➠ Words that start with f
List contains 14087 Words that start with "f".
- - High voice offering confusion of tenor with soprano of late
- - A type of voice production by male tenors to sing notes higher than their normal range
- - Barry gibb's vocal trademark
- - Voice raised in row by Cornish river
- - The Bee Gees' singing style
- - Artificial pitch of latest ground
- - Defeat cut short by fight in high range
- - Tenor is wrong to mistreat him for singing even higher notes.
- - Voice that sings of wrong exaggerated uprising
- - Voice of a Liberal in loud row
- - Fellow, in addition takes in first endurance race and is vocal we hear
- - Highly pitched vocal delivery
- - form of vocal production used by male singers to extend their range upwards by limiting the vibration of the vocal cords
- - Extra high male singing voice
- - Male voice above the normal range
- - Latest sacking in foreign office is off the scale and everyone will hear about it
- - Voice ready to break bursting aloft
- - Strained vocal dishonest tot manufactured
- - Bit of Queen's 'Bohemian Rhapsody'
- - Very high male voice
- - Voice above normal range
- - Cornish runner has argument, going up to high do?
- - Fine male voice incorporating fixed high notes?
- - Unnatural voice of latest hit
- - Something funny to sing in
- - Something to sing in
- - Vocal style of 10-/25-Down, at times
- - Valli's vocal style
- - Yodeler's range
- - High-toned, in a manner of speaking
- - Part of a yodel.
- - Singer, of a sort
- - Male voice
- - Type of voice
- - High male voice
- - High register of singing above one's range
- - wrong time to be artificially high – for a man
- - Voice is strong with one having left altercation
- - High register
- - It sounds highly unnatural
- - Forced high singing register
- - Almost collapse before argument in shrill voice
- - Raised voice in argument after short trip
- - Voice raised in river brawl?
- - High voice curiously set aloft
- - high-pitched voice from television in a loft, troublesome
- - Fake non-drinker has nothing but a high voice
- - Elevated speech from founder, losing one argument
- - Artificially high singing voice
- - Singing voice forced above its natural one
- - High-pitched singing
- - High pitched singing voice
- - 15-Down singing style
- - Pitch endless argument in a raised voice
- - Place in a loft, strangely very high
- - Artificially high voice
- - Voice least surprisingly featured in newspaper obit's introduction
- - An artificially high voice
- - High river battle
- - Row on river that's unusually high
- - Raised voice from call centre in loud argument
- - High voice
- - Raised voice in argument after endless decline
- - Super-high voice
- - Unnaturally high-pitched voice
- - Very high voice
- - High singing voice
- - Row on river that's very high
- - Singing style's artificial with exaggerated backing
- - Unnatural register
- - Unusually high plunge nearly leading contest
- - A learner, in loud argument, raised voice
- - Artificial high voice
- - Forced high voice
- - Forced high notes
- - Unnaturally high
- - Frankie Valli singing style
- - Certain doo-wopper
- - Frankie Valli sang in it
- - High tenor
- - Register for Tiny Tim
- - Unnaturally high voice
- - Doo-wop song's high voice
- - ...and so is this
- - Tiny Tim, for one
- - Tiny Tim, e.g.
- - High part
- - Much higher than normal
- - Frankie Valli's voice
- - Frankie Valli's 4 Seasons singing style
- - Doo-wop era feature
- - Tiny Tim sang in it
- - Tenor's asset
- - Doo-wop song high voice
- - Tenors' style
- - Tiny Tim was one
- - Novelty singing feature
- - Unnatural high
- - Register for Pavarotti
- - Certain voice
- - Tiny Tim's voice
- - Yodeler's pitch.
- - Artificial voice.
- - Singing voice
- - A pretence of surprise at having jumped the gun?
- - reason for a track race do-over
- - Sprinter's infraction, and a hint to the starred answers' first words
- - As something before its proper time, it's not going off with a bang
- - Reason for a dash do-over
- - Feigned response to a loud noise?
- - Fellow bitter about a university's illegal manoeuvre
- - Athletic infraction ... or what occurs at the beginning of this puzzle's four theme answers, both across and down
- - Reason to go back to the block
- - Reason for a track delay
- - Putting 7:00 on the invite, but not actually getting home until 7:30?
- - *Onset of a lie?
- - The host who tapped the keg before everyone got there was called for a ...
- - sprinter's before-the-gun error
- - Running early?
- - disloyal, jump when someone goes too quickly
- - Left as upset about headliner beginning to question
- - Beginning to doubt?
- - Sprint malfunction
- - Running too quickly?
- - Gun jumper's infraction
- - Race infraction
- - Leaving early?
- - Sprinter's error
- - F?
- - Sprinters' fouls
- - Track meet infractions ... or short words hiding at the beginning of the answers to starred clues
- - Race errors, and what 17-, 27- and 46-Across have
- - Swimming infractions, and what the first words of the answers to starred clues can all have
- - Reasons to begin a race over … and a hint to 17-, 25-, 39- and 49-Across
- - What 17-Across, 11 and 35-Down all have in common
- - A mistake providing clue for "pets"?
- - Tightrope hazard
- - Bad move
- - Blunder
- - The sea felt unstable for these choppers
- - Butcher left these with a set of choppers
- - Wood choppers of old
- - Some choppers
- - Backing car, around which walkers with torch finally set out at night?
- - counterfeit ivories that come out at night!
- - She felt tea ruined her dentures
- - They often come out at night
- - Reassembled fleet with haste set out at night
- - New gnashers!
- - Fleet deployed with haste -- such must come out at night
- - 1813 grinders
- - Bridge material
- - Plates
- - Dentures
- - Perjury committed by an electric auto giant
- - Forges, as a signature
- - Cooks.
- - Artificial eyelashes, informally
- - Bust enhancer
- - Fake eyelash informally
- - Fake eyelash, in slang
- - Fake eyelash, slangily
- - Bra insert
- - Make inaccurate in order to deceive
- - Alter fraudulently as evidence
- - Rubbish! As if fly could misrepresent?
- - Alter so as to deceive
- - Alter fraudulently
- - Make fake
- - Cook — distort
- - Counterfeit
- - ...... Forge
- - Fake
- - 1992 Broadway show that won Tonys for its book and score
- - They're high-toned
- - High parts
- - Some doo-wop voices
- - Tiny Tim's notes
- - Female impersonators use them
- - Feature of many Bee Gees songs
- - readiness to protect gangster? darn liar!
- - Ninth Commandment phrase
- - Commandment subject
- - Something 'thou shalt not bear,' per the Ten Commandments (2 wds.)
- - Following a large man in Verdi opera
- - hassle about last poor opera
- - Verdi opera based on a Shakespearean character
- - Dissolute Shakespearean — Verdi opera
- - Shakespeare character, John ...
- - Alf reassembled the personnel for Sir John
- - Shakespearean knight
- - Large Shakespearean character
- - Friend of Prince Henry
- - Cowardly, lyin', fictional fatso
- - it's a fly – that could be a misleading statement
- - Incorrectness
- - Lying
- - Treachery
- - Fiction.
- - Lie
- - Untruth
- - Prevarication
- - Sandy going round London university in a day, giving deceptive impression
- - Servile flattery about dubious deals in promising start that flops
- - Wand perhaps giving deceptive appearance
- - Deceptive moment of optimism
- - Crawl across stormy dales in transient light
- - Anticlimax
- - Shady card dealer's maneuver
- - Cardsharp's sleight
- - Card mechanic's sleight
- - Fallacy that offers only two choices, when in fact many more are available
- - Drawer's secret compartment
- - Certain secret compartment
- - It could deceive in case voice, male, stifles hum
- - Where the magician hides the rabbit
- - Partition in case, creating a concealed space
- - Lead to mislead, in bridge
- - Cause of insurance fraud
- - Assertion flagged by a fact-checker
- - Specious financial saving
- - It doesn't pay in the long run
- - Deceptive appearance for self-tan treatment
- - Artificial appearance
- - Deceptive appearance
- - Outward show
- - Facade
- - Pretense
- - song taylor swift performed on "snl" in 2019
- - Pagan deity, to a nonpagan
- - Baal, to a nonheathen
- - Baal
- - ...... idol
- - linguistic term for a misleading cognate
- - Misleading term for new speakers, such as 'chair'
- - Extensions that can be magnetic
- - Extensions you can bat
- - Part of some made-up faces
- - Cosmetic items
- - perjury by trafficker about illegal sale at retro bar
- - ...... mask
- - Halloween item
- - Part of the Mardi Gras costume.
- - Disguise
- - Feature of a spy's luggage
- - Assumption that there are two genders, e.g
- - Cod scare marine predator in Cornish river inlet
- - Almost all sale change in farm is an unnecessary warning
- - Reason for needless panic
- - Water filling everything in ranch? It's nothing to worry about
- - One might result in the question 'Where's the fire?'
- - Panic over swimmer caught in river branch
- - A large mammal seen in part of country, no real reason for anxiety
- - a groundless scare – from a faulty clock?
- - "No cause for concern, folks!"
- - Fail to secure weapon? Not I – it can go off without reason
- - deceptive warning
- - a small fear turns out to be a needless alert
- - fellow, a novice, to secure weapon, getting needless warning
- - Instance of crying wolf
- - Warning proving unnecessary
- - Decline involving water power? It's not really an emergency
- - Baseless warning
- - 'Sorry, it was nothing'
- - Time waster for firefighters
- - Groundless warning
- - Wolf cry, often?
- - Phony report
- - Firemen's time-waster
- - Firefighters' bane
- - Hook-and-ladder distraction
- - Bogus bell
- - Erroneous warning
- - Fire department headache
- - Instance of "cry wolf."
- - Dud
- - Illegal detention
- - *Wrongful detention
- - *Unauthorized detention
- - Cause for release
- - Potential charge against a bounty hunter
- - Collar that probably won't stand up
- - Grounds for a civil suit
- - Sport fish also known as "little tuna"
- - Feature of a smuggler's suitcase
- - Firefighter's frustrations
- - Unnecessary worries
- - a small fear's provoked unnecessary signals of danger
- - Frustrations for firemen
- - Faulty smoke detectors, e.g.
- - They're nothing to worry about
- - An idolatrous person might worship them
- - Idols
- - Meriting more Pinocchios
- - More unnatural
- - More untrustworthy
- - More treacherous
- - Less believable
- - Less loyal
- - Less authentic
- - Less true
- - Further from the truth
- - Less natural
- - Less accurate
- - Less genuine
- - Less truthful
- - Money made by one with a Messiah complex?
- - The Bible on bad business practices?
- - What you get when you cook the books?
- - Unreal property reduced by 50 per cent seen beyond river head
- - Insincerity
- - Alias
- - A phoney title
- - You may go under it at a hotel
- - Butch Cassidy, for one
- - Pseudonym
- - Singer's boo-boo
- - Insincerity indication
- - Misrepresentation of fact, redundantly
- - Deception of criminals taking in prelates abroad
- - Fake, insincere sounds from Santa?
- - Least based in reality
- - Least genuine
- - Least legitimate
- - Least factual
- - Least loyal
- - Least honest
- - Least faithful
- - Least faithful, as a friend
- - This extremely artificial spread makes less fat
- - Most treacherous
- - Bone of the lower chest
- - Lower component of a certain cage
- - It barely connects to the sternum
- - Torso part
- - Misinformation about laser relocating loose bone
- - Red flag for the I.R.S.
- - Lowest "bars" in a certain cage
- - they promise good, but bring none
- - mistaken optimism
- - It's not true that headgear isn't genuine
- - wrong headcover? don't you believe it!
- - sham headdress – don't believe it!
- - A lie
- - '...... of the tongue leads to that of the heart': Jefferson
- - It's not true he's pretending to be a gangster
- - Lie about Robin Hood impersonator?
- - Lie has fooled Dicky
- - Lie from policeman working undercover, possibly?
- - Lie
- - See 17-Across
- - Untruth
- - Undeserving object of worship
- - Its worship is condemned in the Bible
- - Its worship is often forbidden
- - Second Commandment prohibition
- - Son, plea misfires! Wrong, quite the wrong perception
- - Wrong idea
- - Misleading meeting result
- - It can be misleading
- - Misapprehension
- - It is misleading
- - It may be misleading
- - Denture bite, so to speak
- - With no basis
- - With forked tongue
- - Incorrectly, insincerely
- - bad way to swear
- - in a deceitful manner
- - In spite of the facts
- - In an insincere manner
- - In bad faith
- - "So let us not talk ...... now, the hour is getting late"
- - One way to be accused
- - Treacherously
- - Threatening action
- - Unwise act that could be dangerous
- - You might be warned not to make one
- - Braxton Hicks contractions colloquially (2 wds.)
- - Some contractions