wielding hero seen holding a baby in the first teaser”

STEVE (5)

“Filmmaker behind "Goodfellas" and "The Departed"”

SCORSESE (8)

“Final passage that brings a piece to a formal close”

CODA (4)

“Flat-topped elevation found in a Colorado park's name.”

MESA (4)

“First showing, a mere rip-off could be staged.”

PREMIERE (8)

“Furniture used for sleeping”

BED (3)

“Frozen surface used for ice hockey”

RINK (4)

“From the streets of New York to the crown of the art world”

BASQUIAT (8)

“Fielder's trusty leather companion”

GLOVE (5)

“Fabric entry pass that attendees scan at the gates”

WRISTBAND (9)

“First demon and the final seal”

LILITH (6)

“Fashionable teen who navigates Bronson Alcott High with Cher”

DIONNE (6)

“Feeling a bit timid during the first few minutes”

SHY (3)

“Fruit tree often found in orchards”

APPLE (5)

“Fenix de los ingenios y autor de Fuenteovejuna”

LOPE (4)

“French word for newspaper”

JOURNAL (7)

“Frozen water found during Ben's polar trips”

ICE (3)

“Fruit split lengthwise to anchor a classic dessert”

BANANA (6)

“Fictional superstar with a geographical surname.”

MONTANA (7)

“Free promotional items handed out at booths”

SWAG (4)

“Force a machine produces after work is done”

OUTPUT (6)

“Fourth state of matter, often found in stars”

PLASMA (6)

“Formed by adding un and able to break, meaning not able to be broken”

UNBREAKABLE (11)

“Films that are frequently the subject of reviews”

MOVIES (6)

“French word for summer, normally written with an accent”

ETE (3)

“Former temple dedicated to Athena in Greece”

PARTHENON (9)

“Fertile spot in a desert”

OASIS (5)

“Flat-topped land, a late UP settlement”

PLATEAU (7)

“Flag-raising infraction for an eager attacker”

OFFSIDE (7)

“Famous theater named after a tragic acting family, or where you buy tickets.”

BOOTH (5)

“French word for the autumn season”

AUTOMNE (7)

“Footwear brand featuring a 'Disney Classic Characters Collection'.”

CROCS (5)

“First man on the moon”

ARMSTRONG (9)

“Flat representation of an area.”

MAP (3)

“Foreign word that translates to a fleeting floral phenomenon.”

SAKURA (6)

“Fixes errors, often autonomously now, thanks to digital brains.”

DEBUGS (6)

“French word for the winter season”

HIVER (5)

“Force you apply to a machine to get work done”

EFFORT (6)

“Figura de maxima autoridad en las comedias de honor”

REY (3)

“Famous composer who continued to write music after going deaf”

BEETHOVEN (9)

“Forearm bone that forms the point of the elbow”

ULNA (4)

“Famous German autumn festival held in Munich”

OKTOBERFEST (11)

“Flightless bird of the Southern Hemisphere”

PENGUIN (7)

“Flow of electric charge through a wire”

CURRENT (7)

“Figure admired for courage or noble qualities.”

HERO (4)

“Follower of a Bohemian reformer; sounds like a quiet sect.”

HUSSITE (7)

“First name of the host conducting the in-depth anniversary interview.”

ALEX (4)

“Flat round Italian bread topped with cheese and tomato”

PIZZA (5)

“French word for house”

MAISON (6)

“Famous distilled spirit from the region”

WHISKY (6)

“Footwear that covers the foot and the ankle”

BOOT (4)

“Flying insect with colorful wings that starts life as a caterpillar”

BUTTERFLY (9)

“Flavorful liquid soak that tenderizes meat before grilling”

MARINADE (8)

“Free promotional goodies handed out at industry presentations.”

SWAG (4)

“Face covering worn during the Venice Carnival”

MASK (4)

“Fill this up before hitting the open road.”

TANK (4)

“Fortunate quality proverbially assigned to the Irish”

LUCK (4)

“First name of the pioneering activist P. Johnson”

MARSHA (6)

“Flat drawing that shows Earth's surface or part of it”

MAP (3)

“Form of a number showing the value of each digit, as in ___ form”

EXPANDED (8)

“Floor-length formalwear expected at the event”

GOWN (4)

“Famous California desert event known for its flower crowns.”

COACHELLA (9)

“First name of the Thunder's superstar guard Gilgeous-Alexander.”

SHAI (4)

“Formed by adding il to legible, meaning too messy or unclear to read”

ILLEGIBLE (9)

“Flatbread often wrapped around savory West Indian curries”

ROTI (4)

“Fine sets, perhaps, for good health.”

FITNESS (7)

“French word for airport”

AEROPORT (8)

“Full-court defensive tactic”

PRESS (5)

“First half of the name of Herman Melville's elusive white whale.”

MOBY (4)

“First name of a certain mild-mannered reporter”

CLARK (5)

“Five interlocking symbols of the global movement”

RINGS (5)

“Fish eagle with a reversible toe for better gripping”

OSPREY (6)

“First showing, a primary event.”

PREMIERE (8)

“Free-spirited fashion aesthetic featuring crochet and flower crowns.”

BOHO (4)

“First name of Arrow McLaren fan-favorite O'Ward.”

PATO (4)

“Female nature spirit”

NYMPH (5)

“First name of the armored villain played by a familiar face”

VICTOR (6)

“Fairy tale moniker for a low-seeded team making an unexpected deep run.”

CINDERELLA (10)

“Force that pulls objects down toward the ground”

GRAVITY (7)

“Flexible format perfect for sandy hands”

PAPERBACK (9)

“Four-time world champion Sebastian”

VETTEL (6)

“Fluid that some sharks can supposedly detect a single drop of from miles away”

BLOOD (5)

“French microbiologist who made dairy safe to drink”

PASTEUR (7)

“French word for the color blue”

BLEU (4)

“Fake sword, gadget, or item handled by actors on set”

PROP (4)

“Flame carried at the opening ceremony”

TORCH (5)

“Fifth Avenue institution known for its grand steps”

MET (3)

“Folk-pop sensation Noah, closing out the 2026 weekend”

KAHAN (5)

“Force-sensitive apprentice to Din Djarin, returning to the big screen in May 2026.”

GROGU (5)

“Fan-shaped land formed where a river deposits sediment into the sea”

DELTA (5)

“Familiar nickname for the boy monarch of the 18th Dynasty.”

TUT (3)

“Foodie detective who idolizes his partner Peralta”

BOYLE (5)

“Flat, raised area of land with steep sides, like a tableland”

PLATEAU (7)

“Fierce Samoan enforcer in an unsanctioned war.”

FATU (4)

“Famous Egyptian queen”

CLEOPATRA (9)

“Fashion-obsessed doll who insists he's not a girl's toy.”

KEN (3)

“Famous first person shooter game set on a martian base”

DOOM (4)

“French verb meaning to study, normally written with an accent”

ETUDIER (7)

“French word for cat”

CHAT (4)

“Fire breathing beast with parts of lion goat and snake”

CHIMERA (7)

“Force of attraction between any two objects with mass”

GRAVITY (7)

“Fruit flavoring commonly found in celebratory soft drinks”

STRAWBERRY (10)

“Frosty start that warms up to a melting heart”

TSUNDERE (8)

“Freedom, the ideal American colonists were fighting for”

LIBERTY (7)

“Furniture designed for sitting”

CHAIR (5)

“Fencer's thrust”

LUNGE (5)

“Feeling or characterized by great anger.”

IRATE (5)

“Frozen plain where I turn bad, confused”

TUNDRA (6)

“Formed by adding im to possible, meaning not able to happen or be done”

IMPOSSIBLE (10)

“Floral headpiece that became a quintessential festival fashion staple”

CROWN (5)

“Fabric entry pass you're not supposed to take off all weekend”

WRISTBAND (9)

“French word for apple”

POMME (5)

“Falcon-headed god whose eye is a symbol of protection.”

HORUS (5)

“Full-length narrative work competing in the main selection”

FEATURE (7)

“Fictional spouse, what 'I' often 'fu' for a beloved character.”

WAIFU (5)

“Flat, portable computing device”

TABLET (6)

“First name of the gruff newspaper editor known for yelling Great Caesar's Ghost”

PERRY (5)

“Free basketball played when regulation ends in a tie.”

OVERTIME (8)

“Field of science responsible for pinpointing the exact minute of the equinox.”

ASTRONOMY (9)

“Front position on the starting grid”

POLE (4)

“Frying pan”

SKILLET (7)

“Fungi-headed character whose voice actor teased really deep cuts for the next movie.”

TOAD (4)

“Frequent collaborator with De Niro and DiCaprio”

SCORSESE (8)

“Frame of a Ferrari car”

CHASSIS (7)

“Futuristic family dog who famously runs on a suspended treadmill.”

ASTRO (5)

“Force pushing two like magnetic poles apart”

REPULSION (9)

“Funny situation, often with a laugh track.”

SITCOM (6)

“Fragrant evergreen used to make chests”

CEDAR (5)

“Fast food chain that falsely claimed to have purchased the Liberty Bell in 1996.”

TACO (4)

“Formed by adding re to state, meaning to say something again in different words”

RESTATE (7)

“Formed by adding pre to historic, meaning from the time before written history”

PREHISTORIC (11)

“French word for school, normally written with an accent”

ECOLE (5)

“Flow of electric charge”

CURRENT (7)

“First name of the armored antagonist played by a familiar face”

VICTOR (6)

“Faction that fought the Empire, celebrated globally on Star Wars Day.”

REBELLION (9)

“Fiber that sends messages between the brain and body”

NERVE (5)

“First name of the French champion honored by the botanical garden stadium court.”

SIMONNE (7)

“Famously resilient, hollowed-out tree that captured the internet's heart.”

STUMPY (6)

“Former Disney star who regularly joins Swift's famous squad.”

SELENA (6)

“Following closely behind for less drag”

SLIPSTREAM (10)

“Fabric you lay on while devouring a bestseller”

TOWEL (5)

“Formal agreement between states, a 'treat' for diplomacy.”

TREATY (6)

“First half of the name for the American Mark-3 titan”

GIPSY (5)

“French word for chair”

CHAISE (6)

“Forward whose primary role is to find the back of the net”

STRIKER (7)

“First half of a famous Incan citadel requiring guided tours”

MACHU (5)

“French word for family”

FAMILLE (7)

“Fielding restrictions apply during these first six overs”

POWERPLAY (9)

“French striker who won the Ballon d'Or in 2022”

BENZEMA (7)

“Footwear that covers the foot and part of the leg”

BOOT (4)

“Fluid-filled foot annoyance caused by 26.2 miles of rubbing.”

BLISTER (7)

“Fireproof hand protection that features biometric sensors.”

GLOVE (5)

“French verb meaning to travel”

VOYAGER (7)

“Flat-topped hills, often isolated; same as MASE, reversed”

MESAS (5)

“Forearm bone on the lateral, thumb side”

RADIUS (6)

“Finding a four-leafed mutation of this plant means good fortune.”

CLOVER (6)

“Fashion house she married into on screen in a 2021 drama”

GUCCI (5)

“Flat-topped hill common in the desert southwest”

MESA (4)

“Fear, oddly, a ridge of rock near the surface.”

REEF (4)

“First name of the country singer who played the TV dad.”

BILLY (5)

“Form that shows each digit's value separately, as in ___ form”

EXPANDED (8)

“First name of the diamond who shone too bright too early”

SYD (3)

“Fashion dolls with heavy makeup and a "passion for fashion."”

BRATZ (5)

“Flower or group of flowers”

BLOSSOM (7)

“Formed by adding mis to inform, meaning to give someone false information”

MISINFORM (9)

“Festival marking the end of a long fast”

EID (3)

“Fanatic, often found with a collection, not a 'U' that's out of place.”

OTAKU (5)

“Flat green part of a plant that catches sunlight”

LEAF (4)

“Fast car type, 'red steps' with a twist.”

SPEEDSTER (9)

“Freedom from British rule that the colonies declared in 1776”

INDEPENDENCE (12)

“Fruity first half of a legendary, guitar-inspired mixture”

CHERRY (6)

“Flexible tissue that makes up a shark's skeleton instead of bone”

CARTILAGE (9)

“Fabric that opens and closes on stage”

CURTAIN (7)

“Female figure who chooses which soldiers die in battle”

VALKYRIE (8)

“Fiery avian symbol of rebirth and immortality”

PHOENIX (7)

“Facts and statistics collected together”

DATA (4)

“Farm animal raised for its thick woolly fleece”

SHEEP (5)

“First name of Ms. Henson, debuting in "Joe Turner's Come and Gone".”

TARAJI (6)

“French word for office or desk”

BUREAU (6)

“F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'Great' and tragic protagonist.”

GATSBY (6)

“Force that pulls things down”

GRAVITY (7)

“French word for mountain”

MONTAGNE (8)

“Fire-breathing villain voiced by Jack Black who might be out for payback.”

BOWSER (6)

“Freedom from disturbance”

PEACE (5)

“Fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information”

PHISHING (8)

“Formed by adding ir to regular, meaning not following the usual pattern”

IRREGULAR (9)

“First name of the fashion designer who created the little black dress”

COCO (4)

“Fundamental property of matter, either positive or negative”

CHARGE (6)