It fills a pump
It fills a windbag
It fills barrels
It fills fluorescent and incandescent lamps
It fills in between E and F
It fills la Seine
It fills some tanks
It fills the bill?
it filters the blood during urine formation
It finally all makes sense
It finds itself in hot water
It fingers ringers
It finishes Fond du in Wisconsin
It finishes with a zip
It first aired on 8/1/81
It first arrived in DC in '76
It first circulated in 2000
It first expanded to the US in 1924
It first flew in '48
It first met in 1789
It first opened in 1962
It first passed 2014 in 2014, briefly
It fits a thole
It fits all, in a phrase
It fits between the first and second toes
It fits in a fob
It fits in a lock
It fits in a thole
It fits into a mortise
It fits into a nut
It fits under a head
It fizzles
It flaps its wings but can't fly
It flattens as it ages
It fled with the dish
It fled with the spoon
It fled with the spoon, in a nursery rhyme
It flew its last flight in 2001
It flew near Mach 2
It flies around Florence
It flies at a post office
It flies both ways
It flies but has no tail
It flies close to the ground
It flies off store shelves
It flies on Saturdays only in emergencies
It flies on the first
It flies over the Élysée Palace
It flies through barrels
It floats sloganeer
It floats soap
It flooded Florence in 1966
It floods Florence periodically
It flowered during the reign of Louis XV
It flows along La Rive Gauche
It flows and glows
It flows below the Pont Neuf
It flows by the Royal Shakespeare Theatre
It flows for 1,575 miles
It flows for nearly 2,000 miles in Asia
It flows from a faucet
It flows from a loch to a firth
It flows from some fountains
It flows from the Alps
It flows from the Cottian Alps to the Adriatic
It flows from the Himalayas to the Bay of Bengal
It flows in bars
It flows in Flanders
It flows in la Seine
It flows in Madrid
It flows in Paris
It flows in ríos
It flows in the Loire
It flows in the Seine
It flows in un río
It flows into Lyon
It flows into the Caspian
It flows into the Columbia
It flows into the English Channel at Le Havre
It flows into the Rhone
It flows into the Seine
it flows near albany
It flows near the Bard's home
It flows near the Piazzale Michelangelo
It flows past Albany
It flows past Big Ben
It flows past Bristol
it flows past cairo
It flows past Florence
It flows past Giza
It flows past Khartoum
It flows past Memphis
It flows past Olten
It flows past Pisa
It flows through 55-Across
It flows through Bonn
It flows through Egypt
It flows through Florence
It flows through four capitals
It flows through Gainsborough
It flows through Hanoi
It flows through Knottingley
It flows through Lake Geneva
It flows through Orsk
It flows through the Lake of Thun
It flows through the Seine
It flows through the veins of the emotionless
It flows through Troyes and Melun
It flows through Turin
It flows through un fleuve
It flows through Utica
It flows through Vienna
It flows to Khartoum
It flows to the Caspian
It flows to the Caspian Sea
It flows to the Elbe
It flows to the harbor of Le Havre
It flows to the Rhine
It flows under cities
It flows under the Ponte Vecchio
It flows underground
It flows with the wind
It flutters in a pit
It folds for easy storage
It followed "A Hard Day's Night"
It followed a postwar boom
It followed the Manhattan Project
It followed the Manhattan Project Agcy. created after the
It followed Tropical Storm Harvey in 2011
It follows "//" in a URL
It follows "First of all ..."
It follows "high" or "Georgia"
It follows "inter" or "et"
It follows "peek" in a baby's game
It follows "Que" in a song
It follows "Repeat after me"
It follows "Rice" in the supermarket
It follows 11
It follows 19-Down
It follows 35-Down
It follows 47-Across
It follows 66-Across
It follows a 65-Across
It follows a curtain opening
It follows a curtain-raising
It follows a curtain's rise
It follows a dot in many on-line addresses
It follows a line
It follows a mine line
It follows a new name
It follows a pair of hips
It follows a pattern
It follows a premise
It follows a ship's christening
It follows a starter
It follows a taxi?
It follows any direction
It follows April in Paris
It follows beach, ski and tennis
It follows Casca's "Speak, hands for me!"
It follows chi
It follows copper on the periodic table
It follows Daniel
It follows directions
It follows doe or dewy
It follows epsilon
It follows et
It follows evening or ball
It follows evening or night
It follows fa
It follows first, second and third
It follows four but not five
It follows iodine in the periodic table
It follows itch: pulse dropping regularly
It follows Joel
It follows John
It follows Leap Day: Abbr.
It follows lights and camera
It follows logically...
It follows many a dot
It follows many moons
It follows Mar.
It follows Mardi Gras
It follows matins
It follows Mon.
It follows more or less
It follows morning (abbr.)
It follows night
It follows Nov.
It follows Oct.
It follows Orion
It follows Paleozoic
It follows pi
It follows printemps
It follows sex
It follows Shevat
It follows Shrove Tuesday
It follows sigma
It follows soft or silver
It follows song or slug
It follows status?
It follows sunset, in poetry
It follows Thanksgiving weekend
It follows that
It follows that, to Descartes
It follows the answer to each starred clue
It follows the British?
It follows the first curtain
It follows the Hijri calendar
It follows the last Gospel
It follows the last quarter
It follows the octave in an Italian sonnet
It follows the overture
It follows two things that rhyme with it
It follows Virgo
It follows Wed.
It follows what or or
it follows wherever you go
It follows who, what, and how
It follows who, what, or how
It follows winter (abbr.)
It follows yoo
It follows zip or bar
It formed some features of Arches National Park
It forms a collection
It forms a strong bond
It forms a superhero when added to the start of the answer to each starred clue
It forms at the mouth
It forms Earth's pedosphere
It forms food vacuoles
It forms igneous rock
It forms in beads
It forms links
It forms over a healing abrasion
It forms part of the Poland-Germany border
It forms part of the Polish/German border
It fosters bilingualism: Abbr.
It freezes before it hits the ground
It freezes you out
It frequently follows you
It functioned as the main trade port of the French Empire
It funded Robert Mapplethorpe: Abbr.
It gained independence from France in 1960
It gained independence from France in 1962
It gained its independence from Ethiopia in 1991
It game
It gave out nos.
It generates a lot of interest
It generates a lot of talk
It generates interest