- First-time drivers, often
- First-time Net surfer
- First-time tux wearer, maybe
- First-time voter, often
- First-time voter, perhaps
- First-time Winter Olympics participant of 2014
- First-time-in-the-saddle consequence
- First-timer
- First-week-of-school social event
- First-year
- First-year cadet
- First-year cadet (Var.)
- First-year class
- First-year college student
- First-year college student, usually
- First-year Cooperstown inductee
- First-year French infinitive
- First-year German verb
- First-year Harvard law student
- First-year J.D. candidate
- First-year J.D. student
- First-year Kennedy Center honoree
- First-year Kennedy Center Honors recipient
- First-year Latin verb
- First-year law course
- First-year law students
- First-year legal student, familiarly
- First-year med. school class
- First-year player
- First-year players
- First-year Spanish verb
- First-year student
- First-year student, briefly
- First-year student, informally
- First-year students, briefly
- First-year types
- First-year West Pointer
- First, --- harm
- First, as a name
- First, as a voyage
- First, do no ___
- First, e.g.
- first, esp the first offspring
- First, for now
- First, for one
- First, in "Who's on First?"
- First, in a dict.
- First, in Frankfurt
- First, in terms of transmission
- First, last, male or female name
- First, low and reverse
- First, Lucky plays the lottery and buys the ___
- First, reverse or neutral
- First, second and reverse
- First, second and third
- First, second and third place
- First, second and third, but not fourth
- First, second and third, exactly
- First, second et al.
- first, second or reverse
- First, second or third
- First, second or third on the field
- First, second or third person
- First, second or third person?
- First, second or third state
- First, second or third, at Fenway
- First, second or third, in a car
- First, second or third, on a diamond
- First, Second or Third: Abbr.
- First, second, and third, e.g.
- First, second, or third, e.g.
- First, second, reverse, etc.
- First, second, third and home
- First, second, third and reverse
- First, second, third or home
- First, third, or reverse
- First, to burgle the Watergate?
- First, to Francisco
- First, you're going to want to dump out the box and ___
- First: Abbr.
- First: pref.
- First: Prefix
- First's opposite
- First/second/third in-order bet
- Firstborn
- Firstborn child
- firstborn child of odin
- Firstborn of Isaac and Rebecca
- FIRSTBORN of season
- Firstborn of two
- Firstborn sibling
- Firstborn son
- Firstborn son of Cain
- Firstborn son of Valiant and Aleta
- Firstborn, among siblings
- Firstborn, typically
- Firstborn's heritage
- Firsties
- firstly
- Firsts
- firth
- Firth class?
- Firth in Scotland
- Firth of "The King's Speech"
- Firth of Clyde island
- Firth of Clyde Island accompaniment
- Firth of Clyde Isle
- Firth of Clyde port
- Firth of Clyde river
- Firth of Clyde town
- Firth of Clyde, e.g.
- Firth of Clyde, for one
- Firth of forth city
- Firth of Forth facilities?
- Firth of Forth outlet
- Firth of Lorn port
- Firth of Tay port
- Firth or Farrell
- Firth or Farrell of moviedom
- Firth or fjord
- Firth or fjord, e.g.
- Firth person?
- Firth, e.g.
- Firth, for one
- FISA warrant objective
- fisc
- fiscal
- Fiscal ___
- Fiscal bottom line
- Fiscal concern
- Fiscal debt
- Fiscal deficit
- Fiscal disappointment
- Fiscal downward spiral, figuratively
- Fiscal exec
- Fiscal execs
- Fiscal gain
- Fiscal issue
- Fiscal operations manager (abbr.)
- Fiscal period
- Fiscal planner
- Fiscal shortfall
- Fiscal subj.
- Fiscal unit
- Fiscal VIP
- Fiscal year div.
- Fiscal.
- Fiscally conservative Democrat, say
- Fiscally solvent
- Fischer coup de grace
- Fischer finale
- Fischer finisher
- Fischer forte
- Fischer man?
- Fischer, to Spassky, e.g.
- Fischer's forte
- Fischer's forte , once
- Fischer's game
- Fischer's skill
- fiscus
- fish
- Fish ___
- Fish 'caught' nine times in this puzzle
- Fish (British film director)
- FISH (class)
- FISH (comb. form)
- FISH (family)
- FISH (genus)
- FISH (L)
- Fish (low voice)
- FISH (myth.)
- FISH (not marine)
- Fish (only)
- FISH (order)
- FISH (pert. to)
- FISH (pl.)
- Fish (red or grey)
- Fish (roost)
- Fish (singer)
- Fish (weapon)
- Fish + cheese sandwich
- fish 7 letters with 3 letters e r n ?
- Fish a.k.a. horse mackerel
- FISH after oil has been extracted
- Fish after which a cape is named
- Fish ailment
- Fish alone?
- Fish also called "blue jack"
- Fish also called a 'jack'
- Fish also called a blue jack
- Fish also called a Jerusalem haddock
- Fish also called a largemouth
- Fish also called a namaycush
- Fish also called a sockeye
- Fish also called mahimahi
- Fish also called sea breams
- Fish also called slimehead
- Fish also known as a blue jack
- Fish also known as a dorado
- Fish also known as a river herring
- Fish alternative?
- Fish and chips accompanier, perhaps
- Fish and chips condiment
- Fish and chips fish, perhaps
- Fish and chips option
- Fish and chips side
- Fish and chips, but not chips and salsa
- Fish and chips, e.g.
- FISH and rice dish
- FISH and vegetable stew
- Fish and visitors stink after three days, for one
- FISH appendage
- Fish appendages
- fish appetizer
- fish Aquarium
- fish aquarium
- Fish are friends, not ___ (line from "Finding Nemo")
- Fish at a brunch
- Fish at a Hawaiian barbecue
- Fish attending Mass?
- Fish attracter
- Fish attraction
- Fish attractor
- fish Australian
- Fish Bait
- fish bait
- Fish bait or pal
- Fish bait, sometimes
- fish banquet
- fish basket
- Fish baskets
- fish bass like
- fish bate or compost creature
- FISH bin for salting
- FISH bivalve
- fish black
- fish blue SAD UNHAPPY
- fish bony
- FISH breathing organ
- fish brilliant
- fish Brunch
- fish butterfly
- fish by allowing the bait to bob and dip on the surface
- Fish by dragging a net
- Fish by dragging bag-net along seabed
- Fish by dragging nets
- FISH by drawing bait along in water
- Fish by dropping bait lightly
- Fish by itself?
- Fish by letting the bait bob