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➠ Words that start with f

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fare
  • - Payment for a bus or cab ride
  • - cost to ride a cab
  • - Cab passenger's payment
  • - Cab ride's cost
  • - Cab passenger or payment
  • - Cab rider
  • - Cab tab
  • - Cab charge
  • - Souls of Mischief "Cab ......"
  • - Cab customer
  • - Price of a cab ride
  • - Price for a cab ride
  • - Payment for a cab ride
  • - Cost of a cab
  • - Cash for a cab, say
  • - Cab's tab
  • - Cab hailer
  • - Cab
  • - Cost of a cab ride
  • - Cab cost
  • - Cab collection
  • - Price of a cab
  • - Cab-ride cost
  • - Cab ride price
  • - Cost to cab it
  • - Cab money
  • - Amount a cab driver gives to you
  • - Cab passenger
  • - Cab-rider's charge
  • - cost of travelling a long way with european
  • - Travel cost
  • - Spelt out? Speak!
  • - Taxicab meter's display
  • - What you pay to travel in remote east
  • - What it costs to go for food and drink
  • - A paying passenger
  • - Payment on a city bus
  • - Price of ticket for tucker
  • - range of food for paying passenger
  • - Get on (well or badly?)
  • - Food, etc, by which to exist at the welfare centre
  • - Get on in Far East
  • - What people eat and drink in the Far East
  • - what the traveller pays for food
  • - Far Eastern diet
  • - The passenger food
  • - Word attached to car or war
  • - The going rate for The Tourists or Blondie for the audience locally
  • - Passenger's fee
  • - food and money for the journey required
  • - ticket price sounds reasonable
  • - price for public transit
  • - You may pay it when you get on, of course
  • - cost of travelling to the distant east
  • - bucks for a bus
  • - Two bucks, to a bus driver
  • - Money paid to a cabbie
  • - Meter reading in a taxi
  • - Taximeter amount
  • - Payment for travel and food
  • - cost of travelling long distance with head of electronics
  • - announced market price
  • - Price paid to travel
  • - Subway cost
  • - Ride cost
  • - travel charge
  • - Ticket money
  • - Token user
  • - Cabbie's customer
  • - Subway token
  • - Subway purchase
  • - Trip charge
  • - The going price?
  • - Price of a ride
  • - Bus fee
  • - Taxi fee
  • - Payment for a taxi ride
  • - Payment at some destinations
  • - Passage charge
  • - Hack's fee
  • - Certain collector's item
  • - Cabby's customer
  • - Bus price
  • - What's to eat
  • - What's taken for a ride?
  • - What one needs to ride the tram
  • - What a hack collects
  • - Turnstile deposit
  • - Travel tariff
  • - Transportation tab
  • - Transportation price
  • - Transportation expense
  • - Token, at times
  • - The cost of leaving, perhaps
  • - Taximeter reading
  • - Taxicab or bus charge
  • - Taxi rider or payment
  • - Taxi exaction
  • - Taxi customer
  • - Subway token, e.g.
  • - Subway rider
  • - Subway expense
  • - Ride, maybe
  • - Price paid by traveller
  • - Price of transportation
  • - Price for transportation
  • - Pickup on a corner, maybe
  • - Passenger in a yellow car
  • - Passenger — food
  • - Passage money
  • - MetroCard payment
  • - MetroCard cost
  • - Meter reading, maybe
  • - It's taken for a ride
  • - Hackie's hope
  • - Hack's passenger
  • - Hack's collection
  • - Flier's outlay
  • - Ferry's cost
  • - Fee paid to ride on a bus or train
  • - Cost to ride a train
  • - Cost to ride a subway
  • - Cost of a taxi ride
  • - Cash for a medallion
  • - Cabby's collection
  • - Cabby's client
  • - Cabbie's pickup
  • - Cabbie's payment
  • - Cabbie's concern
  • - Cabbie's client
  • - Busrider
  • - Bus-rider's need
  • - Bus rider's pay
  • - Bus rider's expense
  • - Bus rider
  • - Bus commuter's expense
  • - Bill of ...... (menu)
  • - Amtrak price
  • - Airline price
  • - A meter monitors it
  • - Transportation charge.
  • - It might be just a token
  • - Transportation cost
  • - Airline posting
  • - High cost of leaving?
  • - "The high cost of leaving"
  • - Menu
  • - Things to eat
  • - Ticket to ride?
  • - Flight number
  • - Menu offering
  • - Passenger
  • - Provender
  • - Nourishment
  • - Bill of ....
  • - Travel
  • - Flight cost
  • - Price for a ride
  • - Lyft cost
  • - Cost to ride a bus
  • - Cost of a ride
  • - Taxi charge
  • - Passenger just picked up
  • - Commuter's expense
  • - Rider's payment
  • - Taxi cost
  • - Travel expense
  • - Cabbie's passenger
  • - Taxi expense
  • - Uber collection
  • - What's for dinner
  • - Ribs and such, at a barbecue
  • - Cost to travel
  • - Cost of a token, once
  • - Uber payment
  • - Hack's customer
  • - Cabbie's moneymaker
  • - Taxi meter amount
  • - Meter reading
  • - Food so-so we hear
  • - Cost of travel
  • - Get on
  • - Conductor's collection
  • - Taxi passenger
  • - Flying cost
  • - Taxi meter reading
  • - Uber charge
  • - Bus rider's payment
  • - Cabbie's price
  • - Bus charge
  • - Cost to fly
  • - Rideshare app datum
  • - Subway charge
  • - Ingestions
  • - Cost to ride
  • - The going rate
  • - Food's beautiful, we hear
  • - Fee to ride
  • - Subway rider's payment
  • - Charge for journey
  • - Uber cost
  • - Range of food
  • - Price of progress is not bad, we hear
  • - Price of a crosstown ride
  • - Make out
  • - Cost to take an 11 Down
  • - Ticket price
  • - Taxi meter figure
  • - Bus money
  • - Commuter's cost
  • - Metro ride cost
  • - Pickup at a stand
  • - Range of food; travel
  • - What's on the menu
  • - Commuting cost
  • - Orbitz quote
  • - Expedia listing
  • - Bus passenger's payment
  • - Hansom fee
  • - Paying passenger
  • - Taxi readout
  • - Bus token, e.g
  • - Taxi rider
  • - Certain rider
  • - Transit charge
  • - Taxi pickup
  • - Cost of a bus ride
  • - Charge for a ride
  • - Payment to ride
  • - Cost of leaving
  • - "Hitchin' a Ride" band Vanity ......
  • - Payment at some terminals
  • - Passenger's payment
  • - Lyft figure
  • - Rate of passage
  • - Hack's due
  • - ... diet
  • - Victuals
  • - Rider
  • - Conclusion of our quote
  • - Going rate
  • - Food ...
  • - What you eat
  • - Charge
  • - Manage
  • - Get along
  • - Muddle through
  • - Food and drink
  • - See 23-Across
  • - Grub
farce
  • - Satiric comedy
  • - Shakespeare's 'The Comedy of Errors,' e.g
  • - Outrageous comedy
  • - Exaggerated comedy
  • - Low comedy
  • - Comedy of errors
  • - "The Comedy of Errors," for one
  • - Madcap comedy
  • - Type of comedy
  • - Broad comedy
  • - absurdist comedy
  • - Marx Brothers specialty
  • - You can't take it seriously
  • - Ridiculous situation
  • - It's not to be taken seriously
  • - Many a Wilde play
  • - Tom Stoppard's "On the Razzle," for one
  • - Comic absurdity
  • - Satirical work
  • - Coward's specialty
  • - Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest," e.g.
  • - Feydeau's genre
  • - Show for laughs
  • - "Noises Off," for one
  • - Burlesque
  • - It often involves slamming doors
  • - TV's "Fawlty Towers," for one
  • - Humorous play
  • - Absurd sham
  • - "Some Like It Hot," for one
  • - Wilde forte
  • - Marx Brothers genre
  • - Light, witty play
  • - Poor play choice for a tragedian
  • - Molière's "Tartuffe," e.g.
  • - "What's Up, Doc?" is one
  • - Feydeau specialty
  • - Slapstick, e.g.
  • - Ridiculous sham
  • - Monty Python's "Spamalot," for one
  • - Typical Wodehouse novel
  • - Light dramatic work
  • - Wilde work
  • - Moliere's forte
  • - Monty Python specialty
  • - "S.N.L." specialty
  • - Molière's specialty
  • - Feydeau forte
  • - Light work?
  • - Moliere genre
  • - Oscar Wilde forte
  • - Screwball production
  • - Trial, sometimes
  • - "Dumb and Dumber", for one
  • - Slapstick humor, e.g.
  • - Slapstick drama
  • - Tomfoolery
  • - Spoof
  • - Any of the "Scary Movie" movies
  • - Parody
  • - Film genre
  • - Literary genre
  • - Literary form
  • - Play genre
  • - comedic play or absurd situation?
  • - Shambles, debacle
  • - An extravagantly comical play
farcebrook
  • - Stream that's part of the set for a madcap play?
farcefromhome
  • - Satiric video of a backyard gathering?
farces
  • - Outrageous comedies
  • - Screwball comedies
  • - Buffoonery-laden comedies
  • - Zany comedies
  • - Ludicrous comedies
  • - Highly exaggerated comedies
  • - Comedies with improbable situations
  • - Absurd comedies
  • - Madcap comedies
  • - Plot-heavy comedies
  • - Some comedies
  • - Situation comedies, maybe
  • - Broad comedies.
  • - Light, humorous plays
  • - Spoofs on stage
  • - Feydeau works
  • - Absurd occurrences
  • - They often involve door-slamming
  • - Utter travesties
  • - Many Monty Python skits
  • - Ridiculous shams
  • - Staples of British theater
  • - Satire relatives
  • - Travesties
  • - Marx Brothers films, e.g.
  • - Some plays
  • - Feydeau plays
  • - "Noises Off" and others
  • - Works by Feydeau
  • - Sidesplitters in the theatre.
  • - Summer theatre fare.
  • - Mockeries.
  • - Fiascos
  • - Burlesques
  • - Stage offering
  • - Laugh riots
  • - Stage offerings
  • - zany situations
fardel
  • - Burden, to the Bard
farcical
  • - Absurd or laughable
  • - Rising air force commander a liberal? That's absurd
  • - Absurd
  • - Laughable.
  • - distant military supremo with a line of an absurd nature
  • - Ludicrous, ridiculous
  • - Like ludicrous comedies
  • - Half of crackers fail to go off? Ridiculous!
  • - Utterly ludicrous
  • - Slapstick
  • - Ridiculous
  • - Ludicrous
  • - Preposterous
farci
  • - Stuffed, in cookery
  • - Stuffed, to Brillat-Savarin
  • - Stuffed, as oysters
  • - Stuffed roast
farchristmas
  • - December holiday abroad?
farceur
  • - Wag
  • - Much Conservative regret about buffoon
  • - Hilarious comic.
  • - Humorist: Fr.
farcry
  • - Long distance — disappointing disparity
  • - Long distance, figuratively
  • - Some distance
  • - Something very different
  • - Pale imitation
  • - Notably different, with 'a'
  • - Very different thing (from)
  • - Disappointing disparity
  • - Nowhere near what you might hear in the wilderness
  • - Long way (from)
  • - Very different, with "a"
  • - Light-years, e.g.
  • - A great contrast.
  • - Poor imitation.
  • - — long way
fard
  • - Facial cosmetics
  • - Variety of brown date
farcryfrom
  • - Not like at all, with "a"
farcorner
  • - Distant, little-known place
farcries
  • - Long ways
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