➠ Words that start with f
List contains 14087 Words that start with "f".
- - Decline
- - Slope down — dwindle
- - Type of slide in baseball.
- - Diminish in size
- - Dwindle
- - Ebb
- - In March we spring forward, in November we do this
- - returned after autumn in retreat
- - 'Spring forward' partner (a reminder for November 5th) ... and what the last word of each answer to a starred clue can literally have
- - Alternative plan for use, if necessary
- - Plan B
- - Give way
- - Retreat
- - .... position, a retreat or an alternative solution
- - Seasonally decorated doorways?
- - please go out after autumn and drop off
- - POP off
- - Doze (off)
- - Drop off
- - be too tired to keep up?
- - Snooze
- - disintegrate - autumn has a role
- - break up - autumn has a role
- - A character seen on autumn break
- - Collapse
- - fine everyone with a role in collapse
- - emotionally break down
- - Disintegrate: 2 wds.
- - Come to pieces
- - Spanish and Estonian composers go to pieces!
- - Disintegrate
- - Break into pieces
- - Crumble
- - Break up
- - Go to pieces
- - Completely lose it
- - yellow, orange, brown, and red, for example
- - They're seen on foliage tours
- - They usually peak in October
- - "Leaf peeping" attraction
- - plaids, tweeds and knits are featured in these by fashion designers: 2 wds.
- - Designers' lines
- - Runway displays
- - something to do immediately after a trip
- - Take a spill [2 wds]
- - Take a tumble
- - What Humpty Dumpty might do in the autumn in Boston and in the North of Ireland
- - Collapse in Boston the autumn before going to Irish county
- - Perform disappointingly
- - Flop
- - Collapse
- - Wistful farewell on December 22nd?
- - Annual sports event, familiarly
- - October event
- - World Series
- - Lag first to find completely live deer
- - Lag, and a hint to what the starts of the answers to starred clues have in common
- - Back or guy?
- - Drop back
- - Backslide
- - Contingency plans
- - Alternative plans
- - First semester offerings
- - False idea
- - Mistaken idea
- - Delusional idea
- - False belief
- - return call when fay comes round - it's a lie!
- - incorrect notion
- - Misleading opinion
- - Mistaken belief that Fay is about to call back
- - *Essential rewards in autumn lollies a misconception?
- - "The pathetic ..." is John Ruskin's term for the attribution of human conduct or emotions to non-human things
- - Flawed premise
- - Mistaken belief
- - Oddly frail and delicate misconception
- - Wrong but prevalent notion
- - "Big Ben is a clock," e,g.
- - Logician's pitfall
- - Hole in the argument
- - Misleading argument.
- - An illogical notion.
- - Misconception
- - Untruth
- - Error
- - Possibly Alf has clay to mould, but you may not believe it
- - Based on a mistaken belief
- - Wrong to collapse, hanging on with most of soccer team sent off
- - Mistaken, untrue
- - Erroneous; incorrect
- - Misleading
- - Incorrect
- - Deceitful
- - Deceptive
- - Dress ornament
- - Everyone wearing Cornish flower or ribbon
- - Useless bit of finery
- - Bit of finery
- - Having failed miserably
- - Suffered the loss of respect and admiration
- - Actress Burnett, after taking a spill?
- - Certain Roman ruins
- - Podiatry problems
- - Result of comedian Eric's untied shoelaces?
- - 1948 Ralph Richardson film, with "The"
- - star who's been disgraced
- - One knocked off a pedestal
- - Podiatry concern
- - Podiatrist's concern
- - Bad shape for a foot.
- - Lucifer, notably
- - Lucifer, for one
- - Wayward one
- - Devil
- - Half scrambled around fast and hard, and collapsed
- - "jurassic world: ........ ........"
- - Anaheim players tripping over their own feet?
- - "Jurassic World: ...," Universal Pictures' 2018 sci-fi film that made over $100 million over two consecutive non-holiday weekends: 2 wds.
- - Fail to evoke desired response
- - tenement for autumn in america may prove a failure
- - Fail to flourish
- - Fail to impress in dive that's out of fizz
- - Fail to have intended effect
- - Fail completely to produce the intended effect
- - Fail utterly, collapse
- - Fail on a dance floor?
- - Fail completely and have no effect
- - Don't stand round showing what a bad crack will do
- - Get no laughs, as a joke
- - Bomb, as a joke
- - Fail completely
- - Fail miserably
- - Produce no effect
- - Autumn accommodation to prove ineffective
- - Has-been introducing Foster and Allen to Rats' backtrack
- - Has been
- - Autumn outfit collection
- - (Had) become the job of
- - Occasion for Druids to gather at Stonehenge
- - Bothersome phrase indicating a show randomly won't air again until next year
- - Exile from heaven
- - Rebellious figure completely hidden in fen with a northern set
- - 'I've --, and I ...'
- - Conquered and vanquished
- - Like some angels and dominoes
- - Like Jack and Jill, ultimately
- - Like some angels and arches
- - Like some arches and angels
- - Conquered
- - In a marsh, everything that has come down from above
- - everybody in the marsh after a trip?
- - ".... Angel" [Alice Faye film]
- - ...... arches (foot problem)
- - Dishonored
- - Killed in battle
- - Plain wrapping totally loose
- - Having dropped by the force of gravity
- - Cast out of heaven
- - In disgrace
- - Dethroned
- - Like some arches
- - Taken a spill
- - Like some idols
- - Discredited, as an idol
- - Overthrown
- - Off the high place
- - " . . . how are the mighty ......."
- - On the ground.
- - Like some angels
- - Prostrate
- - Disgraced
- - Plummeted
- - Type of angel
- - Degraded
- - Dropped
- - Collapsed
- - Defeated
- - Immoral
- - Out of favor
- - Dead ...
- - Sunk
- - 'Come ...!'
- - '... down!'
- - Proverbial risk of being too proud to need paying
- - Become payable
- - What bills do at month's end
- - Misconceptions
- - they're wrong to think the cafe is free to admit everyone
- - Halloween period
- - Halloween season
- - Crisp period
- - Cooling-off period?
- - Halloween time
- - seasonal drop
- - It precedes winter
- - Season for raking
- - Give in to gravity, in a way
- - Drop, plummet
- - Everyone is seen after fine trip
- - Season for leaf-peeping
- - Flannel shirt season
- - Season three?
- - have financial difficulties (beginning)
- - season for a trip in america?
- - "The Rise and ... of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars," 1972 concept album based on a fictional rockstar
- - Leaf-raking season
- - Humpty Dumpty had a great this in the nursery rhyme
- - Decline, slump
- - "The ... of Gondolin," one of the original Lost Tales by J.R.R. Tolkien which is about a secret city of elves in the First Age of Middle-earth
- - "The ... of the House of Usher," gothic short story by Edgar Allan Poe which is about two ailing siblings living in a strange mansion
- - Take a tumble at the end of autumn?
- - Season that prepares us for the winter
- - "... Guys," online video game
- - Pumpkin season in the US
- - one of the seasons (us)
- - Pumpkin patch-visiting season
- - "things ... .....; the centre cannot hold", yeats.
- - come a cropper in the cropping season?
- - World Series time
- - React to gravity
- - Take a trip, perhaps
- - Summer replacement
- - Miller's "After the ......"
- - Long tress
- - Word with water or night
- - When new TV shows debut
- - Trip over
- - Stateside season
- - Season with an equinox
- - Season that follows summer
- - Season before winter
- - Respond to gravity
- - Pumpkin time
- - Pride's successor
- - Post-trip occurrence
- - It begins in September
- - Humpty's disaster
- - Faceplant
- - Cool-and-colorful time
- - Birds' migration time
- - Autumn in Vermont?
- - Autumn in America
- - A season in Vermont?
- - "The Decline and ...... of . . . "
- - ...... River, Lizzie's home
- - ...... Out Boy ("Uma Thurman" band)
- - When leaves turn
- - October's season
- - Leaf peeping season
- - November's season
- - Foliage tour time
- - Back-to-school time
- - Take a header
- - Demise
- - "The younger rises when the old doth ....": "King Lear"
- - Harvest season
- - Leaves time?
- - Season after summer
- - When to take a foliage tour
- - Take a trip, maybe
- - Skating flub
- - & 18. It's all downhill from here
- - Autumn
- - Take a spill
- - Drop part of the Oath of Allegiance
- - Take a tumble
- - Season for harvesting
- - Do a faceplant, say
- - River and lake subside
- - Autumn (American)
- - Ladder danger
- - With 37-Across, an apt reminder
- - Successfully trip
- - Skating embarrassment
- - Take a trip, say
- - Decline part of the oath of allegiance
- - Critical subject in Roman history
- - US seasonal slump?
- - What the starred answers do (or did)
- - A season in the US
- - Take a nosedive
- - Leaf-turning time
- - When leaves leave
- - Lose to gravity
- - Corn-picking season
- - Season for harvesting pumpkins
- - When leaves 56-Across
- - When many birds fly south
- - Sides in Fantasy Football come a cropper
- - Tumble
- - Yield to temptation
- - Raking season
- - Tumble; autumn
- - Cooling-off time?
- - Be ousted
- - Partner of rise
- - Queen "Hammer To ......"
- - When many network shows debut
- - Season starting in September
- - ...... by the wayside
- - Eden event
- - Bob Dylan "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna ......"
- - Time for TV debuts
- - Billy Idol "Catch My ......"
- - Season when squirrels gather nuts
- - TV premiere season
- - Humpty Dumpty mishap
- - Pride follower, so they say
- - Drop down, and apt word that can follow the last words of 4-, 8-, 15- and 28-Down
- - Apple-picking season
- - Summer follower
- - Cider season
- - Cool time
- - Calendar quarter
- - Mark E. Smith band, with "The"
- - Leaf-viewing season
- - Summer's follower
- - Colorful time?
- - Genesis event, with "the"
- - Trip follower
- - Humpty Dumpty's misfortune
- - Football season
- - "The .... of the House of Usher"
- - Waugh's "Decline and ......"
- - Spill
- - Waterloo
- - Wiglet
- - Word ladder, part 5
- - Descend
- - Lose altitude
- - Plummet
- - ... season
- - Settle down!
- - Be overthrown
- - Keel over
- - Occur
- - Succumb to gravity
- - Lose power
- - Stumble
- - Precipitate
- - Subside
- - Abate
- - ...-pitch
- - Plunge
- - Drop
- - Decline
- - Go down
- - Get beaten
- - Suffer defeat
- - Drop off
- - Mountaineer's worry
- - Topple
- - See 51-Across
- - Collapse
- - drop everything after initial failure
- - ... Guys popular game
- - drop everything after false start
- - A drop at a time
- - the ..., 1956 novel by albert camus
- - It follows summer
- - take a trip in the autumn
- - One may do so after a trip, annually
- - "The ...... Guy" (action film starring Ryan Gosling as a stunt double)
- - Trip, stumble
- - Decline to meet a composer
- - Composer Manuel de --
- - Spanish composer
- - The Three Cornered Hat composer
- - Spanish composer Manuel de......
- - Miguel de ......, Spanish composer
- - Manuel de ...., Spanish composer
- - Manuel de ......, operatic composer
- - Manuel de ......
- - De ......, Spanish composer.
- - F. D. R.'s best friend.
- - Part song
- - Laugh uncontrollably
- - Row around a boat, just beginning to crack up
- - Fail to persist in an undertaking
- - Break up, not counting autumn
- - Laugh loudly — quite a fit!
- - Founder lacking sparkle after trip
- - Take immense trouble with sell-off — reveal no shilly-shallying