| Flaubert or Eiffel, to pals | 27 |
| Flaubert heroine | 16 |
| Flaubert creation | 17 |
| Flaubert biographer | 19 |
| Flatworm genus | 14 |
| Flatware prong | 14 |
| Flatware pieces | 15 |
| Flatware piece | 14 |
| Flatware needing sharpening | 27 |
| Flatware named after an Iroquois tribe | 38 |
| Flatware metal | 14 |
| Flatware items | 14 |
| Flatware item | 13 |
| Flatware finisher | 17 |
| Flatware factory worker | 23 |
| Flatware cutter | 15 |
| Flatware company, or the New York community where it began | 58 |
| Flatware company named after an indian tribe | 44 |
| Flatware company named after a tribe | 36 |
| Flatware brand | 14 |
| Flatware | 8 |
| Flatulent fellow? | 17 |
| Flatulent | 9 |
| Flattops? | 9 |
| Flattops, in N.M. | 17 |
| Flattops of the Southwest | 25 |
| Flattop, of sorts | 17 |
| Flattop, e.g. | 13 |
| Flattop's milieu | 20 |
| Flattop's antithesis | 24 |
| Flattop opposite | 16 |
| Flattop on land | 15 |
| Flattop of the Southwest | 24 |
| Flattop fare | 12 |
| Flattop | 7 |
| Flattery: Slang | 15 |
| Flattery used to get one's way | 34 |
| Flattery relishers | 18 |
| Flattery intended to persuade | 29 |
| Flattery from a fawner | 22 |
| Flattery for the boss | 21 |
| Flattery to Swift | 18 |
| Flattery | 8 |
| Flatters, with "up" | 29 |
| Flatters, with "over" | 31 |
| Flatters, with 'up' | 27 |
| Flatters, in a way | 18 |
| Flatters prior to a touch | 25 |
| Flatters one's partner, in a way | 36 |
| Flatters excessively | 20 |
| Flatters (with "over") | 32 |
| Flatters | 8 |
| Flattering, in an oily way | 26 |
| Flattering trickery | 19 |
| Flattering to a fault | 21 |
| Flattering talk | 15 |
| Flattering speech | 17 |
| Flattering review | 17 |
| Flattering one | 14 |
| Flattering insincerely | 22 |
| Flattering deceptions | 21 |
| Flattering deception | 20 |
| Flattering deceit | 17 |
| Flattering courtier who changed places with the tyrant Dionysius, in Greek legend | 81 |
| Flattering and sweet, as words | 30 |
| Flatterer's glib effort | 27 |
| Flatterer's forte | 21 |
| Flatterer or sycophant | 22 |
| Flatterer of a sort | 19 |
| Flatterer | 9 |
| Flatteredmost sincerely | 23 |
| Flattered, in a way | 19 |
| Flattered sincerely? | 20 |
| Flattered servilely | 19 |
| Flattered reassuringly | 22 |
| Flattered most sincerely | 24 |
| Flattered in the most sincere way | 33 |
| Flattered in a way | 18 |
| Flattered fawningly | 19 |
| Flattered excessively | 21 |
| Flattered big-time | 18 |
| Flattered most sincerely | 25 |
| Flattered | 9 |
| Flatter, with "up" | 28 |
| Flatter, in a way | 17 |
| Flatter, as beer | 16 |
| Flatter too much | 16 |
| Flatter to a fault | 18 |
| Flatter the boss for personal gain | 34 |
| Flatter servilely | 17 |
| Flatter most sincerely? | 23 |
| Flatter insincerely | 19 |
| Flatter in a way | 16 |
| Flatter in a cajoling way | 25 |
| Flatter fulsomely | 17 |
| Flatter excessively | 19 |
| Flatter exaggeratedly | 21 |
| Flatter | 7 |
| Flattens, in brief | 18 |
| Flattens, in a way | 18 |