Fictional orphan protected by Punjab
Fictional pachyderm
Fictional painter
Fictional painter watcher
Fictional Pan
Fictional party crasher
Fictional password user
Fictional Perry
Fictional Petrie (3)
Fictional photojournalist
Fictional photojournalist reporting to White
Fictional physician
Fictional piece
Fictional pilot who said, "Never tell me the odds"
Fictional pilot with the iconic line, "Laugh it up, fuzzball"
Fictional pilot with the line "You like me because I'm a scoundrel"
Fictional pirate
Fictional pirate often addressed as "Mr."
Fictional pirate who shares his name with a bird
Fictional place near Atlanta
Fictional place that lent its name to a classic Cadillac
Fictional planet
Fictional planet in "Flash Gordon"
fictional plant that could kill humans
Fictional plantation
Fictional plantation near Jonesboro, Georgia
Fictional plantation of Georgia
Fictional plantation owner
Fictional plantation with a Butler
Fictional Plaza Hotel girl
Fictional Potawatomi tribesman
Fictional Potter
Fictional Prince Edward Island community
Fictional princess
Fictional prisoner's locale
Fictional prisoner's location
fictional prototype space ship of the Star Wars extended universe
Fictional psychiatrist
Fictional publisher
Fictional Pulitzer-winning journalist in a 2006 film
Fictional Pyle
Fictional Quaker captain
Fictional Queen
Fictional queen of Arendelle
Fictional rabbit
Fictional rabbit chaser
Fictional rabbit hunter
Fictional rabbit's lament
Fictional rabbit's title
Fictional race
Fictional race descended from humans
Fictional race of the distant future
Fictional race whose name means "My God" in Aramaic
Fictional racer
Fictional rafter
Fictional rafter Huck
Fictional ragamuffin
Fictional raiding archaeologist
Fictional reporter
Fictional reporter Brenda
Fictional reporter Kent
Fictional reporter Lane
Fictional reporter Lois
Fictional resort in a 1988 #1 hit
Fictional restaurateur played by Kate Winslet and Joan Crawford
Fictional ring bearer
Fictional ringbearer
Fictional river of verse
Fictional Roger or Peter
Fictional rubber
Fictional sailor
Fictional salesman
Fictional salesman Willy
Fictional Sawyer
Fictional Scarlett
Fictional schnauzer
Fictional Schnauzer of literature
Fictional school bully with henchmen named Crabbe and Goyle
Fictional sea captain
Fictional sea hunter
Fictional secret agent
Fictional secret agent Williams
Fictional sergeant
Fictional setting for "University Hospital"
Fictional ship
Fictional ship of note
Fictional ship on a five-year mission
Fictional Siam visitor
Fictional Simon
Fictional sister of Meg Jo and Beth
Fictional skater
Fictional skater Brinker
Fictional skipper
Fictional slave girl
Fictional sleeper
Fictional sleeper Van Winkle
Fictional sleuth
Fictional sleuth Charlie
Fictional sleuth Cross
Fictional sleuth Lupin
Fictional sleuth Mr. ___
Fictional sleuth Nancy
Fictional sleuth Nero
Fictional sleuth Queen
Fictional sleuth Sam
Fictional sleuth Travis
Fictional sleuth Travis Country singer
Fictional sleuth who first appeared in the Saturday Evening Post
Fictional sleuth Wolfe
Fictional sleuth, anagram of 13-Across
Fictional sleuth.
Fictional soldier
Fictional Solo
Fictional son of a rajah
Fictional Soviet sub
Fictional sow
Fictional spread
Fictional spread near Jonesboro
Fictional spring character
Fictional Springfield minor leaguer
Fictional spy ___ Helm
Fictional spy Helm
Fictional spy James
Fictional statement
Fictional Stone Age redhead
FICTIONAL story
Fictional storyteller
Fictional storyteller Uncle ___
Fictional student at Riverdale High
Fictional sub captain
Fictional submarine skipper
Fictional submariner
Fictional suit-changer
Fictional super computer
Fictional supercomputer
Fictional supplier of rocket-powered roller skates and jet-propelled pogo sticks
Fictional surname of 1847
Fictional swashbuckler
Fictional Sweeney
Fictional swinger
fictional swiss girl
Fictional Swiss Miss
Fictional swordsman
Fictional symbol of brutality
Fictional talking bird
Fictional teen sleuth Belden
Fictional teller of tales
Fictional terrier
Fictional terrier from Kansas
Fictional Texas town in "King of the Hill"
Fictional thief Lupin
Fictional threat to privacy
Fictional threat to secret-keeping
Fictional title character who declares "How puzzling all these changes are!"
Fictional title country in a 1987 film
Fictional Tom
Fictional Tom or real-life Diane
Fictional travel aid
Fictional tree creature
Fictional tree creatures
Fictional tree person
Fictional tree shepherd
Fictional turn-on
Fictional tutor
Fictional TV planet
Fictional Twelve Oaks neighbor
Fictional Twist
Fictional uncle
Fictional union activist Norma ___ Webster
Fictional upper class
Fictional Uriah
Fictional user of a 21-Across
Fictional vampire
Fictional Van Winkle
Fictional vehicle with an ejection seat
Fictional Veronan
Fictional veteran whose name is an anagram of "army person"
Fictional vigilante's mark
Fictional Viking
Fictional villain
Fictional villain Simon
Fictional visitors from space
Fictional Walter
Fictional weaver
Fictional weaver ___ Marner
Fictional West Egg resident
Fictional whale hunter
Fictional whaler
Fictional Winnie
Fictional wirehair
Fictional wizard Potter
Fictional wizard, and a hint to who would use the ends of 17-, 25-, 36- and 50-Across
Fictional wolf's disguise
Fictional Wolfe
Fictional woodcutter
Fictional woodcutter Baba
Fictional woodcutter's daughter
Fictional words written in currants
Fictional work
Fictional works
Fictional world traveler
Fictional wrestling coach
Fictional writer in a John Irving best seller
Fictional writer of "The World According to Bensenhaver"
Fictional Ziff infatuated with Marge Simpson
Fictional, but realistic
Fictionalize?
Fictionalized
Fictionalized governess in Siam
Fictionalized governess of Siam
Fictionalized reality
Fictionary, e.g.
fictitious
Fictitious account
Fictitious John
fictitious name
fictitious name adopted esp by an author
Fictitious names
FICTITIOUS narrative
FICTITIOUS person
Fictitious plaintiff
Fictitious Plaza resident
Fictitious rhyme writer
Fictitious Richard
Fictitious Richard et al.
fictitious role playing
fictitious story
Fictitious sub captain
FICTITIOUS thing
FICTITIOUS-named work
fictitious, tall, mobile, prolific and highly venomous plant species
fictitiously
fictive
fictous untrue
fid
fiddle
Fiddle (around)
FIDDLE (early)
FIDDLE (OE)
Fiddle around on a flute
Fiddle around with a flute
Fiddle bow application
fiddle cash
Fiddle duet?
fiddle faddle
Fiddle finale?
fiddle folk tune
Fiddle forerunner
Fiddle idly
Fiddle of yore